Bruce Springsteen has cancelled a collection of dates as a result of "vocal issues", days after performing in what he described as "hellacious" climate in Sunderland.

The US star, 74, postponed exhibits in Marseille, Prague and Milan over the subsequent fortnight, together with his European tour set to renew in Madrid on 12 June.

In an Instagram put up on Sunday, he mentioned he was "recuperating comfortably" and he and the E Street Band "look forward to resuming their hugely successful European stadium tour".

With "further examination" and "consulting", the assertion additionally mentioned, medical doctors decided Bruce "should not perform for the next 10 days".

Springsteen had performed at Sunderland's Stadium of Light on Wednesday, the place he admitted the climate was significantly moist.

As he was honoured at London's Ivor Novello Awards on Thursday, he mentioned: "We just… came out of the plane in Sunderland last night, (it was) hellacious weather.

"Driving rain storm, the wind blowing, blowing, blowing, and standing… in front of me, in the rain, I realised: these are my people."

Springsteen additionally handled the viewers to his track Thunder Road, after Sir Paul McCartney offered him together with his Ivors Academy fellowship.

New dates for his postponed exhibits will likely be introduced shortly, in response to his Instagram account, and anybody searching for a refund "will be able to obtain it at their original point of purchase".

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He rescheduled dates in August final 12 months within the US after he was taken in poor health, and cancelled deliberate live shows in March 2023 over different points.

His first main tour in six years noticed him play a headline gig in London's Hyde Park in July 2023.

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