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Louis Tomlinson cancels Asia tour, offers refunds

Due to "unforeseen circumstances"

Former One Direction member Louis Tomlinson has cancelled his upcoming Asia tour due to “unforeseen circumstances” and is offering full refunds to ticket-holders.

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Announced today (April 11), the singer took to his official website to break the news. A written statement on his website notes: “DUE TO UNFORESEEN CIRCUMSTANCES AND REASONS BEYOND OUR CONTROL, UNFORTUNATELY THE APRIL 2023 TOUR OF ASIA WILL NO LONGER BE TAKING PLACE. FULL REFUND DETAILS ARE AVAILABLE FROM YOUR POINT OF PURCHASE.”

The singer also took to social media to add: “Absolutely gutted we couldn’t make it out to the shows this month. I’ll be back! I’m sorry from the bottom of my heart to anyone affected. Love you all!!”

Absolutely gutted we couldn’t make it out to the shows this month. I’ll be back! I’m sorry from the bottom of my heart to anyone affected. Love you all!! — Louis Tomlinson (@Louis_Tomlinson) April 7, 2023

The tour – first announced in February – would have seen the singer perform seven shows across Asia between April 17 and April 27. He was set to kick off the tour with three shows in Osaka, Nagoya and Tokyo before heading down to Bangkok, Thailand on April 22. He was then scheduled to perform in Taipei and Kuala Lumpur before closing out the tour at the Star Theatre in Singapore on April 27.

Full refunds are available to ticket-holders from the point of purchase.

Tomlinson’s Asian stops were supposed to be in support of ‘Faith In The Future’, his second album which dropped in late November last year, and comes after dozens of dates already announced across the US, UK and Europe.

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One Direction singer Louis Tomlinson cancels gigs in Singapore and rest of Asia

SINGAPORE – English singer-songwriter Louis Tomlinson has cancelled his Asian tour, including a Singapore concert that was to take place at The Star Theatre on April 27.

The 31-year-old, who came to fame as a member of British boy band One Direction, posted on his official website: “Due to unforeseen circumstances and reasons beyond our control, unfortunately the April 2023 tour of Asia will no longer be taking place. Full refund details are available from your point of purchase.”

Based on the statement, fans who bought tickets to the Singapore show, which cost between $98 and $198, would have received refund details from the ticketing agency for the concert, Ticketmaster.

Tomlinson also tweeted: “Absolutely gutted we couldn’t make it out to the shows this month. I’ll be back. I’m sorry from the bottom of my heart to anyone affected. Love you all.”

The Asian tour included concerts in other cities such as Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur and Tokyo.

Tomlinson’s official website still lists the other dates of his world tour, ranging from a concert in Connecticut in the United States on May 26 to a show in Birmingham, Britain, on Nov 18.

The tour is in support of his second album, Faith In The Future, which was released in November and topped the British charts.

That same month, Tomlinson also cancelled a series of in-store signings in Britain after he broke his arm following a concert in New York.

He released a documentary film based on his life in music, All Of Those Voices, in March.

Tomlinson was last in Singapore in 2015, when he performed with One Direction at the National Stadium.

His bandmate Harry Styles recently staged a solo concert at the same venue in March.

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Louis Tomlinson Cancels Part Of 'Faith In The Future' World Tour

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Louis Tomlinson has canceled the Asian leg of his "Faith in the Future" world tour days before his first scheduled performance in Japan.

The tour dates were scrapped due to "unforeseen circumstances and reasons beyond our control," the notice on his website states. Everyone who purchased tickets will be eligible for refunds from their point of purchase.

"Absolutely gutted we couldn’t make it out to the shows this month. I’ll be back! I’m sorry from the bottom of my heart to anyone affected," Tomlinson tweeted over the weekend.

He was scheduled to perform in Japan, Thailand, Taiwan, Malaysia and Singapore from April 17 to 27.

The announcement on Louis Tomlinson's website informs fans of the canceled "Faith in the Future" tour shows in Asia. Photo : louis-tomlinson.com

The North American leg of the "Faith in the Future" tour is scheduled to begin on May 26 in Connecticut with shows scheduled across the country through the end of July before he jets off to Europe for the remainder of the tour which concludes in the UK in November.

News of the partial tour cancelation comes weeks after the premiere of the former One Directioner' documentary, All Of Those Voices , in theaters .

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In a surprise announcement on 3 February , the British singer-songwriter revealed that he will be bringing his highly-anticipated Faith In The Future World Tour to seven stops in Asia .

FAITH IN THE FUTURE WORLD TOUR 2023. ASIA. I’m really excited to be coming back to Asia for these shows in April. I can’t wait to see you all again this year! For more info visit: https://t.co/BIfsmLvh1V pic.twitter.com/cosuLcW3k6 — Louis Tomlinson (@Louis_Tomlinson) February 3, 2023

With dates already announced across the United States, United Kingdom, and Europe, the 'Angels Fly' act is set to return to Asia, bringing with him stellar performances off his second album released on 11 November 2022. 

On his latest Faith In The Future album, the singer has shared: "This album means everything to me, massive thank you to everyone involved and obviously a massive thank you to you the fans! Can’t wait to tour these songs!"

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• 19 April: Century Hall -- Nagoya
• 20 April: Tokyo Garden Theater -- Tokyo
• 22 April: Impact Exhibition Hall 5 -- Bangkok
• 24 April: Taipei International Convention Centre (TICC) -- Taipei 
• 26 April: Plenary Hall -- Kuala Lumpur
• 27 April: The Star Theatre -- Singapore

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SINGAPORE – English singer-songwriter Louis Tomlinson has cancelled his Asian tour, including a Singapore concert that was to take place at The Star Theatre on April 27.

The 31-year-old, who came to fame as a member of British boy band One Direction, posted on his official website: “Due to unforeseen circumstances and reasons beyond our control, unfortunately the April 2023 tour of Asia will no longer be taking place. Full refund details are available from your point of purchase.”

Based on the statement, fans who bought tickets to the Singapore show, which cost between $98 and $198, would have received refund details from the ticketing agency for the concert, Ticketmaster.

Tomlinson also tweeted: “Absolutely gutted we couldn’t make it out to the shows this month. I’ll be back. I’m sorry from the bottom of my heart to anyone affected. Love you all.”

Absolutely gutted we couldn’t make it out to the shows this month. I’ll be back! I’m sorry from the bottom of my heart to anyone affected. Love you all!! — Louis Tomlinson (@Louis_Tomlinson) April 7, 2023

The Asian tour included concerts in other cities such as Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur and Tokyo.

Tomlinson’s official website still lists the other dates of his world tour, ranging from a concert in Connecticut in the United States on May 26 to a show in Birmingham, Britain, on Nov 18.

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The tour is in support of his second album, Faith In The Future, which was released in November and topped the British charts.

That same month, Tomlinson also cancelled a series of in-store signings in Britain after he broke his arm following a concert in New York.

He released a documentary film based on his life in music, All Of Those Voices, in March.

Tomlinson was last in Singapore in 2015, when he performed with One Direction at the National Stadium.

His bandmate Harry Styles recently staged a solo concert at the same venue in March.

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Louis Tomlinson cancels world tour dates in Japan due to 'uncertainty surrounding immigration restrictions' and says he will return as soon as he 'can get out there'

• The singer, 29, kicked off his world tour back in March 2020 in support of his debut album Walls
• He was originally slated to perform in Osaka and Tokyo back in June of this year before the shows were postponed, however they have now been cancelled
• According to gov.uk, from November 30 2021 foreign nationals who don't have existing residential status are not permitted to enter Japan for any purpose 
• This also applies to people who were in possession of recently issued visas who had not yet entered Japan 

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Published: 10:12 EDT, 22 December 2021 | Updated: 10:35 EDT, 22 December 2021

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Louis Tomlinson has cancelled his upcoming shows in Japan as part of his world tour due to 'uncertainty surrounding immigration restrictions'.

The singer, 29, kicked off his world tour back in March 2020 in support of his debut album Walls.

He was originally slated to perform in Osaka and Tokyo back in June of this year before the shows were postponed, however they have now been cancelled.

Called off: Louis Tomlinson has cancelled his upcoming shows in Japan as part of his world tour due to 'uncertainty surrounding immigration restrictions'

A statement from Louis' team was shared to his Instagram Stories on Wednesday where they said the situation around 'quarantine periods' in Japan remained uncertain.

They said: 'Due to the ongoing challenge of finalising schedules caused by uncertainty surrounding immigration restrictions and quarantine periods, the difficult decision has been made to cancel the World Tour shows due to take place in Japan and refund all ticket holders.

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'Please contact your ticket provider for more details. Louis can't wait to see you all in Japan as soon as we can get back out there. Stay safe. LTHQ.'

According to gov.uk , from November 30 2021, foreign nationals who don't have existing residential status are not permitted to enter Japan for any purpose, apart from exceptional circumstances.

Post: A statement from Louis' team was shared to his Instagram Stories on Wednesday where they said the situation around 'quarantine periods' in Japan remained uncertain

Shows: He was originally slated to perform in Osaka and Tokyo back in June of this year before the shows were postponed, however they have now been cancelled

This also applies to people who were in possession of recently issued visas who had not yet entered Japan.

Louis had to cancel several shows in 2020 and some due to take place this year became of the coronavirus pandemic.

He is due to return to the stage in February 2022 when he performs at the South Side Ballroom in Dallas, Texas. 

It comes after fellow One Direction star Liam Payne revealed he recently spoke to Louis about the band's future and a potential reunion.

Rules: According to gov.uk, from November 30 2021, foreign nationals who don't have existing residential status are not permitted to enter Japan for any purpose, apart from exceptional circumstances

Since One Direction went on hiatus in 2016, fans have been calling for the group to reunite, and many were disappoint that they didn't come together for the band's 10th Anniversary in 2020. 

Asked about whether a 1D reunion could be on the cards, Liam told The Mirror : 'I spoke to Louis about it and we were saying it has to be sooner rather than later.' 

Since 1D began their hiatus, Liam, Louis, Harry Styles and Niall Horan have pursued solo careers, but fans have repeatedly called for the group to reunite.

In June, Simon Cowell claimed he could get the group to perform together again, 11 years after forming them on The X Factor.

Will it happen: Liam Payne recently hinted that talks for a One Direction reunion will happen 'sooner rather than later,' 

He told The Mirror: 'I think it will happen. If they got together, whether it's making records again or touring, it would be the most amazing thing.'

After Zayn Malik split from the group in 2015, the remaining members, Harry, Niall, Liam and Louis recorded a fifth album before announcing an indefinite break in 2016.

Simon added: 'If I could get into a room with them and just say, "You know what, whether it's six months or something, I think you'd have such a great time" – maybe I could persuade them.'

Questions: The singer revealed he had spoken to his former bandmate Louis about the band's future, after they entered an indefinite hiatus in 2016 (pictured in 2015)

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Ex-One Direction member Louis Tomlinson is coming to Bangkok on 22 April at Impact Exhibition Hall 5 as part of the Asia leg of his current world tour Faith in the Future .

Fun fact: The 31-year-old singer-songwriter was the last of the five 1D boys to release a solo album ( Walls in 2020). Unlike his former bandmates, Louis’ musical direction is leaning towards Britpop with rock sounds.

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Louis Tomlinson announced the launch of his world tour in 2023. The announcement coincides with the release of his latest album Faith in the Future , which arrives first thing Friday. 

The One Direction alum also dropped the single “Silver Tongues” ahead of the album’s release this week. The single, which includes pop-punk elements, is the third track from the album and the one Tomlinson is most proud of creating, he said in a press release.

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The tour will span American, Canadian and European dates, beginning in Connecticut before wrapping up at Forest Hills Stadium in New York City.

Faith in the Future will be Tomlinson’s second studio album. His first studio album, Walls , debuted Jan. 31, 2020, at No. 9 on the Billboard 200.

U.K. & Europe tour dates 8.29.2023 – Hamburg, Germany – Barclays Arena 8.31.2023 – Copenhagen, Denmark – Royal Arena 9.1.2023 – Oslo, Norway – Spektrum 9.2.2023 – Stockholm, Sweden – Hovet 9.4.2023 – Helsinki, Finland – Ice Hall 9.5.2023 – Tallinn, Estonia – Saku Arena 9.7.2023 – Riga, Latvia – Arena Riga 9.8.2023 – Kaunas, Lithuania – Zalgiris Arena 9.10.2023 – Krakow, Poland – Tauron Arena 9.11.2023 – Lodsz, Poland – Atlas Arena 9.13.2023 – Vienna, Austria – Wiener Stadthalle 9.14.2023 – Ljubljana, Slovenia – Stozice Arena 9.15.2023 – Budapest, Hungary – Budapest Arena 9.17.2023 – Bucharest, Romania – Arenele Romane 9.18.2023 – Sofia, Bulgaria – Arena Armeec 9.20.2023 – Athens, Greece – Petras Theater 10.1.2023 – Bilbao, Spain – Bilbao Arena Miribilla 10.3.2023 – Lisbon, Portugal – Altice Arena 10.5.2023 – Madrid, Spain – WiZink Center 10.6.2023 – Barcelona, Spain – Palau Sant Jordi 10.8.2023 – Turin, Italy – Palau Alpitour 10.9.2023 – Bologna, Italy – Unipol Arena 10.11.2023 – Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg – Rockhal 10.12.2023 – Antwerp, Belgium – Sportpaleis 10.14.2023 – Paris, France – Accor Arena 10.15.2023 – Amsterdam, Netherlands – Ziggo Dome 10.17.2023 – Cologne, Germany – Lanxess Arena 10.19.2023 – Prague, Czech Republic – O2 Arena 10.20.2023 – Berlin, Germany – Mercedes-Benz Arena 10.22.2023 – Munich, Germany – Olympiahalle 10.23.2023 – Zurich, Switzerland – Hallenstadion 11.08.2023 – Dublin, Ireland – 3Arena 11.10.2023 – Sheffield, United Kingdom – Utilita Arena 11.11.2023 – Manchester, United Kingdom – AO Arena 11.12.2023 – Glasgow, United Kingdom – OVO Hydro 11.14.2023 – Brighton, United Kingdom – Brighton Centre 11.15.2023 – Cardiff, United Kingdom – International Arena 11.17.2023 – London, United Kingdom – The O2 11.18.2023 – Birmingham, United Kingdom – Resorts World Arena

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“I’ve been lucky enough to spend the last 3 years touring the world twice over, the feeling I get sharing those live moments will be with me forever,” Tomlinson shared in a statement. “To be able to record these songs from all over the world and put them out as an album like this feels so special, and a real tribute to the fans who make each and every show feel unique and incredible. Thank you! Enjoy!”

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Concertgoers attending a Louis Tomlinson concert Wednesday night at Red Rocks Amphitheatre were hoping to see live music. Instead, they were hit by severe weather, golf ball-sized hail and a canceled show.

Severe storms moved through the Denver area Wednesday night, with the National Weather Service office in Boulder warning of "golf ball-sized hail or larger" near Red Rocks. People were urged to take cover from the storm. Red Rocks initially told fans the concert was under a weather delay, then officially postponed the show.

Attendee Nicole Criner described the storm as an "extreme downpour" that seemingly came within minutes.

Videos from the world famous concert venue shows heavy rain and hail covering the amphitheater, which hit cars and injured some concertgoers. The West Metro Fire Rescue in Lakewood, Colorado said seven people were transported to area hospitals with non-life threatening injuries, and a total of 80 to 90 people were treated at the scene for injuries including cuts and broken bones.

Tomlinson, a former member of the boy band One Direction, tweeted he was "devastated" about the show, and hoped fans were alright.

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The show started pretty normally, although there were a few clouds in the sky through the opening act, Criner said. Between the first and second act, there was rain and lightning, and Red Rocks officials informed the crowd of the first delay of the evening.

Criner, 28, attended the concert with her sister, dad and his girlfriend.

After the first delay, she said they were told the concert would resume, so people went back to their seats. Eventually, Criner said there was an official announcement that the venue highly recommended people to take shelter in their cars.

From there, she said it began to hail, first smaller pieces but an "extreme downpour" within five minutes, with pieces up to the size of golf balls. She and her sister found a sign and took cover under it.

"There really isn't much protection once you get out (to Red Rocks)," Criner said.

Her glasses were swept away in the downpour, and she and her sister took refuge in a car that was passing by, offering those still outside shelter.

Criner said her dad had a rental car, and although the windshield didn't crack, there was damage to the front and back bumpers.

"Most cars in the parking lot had hail damage," Criner said. "Some windshields were shattered."

She said she still plans to return to the postponed concert. Tomlinson, on tour for his latest album, "Faith in the Future," has not yet announced a rescheduled date.

Hail at the Louis Tomlinson concert at Red Rocks