Mac Miller has postponed all of his GO:OD AM Tour dates in New Zealand and Australia due to exhaustion. The Pittsburgh rapper has spent the past three months on the road, performing around 70 shows across Europe and North America and admits his "voice is gone" and his "body is exhausted."
In a series of Tweets, Miller apologized to his fans down under who were hoping to see him at Origin Festival on New Year's Eve and then at some headlining shows in the two nations.
He also emphasized that this was the first time in five years that he had to cancel a show and forced him to face the reality that he is in fact human because he couldn't give an 100 percent performance.
After over 90 days on the road...I have to cancel New Zealand and Australia. I am so sorry to all my fans out there. My voice is gone...
— Mac (@MacMiller) December 22, 2015
My body is exhausted, and I can not guarantee you guys an 100 percent performance. I don't want to give you anything less than my best. — Mac (@MacMiller) December 22, 2015
I need to rest and get myself healthy. I am not cancelling, but postponing, you can bet your bottom dollar I'll be back soon. — Mac (@MacMiller) December 22, 2015
A statement from Miller's team via Complex, which promises that Miller will be back to Australia and New Zealand for some fresh shows soon, confirmed the postponement.
"Today, it is with regret that Mac Miller is announcing the cancellation of his upcoming tour dates in New Zealand and Australia. After 3 long months on the road, playing over 70 shows in 90 days, he is postponing his trip due to exhaustion. Mac adds 'Thank you to my loyal fans in Australia and New Zealand for all of the support over the years. I wouldn't want to perform for you unless I was 100% healthy and on top of my game. I promise I will be back to rock with you guys soon.'"
