CMAT postpones tour due to medical issues

CMAT has decided to postpone her upcoming tour dates due to a wisdom tooth infection.

In a statement made to Instagram on Wednesday evening, the 'Euro-country' singer told fans she would be canceling upcoming shows while she takes the next two weeks as recovery time after having the infected teeth removed.

CMAT had just begun touring her new album Euro-Country, which was released at the end of August.

The singer wrote that she had woken up that morning with "throbbing pain" in her jaw, showing images of swelling on either side of her face. CMAT was due to perform in London that same evening.

She reassured fans that she is working to reschedule all October tour dates and that refunds would also be issued to fans unable to attend alternate dates.

Euro-Country was nominated for the 2025 Mercury Prize. On Instagram, CMAT revealed she won't be performing at the awards ceremony on October 16, due to – in her own words – her "stupid fucking teeth."

CMAT was set to perform an entire UK tour over the coming week, with shows in Manchester, Glasgow, Leeds and Newcastle.

The rest of the It's The Euro-Country Tour has further UK dates to begin in March and additionally includes a European tour.

She will perform at the 3Arena in Dublin on December 5, with summer shows at St. Anne's Park in Dublin on May 30, 2026 and Musgrave Park in Cork on June 20, 2026.

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