Shawn Mendes postpones 'Wonder' tour to focus on mental health: 'Take some time to heal'

 

Shawn Mendes declared on Friday that he is deferring his "Marvel" world visit for quite a long time to zero in on emotional wellness.

In a proclamation shared on both Instagram and Twitter Friday night, the Canadian vocalist let fans know that he had "hit a limit" - and expected to defer shows through Uncasville, Connecticut, initially planned on July 29, until additional notification.

"This makes me extremely upset to need to say this, yet sadly I must defer the following three weeks of shows," Mendes composed. "I've been visiting since I was 15 and to be straightforward it's forever been challenging to be out and about away from loved ones. Following a couple of years off the street, I felt like I was prepared to plunge back in, however, that choice was untimely, and tragically the cost of the street and the strain has up to speed on me."

The vocalist noticed that he settled on the choice to defer subsequent to talking with wellbeing experts and his group.

"I want to find an opportunity to recuperate and deal with myself and my emotional wellness," Mendes, first and foremost, added.

Mendes delivered his "Marvel" collection in December 2020. His most recent single, "When You're Gone" dropped on March 31. The "Marvel" world visit started off June 27 in Portland, Oregon.

At this point, as per the "Marvel" world visit site, Mendes' next show following the three-week deferment will be in Toronto, Canada on July 31. The North American leg of the visit is set to go on through October 26, with European shows starting on May 31, 2023, and finishing on August 1, 2023.

The 12 shows that are presently delayed - with areas including Chicago, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., and then some - still can't seem to be rescheduled. However, the visit's site takes note that "current tickets will be substantial to the rescheduled shows." Fans ought to get messages with additional data from the essential stage they bought their tickets on.

Recently, Mendes shared that Disney+ was supporting the "Marvel" world visit and that the visit would highlight a social effect drive zeroed in on issues.

Mendes has been vocal about emotional wellness before - both through his music and in past web-based entertainment posts. In April, for instance, the vocalist posted a note on Twitter sharing his battles as a 23-year-old who "continually feels like he's either flying or suffocating."