Stereophonics cancels Dubai show

AFP

Welsh rock icons Stereophonics have cancelled their Dubai show on October 29 due to lead singer Kelly Jones' medical issues.

Making the announcement on its social media channels, Coco-Cola Arena and LiveNation said Jones was medically unfit to fly. 

In a personal message, Jones said he was saddened to reveal that the Australia and Dubai shows were cancelled due to a displaced jaw joint. "I have cancelled no more than four shows in 30 years and I hope you can trust this decision was not taken lightly," stated Jones. 

Organisers added that refunds will made to all purchased tickets within 21 days. 

The UK shows will resume in December, with the lead singer prioritising his health through physio rehabilitation. 

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