Bruce Dickinson Postpones Spoken-Word Tour Due To COVID-19 Diagnosis
Bruce Dickinson has just announced through his band Iron Maiden‘s social media channels that the final two shows of his spoken-word tour have been postponed due to a positive COVID-19 diagnosis of a member in his immediate household.
In the statement shared by Bruce, it was told that his scheduled Birmingham and London shows have been postponed.
“Due to a member of Bruce’s immediate household having tested positive for Covid-19, it is with great regret that the final two shows of his ‘Evening With’ tour cannot go ahead as planned tonight at the Birmingham Alexandra or tomorrow at Shepherd’s Bush Empire, London,” Bruce said.
Bruce Tests Negative
Bruce has also given information about his current state of health and said that he tested negative for the COVID. Although he has tested negative, he has to isolate himself due to the government’s rules.
“Despite Bruce himself having tested negative today and throughout this tour, he now has to isolate for the next 10 days under current UK Government rules,” he told in the statement.
“He is understandably very upset that he won’t see you all for these final 2 shows but the safety and well-being of the fans, as well as the crew and venue-staff, obviously comes first.”
He Informs Fans About The Tickets
At the end of the statement, Bruce informed fans about tickets. He said that they have to keep their tickets and get in touch with their promoter. He also thanked them for their patience and understanding.
“Please keep hold of your tickets for now and bear with us while we work with our promoter to endeavour to reschedule the dates,” Bruce informed people about the tickets.
“We thank you for your patience and understanding, in these still very uncertain times of the global pandemic.
“We’ll post all news and updates on ironmaiden.com as soon as we have a solution.”
