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Rage Against the Machine chose to cancel their reunion tour of the UK and Europe due to an injury sustained by frontman Zack de la Rocha. A statement from the band explained that, “Per medical guidance, Zack de la Rocha has been advised that the August and September 2022 U.K. and European leg of the Rage Against The Machine tour cannot proceed. It is with great disappointment that we announce this cancellation. Rage Against The Machine will be finishing their run at Madison Square Garden on August 11, 12 & 14 and then Zack must return home for rest and rehabilitation." De la Rocha injured his leg during a performance in Chicago in July. 

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The Limp Bizkit 'Still Sucks' tour was put on hold due to concerns about the health of lead singer, Fred Durst. The band had already completed the US leg of their tour and were preparing to take off for the UK and Europe, when Durst received some unfortunate news. The frontman revealed that he had visited a doctor for a general check-up before embarking on the next stage of the tour and had been feeling totally healthy. "And to my surprise my doctor has decided to send me a letter telling me he would not like me to tour at this time and to stay close by to do some more tests," he explained in a video on social media. "And that being said, this was very unexpected news and I'm so sorry and I look forward to making it up to you as soon as possible."

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Shawn Mendes started out on his 'Wonder' world tour in June to rave reviews. However, after performing seven shows, the singer announced that he was putting the tour on hold. He cited concerns for his mental health as the reason for his difficult decision. Mendes explained that he had been on the road since he was 15 years old and struggled with being away from friends and family. He explained his predicament on social media: "After a few years off the road, I felt like I was ready to dive back in, but that decision was premature and unfortunately the toll of the road and the pressure has caught up to me and I've hit a breaking point. After speaking with my team and health professionals, I need to take some time to heal and take care of myself and my mental health, first and foremost."

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The Chicks announced on June 20 that they were postponing the next three dates on their tour due to Natalie Maines' vocal health. "As a result of strict doctor’s orders for vocal rest, the Chicks are forced to postpone the following shows," the group announced, listing Noblesville, Indiana, Cincinnati, Ohio, and Clarkston, Michigan. They apologized and said the shows have been rescheduled for late September and earlier October. The announcement comes one day after The Chicks had to cancel a show in Indianapolis after they'd already done 30 minutes of it, due to Maines' vocal emergency.

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Doja Cat withdrew from the 2021 iHeartRadio Jingle Ball Tour after revealing she tested positive for COVID-19. The 'Kiss Me More' singer made the announcement on December 12 after revealing that members of her production team tested positive days prior. "I'm sad to share that I just tested positive as well and will no longer be able to perform on the rest of the iHeartRadio Jingle Ball Tour," she wrote on Instagram. "I'm doing okay and look forward to recovering and getting back out there as soon as I can!"

Fans will remember this is the second time Doja Cat has tested positive for the virus, the first being in July 2020, though fortunately she was able to get back out on the road after that. 

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In late March, the Rolling Stones announced they were postponing the North American leg of their No Filter tour due to front man Mick Jagger's health problems. 

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The Rolling Stones were supposed to kick off their new North American tour in Miami, Florida on April 20, but that's now no longer the case due to Mick Jagger's health issues.

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Rolling Stones - The front man "has been advised by doctors that he cannot go on tour at this time as he needs medical treatment," this according to a statement. But he's "expected to make a complete recovery so that he can get back on stage as soon as possible."

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Shakira - The Colombian singer had already canceled a few of her shows when she was forced to postpone the El Dorado World Tour in 2017 for health reasons.

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Shakira - Shakira suffered a vocal cord hemorrhage and was told to rest and avoid straining her voice so that she could fully recover as soon as possible.

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Adele - At the end of June 2017, Adele had to cancel her two final tour shows in London because of a problem with her vocal cords.

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Adele - The singer showed how devastated she was Facebook and Instagram. "I have done 121 shows I have 2 left. 2 left!!! And they are 2 gigantic shows! Who (...) cancels a show at Wembley Stadium?" she said.

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Madonna - In 2012, the Queen of Pop had to postpone her MDNA Dallas show because of laryngitis.

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The singer followed her doctor's orders to absolutely rest her vocal cords for 36 hours.

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Selena Gomez - In 2016, Selena Gomez had to cancel the last 34 shows of her Revival World Tour.

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Selena Gomez - She had to take a break from her career to get treatment for depression, anxiety, and panic attacks, all of which were symptoms of Lupus. She announced she was diagnosed with the autoimmune disease in 2015.

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Ariana Grande - In 2017, Ariana Grande was forced to cancel her Dangerous Woman tour show in Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam at the very last minute because of "health problems."

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Ariana Grande - She didn't explain beyond that, but she did apologize to her fans and said her doctor advised her not to perform.

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Aerosmith - In 2017, Aerosmith had to cancel the last four shows of their South American tour because of vocalist Steven Tyler's health issues.

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Aerosmith - His "unexpected medical issues" shocked fans, but he responded by saying he needed some rest.

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Lady Gaga - In 2017, Lady Gaga canceled a show in Montreal after becoming ill from performing an entire show in the rain in New York City.

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Lady Gaga - Later, she canceled several of her shows, including a Rock in Rio appearance, due to fibromyalgia-related problems.

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Daddy Yankee - Daddy Yankee had to postpone a concert in Colombia in 2016 after being taken to the hospital.

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Daddy Yankee - The Puerto Rican rapper and producer suffered from high blood pressure, hypoglycemia, and dehydration.

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Mariah Carey - In 2015, the pop star had to cancel a show right after her Las Vegas residency debut.

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Mariah Carey - She had bronchitis and told fans she was almost recovered, but that she had been put on "mandatory vocal rest per doctor's orders."

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Luis Miguel - The Puerto Rican-born Mexican artist canceled major concert dates in 2015 and 2016.

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Luis Miguel - "The singer must complete necessary medical treatments that he initiated in 2015 in order to recuperate completely," read a statement on his behalf. "As the audience knows, during that same year, Luis Miguel also canceled other performances because of health issues that didn't allow him to continue with his concerts."

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Foo Fighters - In 2015, Foo Fighters had to cancel their UK show at Glastonbury Festival after Dave Grohl broke a leg. The band's vocalist fell off a stage in Sweden.

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Foo Fighters - But after they canceled a few shows, Grohl returned to the stage a month later in a cast, performing while sitting on a throne!

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Rihanna - In 2013, Rihanna had to skip a show in Houston because of health issues.

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Rihanna - However, she did not reveal any details about the illness, but did apologize to fans. She's canceled several shows before and since the Houston concert due to health problems.

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Morrissey - In 2013, the former lead singer of the Smiths was forced to cancel the remaining 22 concerts of his US tour.

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Morrissey -

He was suffering from double pneumonia, a bleeding ulcer, and Barrett's oesophagus.

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Avicii - In 2014, the DJ took some time off to recover after removing his appendix and gallbladder.

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Avicii - While recovering, the late artist missed shows at TomorrowWorld, Storm Festival, and Laguna Beach Park.

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Charles Bradley - Charles Bradley had to cancel his Rock in Rio 2017 performance, as well as 36 other shows that year.

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He was diagnosed with stomach cancer, which eventually spread to his liver. Unfortunately, the entertainer did not survive, ultimately passing away later that year.

See also: Stars who suffer from chronic illnesses.

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