The Weeknd and his fans had to go through an unpleasant experience recently as one of the Blinding Lights singer’s concerts had to be halted midway out of nobody’s fault. The entirely sold-out 70,000-seat SoFi Stadium concert in Los Angeles was abruptly stopped by the four-time Grammy winner after just three songs because he lost his voice.

The unwitting action has hurt The Weeknd, or Abel Tesfaye (The Weeknd’s real name) more than anyone. and he has expressed his repentance many times since it happened as well. Fans have also shown unflinching support for the singer, underlining that his health is of the utmost importance for the fans as well who want him to rest up and get better.

The Weeknd
The Weeknd

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“You know how much this kills me” – The Weeknd

During the concert, The Weeknd was singing his hit Can’t Feel My Face which he stopped midway and quietly exited the stage. He later walked back on the stage to formally stop the show, confessing that he’s lost his voice and can’t go through with the performance.

Needless to say, the fans felt disappointed. However, Tesfaye assured his fans: “You’ll get your money back. But I’ll do a show real soon for you guys.”

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The Weeknd terribly lamented canceling the concert midway

The singer was as afflicted, if not more, as the crowd. He further expressed his lament and love for his fans, in an audibly raspy voice, before finally walking off the stage, saying: “You know how much this kills me right now. I’m sorry. I love you so much.”

He also took to Twitter to share his heartfelt regret.

https://twitter.com/theweeknd/status/1566293764649340929

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Beautifully understanding fans

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The Weeknd fans were disappointed but they are still in unflinching support of the singer

The concert in question was the final installment of a back-to-back performance at SoFi Stadium and a part of his ‘After Hours Til Dawn Tour’. With a wish to perform at cross-country stadium venues, The Weeknd had postponed the tour last year.

So far, no insight into The Weeknd’s health and vocal problems have been shared with his fans, who have publicly shared their well wishes for the singer.

Although nothing is yet known of the makeup concert for the current canceled one, according to his website, The Weeknd’s next scheduled performance is on 22 and 23 September, in Toronto.

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