Sam Fender Cancels Remaining 2024 UK Tour Dates Due to Vocal Cord Injury

The singer-songwriter has been advised to take extended vocal rest after hemorrhaging his right vocal cord during his tour.

Sam Fender canceled his final two 2024 UK tour dates in Glasgow and Newcastle after suffering a vocal cord hemorrhage.
The 30-year-old musician had been battling the flu before the injury was confirmed by two ENT specialists, who advised against further performances to avoid lasting damage.
Fender expressed heartbreak over the cancellations but assured fans that efforts are underway to reschedule the affected shows.
The injury follows a successful tour promoting his upcoming third album, 'People Watching,' set to release on February 21, 2025.
Fender plans to resume touring in February in the US, with European and UK stadium dates scheduled for spring and summer 2025, including three sold-out nights at Newcastle's St. James' Park.