Renowned entertainer Usher has announced a postponement of the opening night of his highly anticipated “Past Present Future” tour, scheduled for Wednesday at Atlanta’s State Farm Arena. The delay is attributed to an unspecified injury.
In a message shared via Instagram, Usher stated that the decision was made to allow adequate time for his body to rest and recover. “For my 30-plus year career, 100% of my blood, sweat, and tears has gone into delivering the best performance and creating memorable experiences for my fans,” Usher explained. “To ensure I maintain this standard for the tour, I must postpone tonight’s show and reschedule it to give my body the necessary time to heal. You can expect a blend of the past, present, and a unique glimpse into the future on the new date, but with my full commitment.”
The 45-year-old artist expressed his regret over the delay but emphasized his dedication to providing his best performance. “I never want to disappoint my fans,” Usher added. “However, I must be at my best to truly deliver. My team will announce the new date soon, and I look forward to celebrating this milestone with you.”
Despite the rescheduling, Usher’s other performances in Atlanta over the weekend remain unaffected. The “Past Present Future” tour, announced in February, supports Usher’s ninth studio album, Coming Home. Following North American dates, Usher will head to Europe next year, with planned performances in London, Paris, Amsterdam, and Berlin.
