Donald Glover delays scheduled Childish Gambino concert appearances to concentrate on his bodily well-being.
"Bummer, I gotta push back the remainder of my North American tour for a few weeks due to some health issues I'm dealing with," Glover shared on his X platform. "Appreciate the confidentiality. Thanks for the backing. Thanks for the affection."
Glover also urged ticket holders to hang onto their tickets as they'll be valid for the newly scheduled dates, which haven't been disclosed yet.
The North American tour was set to wrap up on October 3 in Chicago. Post this, the tour was planning to head to Europe in November.
CNN touched base with one of Glover's reps for a statement.
Earlier, Glover had informed that the concert in Houston scheduled for Sunday was also getting postponed on account of his ill health, and he had rescheduled a performance for August due to "technical difficulties."
Back in June, Glover let it be known to the New York Times in an interview that he was planning to lay down his musical identity Childish Gambino as it no longer resonated with him.
The multi-talented actor and musician rolled out his fifth and final Childish Gambino album titled "Bando Stone & the New World" in July.
Despite the postponement of his North American tour, Glover continues to prioritize his fans by assuring them that their tickets will remain valid for the rescheduled dates, though these dates haven't been announced yet. Despite ongoing health issues, Glover remains dedicated to providing his audience with top-notch entertainment.
