Summary:
- Usher has postponed the start of his Past Present Future Tour due to a neck injury.
- The R&B star initially postponed the opening night in Atlanta and has now delayed two additional shows.
- Usher is expected to resume performing in Washington, D.C., on August 20, with rescheduled dates for the Atlanta shows.
Fans of Usher will need to be patient as the start of his highly anticipated Past Present Future Tour faces delays. The R&B superstar, who had planned to kick off the tour in Atlanta, was forced to postpone the opening night just hours before the show was set to begin. The delay has now been extended as Usher announced on Instagram that he is also postponing two additional performances due to a neck injury.
In a heartfelt statement, Usher, 45, revealed that he suffered a neck injury while rehearsing for the tour. Despite his efforts to recover in time for the Atlanta show, including physical therapy and medical treatment, the injury has not healed as expected. “Earlier this week, I suffered an injury to my neck while rehearsing to provide my fans with the greatest USHER show of all time,” Usher shared.
The singer’s doctors have advised him against performing any shows this week to ensure a full recovery. Usher reassured his fans that he is working hard to heal quickly and is committed to returning to the stage with the high energy and excellence his performances are known for. He expressed his gratitude for their understanding and promised to deliver an unforgettable show once he is fully recovered.
The postponed shows in Atlanta at the State Farm Arena have been rescheduled to December 9, 10, and 12. Usher is expected to return to performing on August 20 in Washington, D.C., where he hopes to resume his tour as planned.
