Nick Jonas has been Diagnosed with Influenza A: Nick Jonas, one-third of the musical sensation Jonas Brothers, announced that he wouldn’t be able to perform due to illness, leaving fans of music in Mexico upset. In addition to sharing the news and offering an apology to followers, Nick used Instagram to clarify what happened.
“Hey everybody, it’s Nick here. I have some not-so-fun news to share.” Nick spoke straight to fans in a heartbreaking video greeting posted on Instagram.” He continued by saying that an especially deadly strain of the virus called Influenza A had been diagnosed in him. He looked disappointed as he said, “I’m not able to sing at the moment.”
The highly transmissible respiratory disease known as influenza A can cause a variety of unpleasant symptoms, such as fever, chills, coughing, sore throats, muscular aches, exhaustion, and vomiting. The awaited Jonas Brothers shows in Mexico, which was initially scheduled for this weekend, will have to be postponed due to Nick’s diagnosis.
Always the professional, Nick underlined how important it is to provide viewers with an excellent show. “We strive to provide you all with the best performance,” he mentioned, “but unfortunately, I cannot deliver that for the Mexico shows right now.” In the notes for the video, Nick expressed the same feelings, writing, “We are incredibly sorry for the inconvenience this causes some of you.”
Nick’s fans appreciated his openness and dedication to excellence. Many people expressed their sympathies and well wishes in the comments section.
Concerts are Rescheduled for a Rocking Return
The good news for fans is that the events in Mexico have just been rescheduled rather than completely canceled. In an Instagram post, Nick revealed the new dates. The shows in Mexico City will now take place on August 21st and 22nd, while the shows in Monterrey will be on August 24th and 25th. This change will give Nick enough time to recover and return to the stage in good health.
The Jonas Brothers tour is still going strong in the meantime. The band are expected to start their European leg next week, with performances in Ireland setting things off. Before ending the tour in Poland in October, they will be travelling around Europe.