Florence + The Machine Postpones The rest Of U.Okay. Tour After Singer Florence Welch Breaks Foot

The remaining dates of Florence + The Machine’s U.Okay. tour have been postponed as a result of an damage sustained by singer Florence Welch.

On Saturday, Nov. 19, Welch took to Instagram to disclose that she’d fractured her foot, and carried out the earlier night time with out realizing she was injured.

“I’m so sorry to say that after an X ray it appears I used to be dancing on a damaged foot final night time. It’s not in my nature to postpone a present, and positively not a UK tour, however I’m in ache and as dancers know, dancing on an damage shouldn’t be a good suggestion. And have been informed to not carry out to keep away from additional injury,” she wrote in an open letter to followers.

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“I’m heartbroken because the Dance Fever tour has been my favorite present we’ve got ever placed on. The communion with you. Your lovely faces shining,” she continued.

“I like you a lot, and I’m so sorry to anybody who’s dissatisfied,” she added, concluding, “My coronary heart is aching. I can’t wait to be again on my ft and again in your arms.”

Florence + The Machine accomplished the North American leg of their “Dance Fever” tour through the summer time, however the the rest of the group’s present tour, extending to the tip of November, will now be postponed to later dates.

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The band is scheduled to being touring Australia and New Zealand in early 2023; as of now, these dates haven’t been postponed.