Christine and the Queens cancels all remaining tour dates due to illness

French indie pop star Héloïse Adélaïde Letissier, more commonly known by his stage names, Christine and the Queens or Redcar, has announced that all remaining 2023 dates for his 'Paranoia, Angles True Love' album have been cancelled due to medical reasons.

Speaking in a post on Instagram, the singer songwriter said 'Red (aka Christine and the Queens)was taken ill today and on advice of doctors forced to make the difficult decision to cancel all remaining tour dates for 2023'.

 

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The post said that  refunds for the upcoming North America and Europe dates would be available at the point of purchase.

The cancellation comes just before Red's scheduled date tonight in Montréal. The cancellation was described as a 'difficult decision'.

Christine and the Queens had performed recently at Glastonbury as part of the Paranoia, Angels and True Love tour. Paranoia, Angels and True Love has been described as having a cinematic spirit receiving an impressive 8/10 from Hot Press. The singer's fourth album, Paranoia, Angels and True Love features collaborations with from Madonna, 070 Shake and Mike Dean.

As of yet, there has been no rescheduling of the 2023 tour. The French musician's illness remains unknown.