Singer Pink has canceled her upcoming concert in Bern, Switzerland, due to health reasons. The singer made the announcement on Instagram on Tuesday, expressing her disappointment and apologizing to fans. She also addressed a recent incident at her San Antonio concert where she kicked out a protester holding a sign condemning circumcision.
International pop star Pink has canceled her upcoming concert in Bern, Switzerland, due to health concerns. The singer made the announcement on Instagram on Tuesday, expressing her disappointment and apologizing to fans.
Pink Cancels Concert in Switzerland Due to Health Concerns, Kicks Out Protester with Circumcision Sign
"I am so sorry that I have had to cancel my show in Bern this Wednesday," the 44-year-old singer wrote on her Instagram account. "I was looking forward to being with you and making memories with you and sharing our show with you."
Pink said she has been experiencing health issues and after exploring all options, her doctor advised her not to perform on Wednesday night.
Pink Cancels Concert in Switzerland Due to Health Concerns, Kicks Out Protester with Circumcision Sign
"I do everything I can to ensure I can perform for you every night," Pink said. "I explored every option available, but my doctor advised me that I’m unable to continue with the show tomorrow."
The singer did not specify the nature of her illness.
Pink Cancels Concert in Switzerland Due to Health Concerns, Kicks Out Protester with Circumcision Sign
The concert in Bern was part of Pink's "Summer Carnival" tour, which has been met with critical acclaim. Pink is known for her energetic performances and powerful vocals.
The cancellation of the Bern concert comes just days after Pink kicked a fan out of her concert in San Antonio, Texas. The fan was holding a sign that condemned circumcision.
Pink's decision to remove the protester was met with mixed reactions on social media. Some fans supported her decision, while others criticized her for silencing dissent.
In a statement to Fox News Digital, Pink said she felt compelled to remove the protester because the sign was "inappropriate" and "offensive."
"I don't want to give that person a platform," Pink said. "I don't want to give that message a platform."
Pink's concert in Copenhagen, Denmark, on Saturday is still scheduled to take place. Her performance in Amsterdam on July 10 has not yet been canceled.
The singer has not yet announced whether she will reschedule the canceled Bern concert.
