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The Last Dinner Party cancel more shows due to illness

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The Last Dinner Party have announced the cancellation of more concerts on their UK and Ireland tour due to illness.This past weekend (September 29), the band took to social media to announce the last-minute postponement of their Cardiff concert after a member fell ill.

Now, The Last Dinner Party have entirely cancelled four more upcoming concerts.As such, the band’s shows in Birmingham, Nottingham, Bristol and Southampton have been scrapped, with the band announcing that refunds will be issued within 15 days.They wrote on X (formerly Twitter): “This is due to an unforeseen illness in the band and, following medical advice, we have to prioritise our health at this time.” They continued, “TLDP is here today because of you and we want to keep touring and sharing our music with you for a long long time – but in order to do that we have to make serious decisions like these now so that our long term health doesn’t suffer.”pic.twitter.com/XZ1YkWC5HM— The Last Dinner Party (@lastdinnerparty) September 30, 2024The Last Dinner Party’s sold-out UK and Ireland headline tour is set to continue in Dublin on Monday (October 7).

The tour is in support of their 2024 Mercury Prize-nominated debut album ‘Prelude To Ecstasy’.OCTOBER 7 – 3Olympia, Dublin10 – O2 Academy, Glasgow11 – O2 Victoria Warehouse, Manchester12 – Mountford Hall, Liverpool14 – Corn Exchange, Cambridge16 – Eventim Apollo, LondonThe band were due to play The Engine Shed in Lincoln on Saturday (September 28), but the show was cancelled shortly before they were supposed to take to the stage due to illness.

However, prior to the show’s cancellation, numerous men took to social media to complain that upon trying to enter the venue, they had been questioned extensively by The.

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