Fans of The Weekend will have to save their tears for another day.
The “Blinding Lights” singer was forced to cancel his Los Angeles concert Saturday night — after losing his voice for just three songs on the show.
“You’ll get your money back,” The Weeknd, 32, promised the 70,000 fans who were at SoFi Stadium this weekend.
“But I’ll do a show for you soon.”
The chart-topper born Abel Tesfaye abruptly stopped the show and left the stage performing his hit song “Can’t Feel My Face”.
When he finally returned, he swallowed the tears as he told the audience he wouldn’t be able to perform “the concert I want to give you right now.”
“Personally, I would like to apologize to you. I don’t know what just happened when I screamed, but I just lost my voice,” he explained.
“This is killing me. I don’t want to stop the show. But I can’t give you the concert I want to give you right now. I’m going to make sure everyone is well… But I wanted to come out and apologize in person, and don’t tweet or Instagram or anything.”
He went on to tell fans, “But I want you to know that I can’t give you what I want to give you. … I’m very sorry. I love you. Thank you so much.”
The Weeknd later took to Instagram, writing, “My voice went away on the first song and I’m devastated.”
He added: “I felt it go and my heart dropped. My deepest apologies to my fans here. I promise you I’ll make it up to a new date.’
“The Hills” singer, who did not release additional information about his vocal condition, played back-to-back shows at SoFi Stadium as part of his “After Hours Til Dawn Tour”.
His next performance is scheduled for September 22 in Toronto.
Unfortunately, this isn’t the first time The Weeknd has been forced to postpone a concert. He previously announced that he was pushing his entire tour back several months.
“Due to the limitations of arenas and the demand for more shows, I want to do something bigger and special for you that requires stadiums,” the singer wrote in October 2021, revealing that the tour would start in the summer of 2022 instead. from January as originally planned.
A new date for The Weeknd’s Los Angeles show has not yet been announced.