Madonna will reschedule the North American leg of her upcoming world tour as a result of her recent hospitalization.
The superstar wrote in a social media post Monday that she is “on the road to recovery” but must focus on her health in order to heal.
In June, Madonna, 64, was hospitalized with a serious bacterial infection that landed her in the intensive care unit. Now, she plans to reschedule 41 concerts in the U.S. and Canada that were part of her international Celebration Tour.
“Thank you for your positive energy,” Madonna wrote, adding that she has “felt the love” from her fans.
“My first thought when I woke up in the hospital was my children,” she continued. “My second thought was that I did not want to disappoint anyone who bought tickets for my tour. I also didn’t want to let down the people who worked tirelessly with me over the last few months to create my show. I hate to disappoint anyone.”
Madonna assured her fans she will be back in the spotlight “as soon as I can!”
The Grammy-winning artist shared the statement alongside a selfie.
Live Nation separately confirmed the cancellation of Madonna’s North American tour dates. The ticket seller asked purchasers to hold onto their existing tickets, which will be valid for the new concert dates when they are announced.
It is not yet clear when Madonna will reschedule the North American performances.
The Celebration Tour will now begin in London, U.K. in October.
The following dates of Madonna’s The Celebration Tour have been rescheduled:
July 15 Vancouver, B.C. Rogers Arena
July 18 Seattle, Wash. Climate Pledge Arena
July 19 Seattle, Wash. Climate Pledge Arena
July 22 Phoenix, Ariz. Footprint Center
July 25 Denver, Colo. Ball Arena
July 27 Tulsa, Okla. BOK Center
July 30 St. Paul, Minn. Xcel Energy Center
August 2 Cleveland, Ohio Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse
August 5 Detroit, Mich. Little Caesars Arena
August 7 Pittsburgh, Pa. PPG Paints Arena
August 9 Chicago, Ill. United Center
August 10 Chicago, Ill. United Center
August 13 Toronto, Ont. Scotiabank Arena
August 14 Toronto, Ont. Scotiabank Arena
August 19 Montréal, Que. Bell Centre
August 20 Montréal, Que. Bell Centre
August 23 New York, N.Y Madison Square Garden
August 24 New York, N.Y. Madison Square Garden
August 26 New York, N.Y. Madison Square Garden
August 27 New York, N.Y. Madison Square Garden
August 30 Boston, Mass. TD Garden
August 31 Boston, Mass. TD Garden
September 2 Washington, D.C. Capital One Arena
September 5 Atlanta, Ga. State Farm Arena
September 7 Tampa, Fla Amalie Arena
September 9 Miami, Fla. Kaseya Center
September 10 Miami, Fla. Kaseya Center
September 13 Houston, Texas Toyota Center
September 14 Houston, Texas Toyota Center
September 18 Dallas, Texas American Airlines Center
September 19 Dallas, Texas American Airlines Center
September 21 Austin, Texas Moody Center
September 22 Austin, Texas Moody Center
September 27 Los Angeles, Calif. Crypto.com Arena
September 28 Los Angeles, Calif. Crypto.com Arena
September 30 Los Angeles, Calif. Crypto.com Arena
October 1 Los Angeles, Calif. Crypto.com Arena
October 4 San Francisco, Calif. Chase Center
October 5 San Francisco, Calif. Chase Center
October 7 Las Vegas, Nev. T-Mobile Arena
October 8 Las Vegas, Nev. T-Mobile Arena
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