Gwen Stefani has been forced to cancel her upcoming solo show at Hard Rock Live at the Etess Arena in Atlantic City, New Jersey, on August 17 due to a mysterious injury. The No Doubt star revealed on her Instagram Stories that her doctors have advised her not to perform.
She posted, “As a result of a recent injury and in consultation with my doctors, I’ve been advised that I’m not able to perform on August 17 at Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena in Atlantic City. I’m so sorry and we are planning to reschedule the show as soon as possible. Ticketmaster will email ticket holders as soon as the new show is announced. Current tickets will be valid for the new date.”
Gwen Stefani Show Cancellation Comes Shortly After Releasing Her New Single ‘Hello World’ With Anderson Paak
The Hard Rock resort also confirmed the postponement on its website, stating, “Gwen Stefani’s show, originally scheduled for August 17 has been postponed. We are working to reschedule the show as soon as possible. Ticket holders will receive more information at the email they used to make their purchase when it is available.”
Gwen Stefani, who recently reunited with No Doubt for a performance at the Coachella Valley Music Festival in April, has three more shows scheduled for this year. She is set to perform at the iHeart Radio Music Festival 2024 in Las Vegas on September 20, the South Star Music Festival in Huntsville, Alabama, on September 28, and Live Out Monterrey in Monterrey, Mexico, on October 12. It is not yet known if these dates will be affected by her injury.
This cancellation comes shortly after Gwen released her new song “Hello World” with Ryan Tedder and Anderson Paak to celebrate the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. In a statement, she expressed excitement about the release, hoping it “inspires positivity as the world comes together to celebrate the Olympic Games.”
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