Apr 7, 2003 • 1 min read

Macca postpones due to voice loss

Paul McCartney has cancelled his second Sheffield date after losing his voice to a cold, and fans are asked to keep their tickets for a rescheduled show.

Paul McCartney's first UK tour in ten years hit a little set back this weekend when Macca lost his voice. He told fans with tickets for his second Sheffield date: "I've caught a cold which made my voice start to go after last night's show. I woke up this morning with virtually no voice. I've been doing all that I can to try and get my voice back and I tried singing a couple of numbers at a sound check this afternoon. But nothing has worked, and so I am afraid I have to cancel this show in order to save the other gigs on the tour. I'm sorry to all the people who all bought tickets for the show, at least we got to do one gig in Sheffield. We'll be back to do the show here at some other time." Fans with tickets for the gig have been urged to hang on to them for a rescheduled date.

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