Dec 7, 2005 • 1 min read

Yellowcard cancel tour

Yellowcard have cancelled four December UK dates because singer Ryan Key has a vocal chord problem, and have announced March 2006 dates instead.

More tour cancellations due to ill health. Yellowcard were due to play four UK dates this month, but have been forced to cancel due to singer Ryan Key's ailing vocal chords. Key says: "I am sorry that we have to cancel our UK shows. There is nothing worse than disappointing our fans that want to come out to see us play. I can't fly until I am better and I am at risk of needing surgery on my vocal chords. If I stay home now and take the time to get better I can avoid this risk and come out next year for our UK tour. From the band and myself please accept our deepest apologies and we promise to see you in 2006."

Full refunds are offered for the following cancelled dates:

15 Dec: London Electric Ballroom

16 Dec: Birmingham Irish Centre

17 Dec: Glasgow Garage

18 Dec: Manchester Academy 2

On the upside, the band have announced the following dates for next year, following the planned release of their second album, 'Lights And Sounds' on 23 Jan:

1 Mar: Bristol Academy

2 Mar: London Astoria

4 Mar: Manchester Academy

6 Mar: Newcastle University

7 Mar: Glasgow Academy

9 Mar: Nottingham Rock City

10 Mar: Birmingham Academy

11 Mar: Norwich UEA

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