The singer Morrissey is being handled for "physical exhaustion" after cancelling a string of concert events.

He has additionally been instructed to relaxation for 2 weeks, his tour supervisor stated.

The former Smiths frontman had been attributable to play on the Honda Centre in Anaheim, California, on Friday, and on the Kia Forum in Los Angeles on Saturday.

Both venues stated on social media that the gigs had been cancelled "due to unforeseen circumstances".

They had been going to have a good time the twentieth anniversary of his solo album You Are The Quarry.

The singer, 64, is on a tour referred to as "40 years of Morrissey" - however gigs for the following month, scheduled for nations together with Peru, Chile and Argentina, seem like off too.

According to the web site Morrissey-Solo, concert events in south America, till 24 February, had been cancelled.

Tour supervisor Donnie Knutson wrote on Instagram that Morrissey is "receiving medical supervision for physical exhaustion".

Knutson added: "He has been ordered to rest for two weeks, and he will remain in Zurich."

The Smiths' first album, referred to as The Smiths, was launched on 20 February 1984, and featured songs together with Hand in Glove and What Difference Does It Make?

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