Sabita Shifa
Lindsey Jordan released the statement on 22nd November 2021 in which she announced the postponement of her upcoming tour “Snail Mail,” which was initially scheduled in late 2021. The time will now start from 5th April. She said that her vocal health is going down as each day passes, and her voice starts to become disorientated after continuous concert singing.
She has vast polyps in her vocal cords which has to be removed immediately by surgery. Otherwise, it poses severe damage and disrupts her voice permanently. After her surgery, she has to undergo speech therapy for three months. So, they are postponing their earlier US and European tour. The scheduled time of the US and Canada in April and May will continue as planned.
“Making this album has been the greatest challenge of my life thus far. I put my entire heart and soul into every last detail. Thank you for sticking with me and trusting me, as I turn the page into the new chapter of The Book of Snail Mail.” -LJhttps://t.co/Cjlf86GGaI pic.twitter.com/xiyxFCOdSy
— Snail Mail (@snailmail) November 5, 2021
Recently, she made a debut live performance on US TV, in which she performed the title song of her first album, “Valentine”. Many critics praise the valentine album, and NME, “expertly curated” was the remarks of El Hunt on her Album.
While she is currently working on her postponed tour dates, a new announcement will soon be made. Her April concerts will go as previously planned.We sincerely pray that she passes her surgery without harm and soon returns on stage to entertain us.
April /05 – Philadelphia, PA at Union Transfer
April /06 – Philadelphia, PA atUnion Transfer
April /07 – Brooklyn, NY at Kings Theatre
April /08 – Boston, MA at Royale
April /09 – Montreal, QC at Club Soda
April /11 – Toronto, ON at Phoenix Concert Theatre
April /12 – Cleveland, OH at Agora Theatre
April /14 – Chicago, IL at Riviera Theatre
April /15 – Minneapolis, MN at First Avenue
April /16 – Lawrence, KS at Liberty Hall
April /17 – Denver, CO at Ogden Theater
April /20 – Seattle, WA at Moore Theatre
April /21 – Vancouver, BC at Vogue Theatre
April /22 – Portland, OR at Wonder Ballroom
April /23 – Portland, OR at Wonder Ballroom
April /24 – Oakland, CA at Fox Theater
April /27 – Los Angeles, CA at Hollywood Palladium
April /28 – San Diego, CA at The Observatory North Park
April /29 – Mesa, AZ at The Nile
April /30 – Santa Fe, NM at Meow Wolf
May /02 – Austin, TX at ACL Live at the Moody Theater
May /03 – Dallas, TX at The Factory Studio
May /05 – Atlanta, GA at The Masquerade – Heaven Stage
May /06 – Asheville, NC at The Orange Peel
May /07 – Carrboro, NC at Cat’s Cradle
May /08 – Nashville, TN at Brooklyn Bowl – Nashville
May /12 – Providence, RI at Fete Music Hall
08/16 – New Haven, CT at Toad’s Place
08/17 – Asbury Park, NJ at The Stone Pony
08/19 – Richmond, VA at The National
08/20 – Norfolk, VA at The NorVa
08/21 – Charlotte, NC at Neighborhood Theatre
08/23 – Orlando, FL at The Beacham Theater
08/24 – Tampa FL at The Ritz Ybor
08/26 – Birmingham, AL at Saturn
08/27 – Knoxville, TN at The Mill & Mine
08/28 – Louisville, KY at Headliners Music Hall
08/30 – Bloomington, IL at The Castle Theatre
08/31 – Madison, WI at Majestic Theatre
09/02 – Milwaukee, WI at Turner Hall
09/03 – St Louis, MO at The Pageant
09/04 – Columbus, OH at The Athenaeum Theatre
09/06 – Detroit, MI at Majestic Theatre
09/07 – Millvale, PA at Mr. Smalls Theatre
09/09 – Silver Spring, MD at The Fillmore
