Noname performs during weekend two of the ACL Music Festival at Zilker Park in Austin on October 12, 2018. (Photo by SUZANNE CORDEIRO / AFP) (Photo credit should read SUZANNE CORDEIRO/AFP/Getty Images)
Noname has pulled out of all her scheduled live shows in June and July through illness. The Chicago-based artist announced the news in a tweet on Thursday, saying “continued health issues" meant she was unable to perform.
“Due to continued health issues, I’m cancelling the my shows from June to July,” she tweeted. “I was really looking forward to seeing your beautiful faces, but I promise I’ll be back soon to make it up to you guys! Tried to push through it but things have gotten pretty severe. With lots of rest, medicine, and veggies I should be right back to normal! Hopefully in a few weeks time I’ll be back to my rapping and petty self lol.”
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— Noname (@noname) June 13, 2019
Eight Noname shows are affected by the decision, including dates in Berkeley, California and a July 28 show in Detroit.
Noname released her latest album Room 25 in 2018. This year she has shared two new tracks: "Song 31" and "Song 32."
