Charli XCX‘s fall US tour with supporting act, Kitten, has been postponed until later in the year. The electro-pop singer will be opening for Paramore on their tour of the United Kingdom. The artist’s headlining tour dates will be rescheduled so United States fans will still be seeing her, just a little later than expected. Check out a message from Charli XCX herself regarding the change of plans:
“Hi guys. As some of you may have already heard I have annoyingly had to postpone my headline tour in the USA in October/November. It’s really frustrating and it’s really sad and I genuinely am so so so upset about it because I had some amazing ideas and things to share with you in the shows throughout September.
I’m going to be completely honest with you, the reason the tour has been postponed is because I have been offered to support Paramore throughout their UK tour, which is a really big deal for me as I haven’t ever really toured in the UK outside of London before. It’s scary and it’s quite weird but it’s also super exciting for me to finally be able to play shows in the country that I’m from.
I always feel so welcome in the USA and all of you guys have always been so cool and amazing to play too… So I am really so sad that I’m letting you down like this. But this is a big opportunity for me, one that people around me won’t let me decline. I am seriously so sorry to everyone I have let down, and I really do hope that you will be able to make the rescheduled dates (I’m figuring them out right now) and that you will enjoy the new music that is coming very very very soon. All I can promise you is that when I come back to the USA later on this year, the tour will be bigger and better… There’s going to be a lot of changes made and lots of new, exciting things.
Please don’t be too angry at me. I really do hate to let everyone down like this. I promise I’m going to make it up to you all. Xxxxxx”
Charli XCX will be playing alongside Paramore on the dates below.
Sept 20 – MEN Arena – Manchester, UK
Sept 21 – Motorpoint Arena – Cardiff, UK
Sept 23 – LG Arena – Birmingham UK
Sept 24 – Capital FM Arena – Nottingham UK
Sept 27 – Wembley Arena – London, UK
Sept 28 – Wembley Arena – London, UK
