Chris Young was forced to cancel several of his U.K. tour dates after his band was hit with Covid-19.
"This week started off incredibly with my 13th #1 single for 'At the End of a Bar' and plans to tour in the UK, but unfortunately COVID has hit my band and we are forced to cancel the shows in Glasgow, Manchester, Bristol, London and the Long Road Festival," Young explained on social media.
Young canceled his shows on August 25 in Glasgow, Scotland; August 30 in Manchester, England; August 31 in Bristol, England; and August 31 in London, England. Young was one of the headliners at the Long Road Festival, which took place this last weekend, August 26-28 in Leicestershire, England.
The country star said he plans to reschedule the shows and is currently working on finding new dates.
"I am excited to play all the new music from 'Famous Friends' for fans in the U.K. and we will update you soon on plans to reschedule the run of shows," he added.
Young is now expected to perform in Indio, California on September 23 and in Lancaster, California on September 24.
Last week, Young scored his 13th No. 1 single with "At The End Of A Bar."
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