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Phoebe Bridgers Postponing This Week’s UK Shows Due To Appendicitis

Your body doesn't care about your album-rollout plans. Sometimes, your body can actively veto your album-rollout plans. Phoebe Bridgers' triumphant new LP Lost Weekend is finally out, and she recently arrived in the UK to play a series of sold-out, no-phone record store gigs and signings. She played two sets at London's Union Chapel on Monday, which happened to be her 32nd birthday, but then she…

Phoebe Bridgers Postponing This Week’s UK Shows Due To Appendicitis

Phoebe Bridgers has postponed her UK shows this week due to appendicitis. She had been scheduled to perform in Kingston, London, Brighton, and Bristol, with matinee and evening performances at each location.

Bridgers had played two intimate shows at London's Union Chapel on Monday, which was her 32nd birthday. Her new album, Lost Weekend, was released last Friday. According to Billboard, she announced the postponement on her Instagram stories, saying "I got appendicitis for my birthday... Everything in the UK this week will have to move but I’ll make it up to you!!!!"

The shows were announced just last Wednesday, a week before they were set to take place. Bridgers performed a stripped-back show at Union Chapel, debuting new songs from her album.

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