"CMAT has announced she will postpone her sold-out UK tour scheduled to begin today. In a social media post, the 29-year-old rising star said she requires urgent dental surgery to remove two wisdom teeth. "I currently can't even open my mouth wide enough to laugh let alone sing," she told her followers. Ticket holders will be offered a rescheduled concert date or a refund."
""I realise that this will cause difficulties for so many of you who may have made plans to travel to these dates," CMAT wrote on Instagram. "And for this I can only say I am so so sorry." A dentist informed her she required surgery to remove both lower wisdom teeth next week, for which she'll need to spend at least two weeks recovering. The Irish singer said she cannot "chew any food" and "can barely think straight" due to the pain. Rescheduled dates for the October leg of CMAT's tour will be announced "as soon as possible", the singer said."
"Euro Country, the title track from the singer's new album touches on the impacts of the 2008 financial crisis in Ireland. BBC Radio 1 was pushed to clarify it did not edit out the Irish language intro to the single in its first broadcast of the song in July after 45 seconds of the song were not played on air. The station said it"
CMAT postponed her sold-out UK tour scheduled to begin today after being advised to undergo urgent dental surgery to remove two lower wisdom teeth. The singer requires at least two weeks of recovery and reports severe pain, inability to open her mouth widely, difficulty chewing, and impaired thinking. Multiple UK dates including London, Manchester, Glasgow, Leeds and Newcastle are affected, with rescheduled October leg dates to be announced and refunds offered where needed. The UK tour is due to wrap in March before European shows and a 2026 Coachella appearance. The new album's title track, Euro Country, references the 2008 Irish financial crisis.
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