Robe, guitarist and singer of Extremoduro, has announced the cancellation of the concerts he had scheduled for today, Friday, November 15, and tomorrow, Saturday, November 16, at the Wizink Center.
The reason is that the artist has been “diagnosed with pulmonary thromboembolism” and must remain “absolutely rest” so as not to put his health “at serious risk.”
“We are devastated that we will not be able to finish this wonderful tour as we had planned, but we are not going to put Robe’s health at risk for anything in the world,” the artist’s team has stated. The cancellation came a few hours before the doors opened, so it caught fans off guard.
The amount of the tickets will be automatically refunded next week. Both dates were sold out, so there would be around 24,000 people waiting for a refund. The concerts were intended to crown the ‘Neither Saints nor Innocents’ tour, which began last May.
We regret to inform you that the concerts of @Robe_Extremo this weekend at the WiZink Center are cancelled.
Robe has been diagnosed with pulmonary thromboembolism, which forces him to rest completely, putting his health at serious risk otherwise.
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— WiZink Center (@WiZinkCenter) November 15, 2024
