Tinashe has pulled the rest of her current world tour to work on her forthcoming album.
Taking to Facebook, she explains the cancellations are so she can put “the finishing touches on ‘Joyride’ by the end of May’.
“It is with a heavy heart that I come with the news that due to unexpected recording commitments I need to postpone my upcoming international tour,” the statement reads. “Originally, I had planned this tour in support of Joyride, and as you know, the album has yet to be released.”
“My two biggest loves are music and my fans, and it is never my intention to disappoint anyone. I know there has been some confusion in regards to my album’s release date. Trust me, I am as eager to get it out to you as you are to hear it. I will be wrapping up the finishing touches on Joyride by the end of May, and will be back on the road shortly thereafter to see all of you. If you know anything about me, you know this was the last thing I would ever want to do.”
“I know there will be a lot of questions about this. I am going to do a live Q&A on my Facebook tomorrow to answer them all. Stay tuned for more info on that.”
“Thank you for your love, support and patience always. It means the world to me.”
The cancelled dates read:
April
7 Portland, OR – Crystal Ballroom
8 Seattle, WA – Showbox SoDo
10 Vancouver, British Columbia – Vogue Theatre
26 Copenhagen, Denmark – Vega
28 Stockholm, Sweden – Debaser Midis
30 Oslo, Norway – Sentrum Scene
May
2 London, England – Koko
4 Birmingham, England – O2 Institute
5 Manchester, England – O2 Ritz
7 Amsterdam, Netherlands – Paradiso
09 Paris, France – La Cigale
10 Frankfurt, Germany – Gibson
15 Seoul, South Korea – JCC Concert Hall
17-18 Tokyo, Japan – Duo
20 Auckland, New Zealand – The Powerstation
21 Brisbane, Australia – Max Watts
24 Sydney, Australia – Enmore Theatre
25 Melbourne, Australia – The Forum
26 Perth, Australia – Metro City
Taking to Facebook, she explains the cancellations are so she can put “the finishing touches on ‘Joyride’ by the end of May’.
“It is with a heavy heart that I come with the news that due to unexpected recording commitments I need to postpone my upcoming international tour,” the statement reads. “Originally, I had planned this tour in support of Joyride, and as you know, the album has yet to be released.”
“My two biggest loves are music and my fans, and it is never my intention to disappoint anyone. I know there has been some confusion in regards to my album’s release date. Trust me, I am as eager to get it out to you as you are to hear it. I will be wrapping up the finishing touches on Joyride by the end of May, and will be back on the road shortly thereafter to see all of you. If you know anything about me, you know this was the last thing I would ever want to do.”
“I know there will be a lot of questions about this. I am going to do a live Q&A on my Facebook tomorrow to answer them all. Stay tuned for more info on that.”
“Thank you for your love, support and patience always. It means the world to me.”
The cancelled dates read:
April
7 Portland, OR – Crystal Ballroom
8 Seattle, WA – Showbox SoDo
10 Vancouver, British Columbia – Vogue Theatre
26 Copenhagen, Denmark – Vega
28 Stockholm, Sweden – Debaser Midis
30 Oslo, Norway – Sentrum Scene
May
2 London, England – Koko
4 Birmingham, England – O2 Institute
5 Manchester, England – O2 Ritz
7 Amsterdam, Netherlands – Paradiso
09 Paris, France – La Cigale
10 Frankfurt, Germany – Gibson
15 Seoul, South Korea – JCC Concert Hall
17-18 Tokyo, Japan – Duo
20 Auckland, New Zealand – The Powerstation
21 Brisbane, Australia – Max Watts
24 Sydney, Australia – Enmore Theatre
25 Melbourne, Australia – The Forum
26 Perth, Australia – Metro City
