UPDATED: Tom Baxter apologises for cancelling Irish tour

Tom Baxter has apologised to fans after postponing his upcoming Irish tour due to illness. The seven date tour was due to start tomorrow, May 2.

The Hot Press Newsdesk, 01 May 2008

Tom Baxter says he’s “gutted” after being forced to postpone a seven-date nationwide tour, which should have started last Friday in Dublin’s National Stadium.

The decision was made after the singer went down with acute laryngitis and was ordered to rest by doctors.

“I send you my apologies for postponing,” Baxter says. “I want to give it my best and unfortunately I’m not 100% I’ll be back on my feet A.S.A.P. making music to temper your worries and illuminate your soul. I promise!”

Tickets remain valid for the rescheduled dates, which are the Spirit Store, Dundalk (June 19); National Stadium, Dublin (20); Savoy, Cork (21); Dolan’s, Limerick (22); Roisin Dubh, Galway (24); Nerve Centre, Derry (25); and Spring & Airbrake, Belfast (26).

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