Iconic '80s figure Midge Ure postpones multiple concerts due to urgent medical care necessity
Midge Ure Reschedules World Tour Due to Health Issue
Scottish musician Midge Ure has announced the rescheduling and effective cancellation of all his world tour dates from September 2025 onwards. The decision comes after a health issue requiring urgent treatment and recovery was discovered during a recent routine medical check-up.
Ure, who is 71 years old, has expressed his sadness over the disruption to fans and asked for privacy during this time. He plans to complete his scheduled shows in August 2025 but any later dates, including stops in Australia, New Zealand, the US, and Europe, have been postponed until further notice.
In a statement posted on his website, Ure conveyed his thanks for fans' understanding, patience, and support during this difficult period. He also expressed gratitude for his fans' unwavering support, especially those who travel great distances to attend his shows.
Despite the current cancellations, his "A Man Of Two Worlds" tour planned for May and June 2026 remains confirmed and unaffected. This tour will offer a combination of album favorites and cinematic instrumentals.
Updates on the rescheduled dates for affected shows will be shared on Midge Ure's Facebook page. Fans can also expect the rescheduled performances to include dates across Australia, New Zealand, the US, and Europe.
Midge Ure is well-known for his successful solo career, as well as his membership in bands like Slik, Rich Kids, Thin Lizzy, Visage, and Ultravox, known for their iconic 80s track "Vienna". He gained further recognition for co-writing "Do They Know It's Christmas?" for Band Aid.
Ure has asked for respect for his privacy and that of his family during this difficult time. He remains fully committed to performing all shows currently scheduled for August and aims to return to the road as soon as possible after his treatment.
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- In addition to his career in music, Midge Ure has a keen interest in health-and-wellness, as demonstrated by his recent health issue and subsequent medical treatment.
- Fans of Midge Ure and pop-culture enthusiasts may be disappointed to hear about the rescheduling of his world tour, but they can still look forward to his mental-health themed "A Man Of Two Worlds" tour in May and June 2026.
- With his passion for fitness-and-exercise, it's likely that Midge Ure will focus on recovery and rehabilitation during his treatment, prioritizing his health above all else.
- Despite the canceled shows, Midge Ure continues to be a trendsetter in music and entertainment, reminding his followers of his iconic efforts with bands like Ultravox and his contributions to pop-culture landmarks like "Vienna" and "Do They Know It's Christmas?"
