Sam Smith cancels another gig with less than 24 hours notice

Sam Smith has canceled another show on his Gloria tour with less than 24 hours’ notice to ticket holders.

The I’m Not Here To Make Friends singer has already postponed his gig in Glasgow at the weekend due to illness, and now they’ve rescheduled their gig in Birmingham to 27th May 2023.

Smith, 30, was due to perform at the Resorts World Arena in Birmingham on Tuesday, April 25.

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On Monday, April 24 at 4:00 p.m., the non-binary singer announced on social media: “Sailors, I am very sorry to inform you that my team and I are still not well, so unfortunately we have to to reschedule our show in birmingham for saturday. May 27, 2023.

“It’s so important to me that we give you the best version of Gloria. I don’t want you to experience anything less than that. Thank you so much for understanding, I know how excited everyone is to see the show and I feel the same when I see you everyone.

“All previous tickets are still valid for the new date. For more information visit my website www.samsmithworld.com

“All my love Sam x”

The Stay With Me singer – who came out as non-binary in 2019 – previously revealed she was suffering from a virus and was rescheduling her date at Glasgow’s OVO Hydro from Saturday 22 April to Thursday 25 May.

Smith said: “Me and a lot of my team got hit with a virus, it made us really sick.

“I want to give you the best version of Gloria the Tour and right now it’s not possible.”

The Unholy singer is set to perform at the Royal Arena in Copenhagen, Denmark on Saturday, May 29.

Smith’s Gloria Tour was criticized by some for its use of religious imagery and flamboyant costumes.

The singer revealed earlier this year that they’ve been spat on in the street since coming out as non-binary.

They said: “I’m being abused in the street, verbally, more than I ever have. So that was the hardest part, was being at home in the UK and having people shouting at me in the street.

“Someone spat on me on the street. It’s crazy.”

Smith said that talking about their pronouns didn’t cause “a negative” in their personal lives.

“My family can communicate with me, they always have, but they communicate with me now in an even better way,” they said.

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The star continued: “My love life has become better because of it, I feel loved, I feel comfortable in my own skin.”

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