Jeff Lynne has cancelled his scheduled final performance at BST Hyde Park due to health issues, particularly a systemic infection that prevents him from performing. This cancellation follows the earlier axing of a concert in Manchester. Lynne, who has had a wrist injury affecting his ability to play guitar, expressed heartbreak over not being able to perform. He considered the Hyde Park show a fitting conclusion to his illustrious career that began in 1970 with the founding of Electric Light Orchestra, renowned for its chart-topping successes.
Jeff Lynne has cancelled his final performance at BST Hyde Park due to a systemic infection, prioritizing his health over the concert. This comes after he previously cancelled another concert in Manchester.
Despite his anticipation to close his farewell tour with a performance alongside Steve Winwood and the Doobie Brothers, Jeff Lynne received medical advice that performing was not possible.
Lynne expressed deep regret for not being able to perform, emphasizing his commitment to health and rehabilitation. He reflected on the significance of the Hyde Park concert as a fitting end to his career.
The cancellation marks a poignant moment in Lynne's 55-year career with ELO, which formed in 1970 and is renowned for multiple No 1 albums.
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