Fans have been worried about Sam Smith over the past few weeks after he only performed four songs at their concert last month and then eventually canceled it due to their vocal issues.
More recently, the "Unholy" hitmaker gave their supporters an update about their current condition and it appears that they're going back on stage anytime soon.
Taking to their official Instagram account, the musician told fans that their "vocal cords are healing" and after spending a week to have a vocal rest, "it's looking good."
The pop star, who identifies as non-binary and uses "they/them" in pronouns, added, "It's looking like I'm going to be OK for the rest of the shows, and that's really amazing news."
What Happened to Sam Smith?
According to Billboard, the Academy Award-winning singer was forced to cancel their show at the Manchester AO Arena last month after just performing a few tracks.
At the time, the "Gloria" hitmaker said they didn't know what to say to their supporters but the only explanation they could give was they "fought off a virus" a few weeks ago and have since traveled across several cities in Europe.
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In their most recent post, Smith offered their apologies to their fans who already had tickets as the vocal issue they suffered from was completely out of their control.
Sam Smith assured Sailors, their fanbase name, that they're doing everything they can to get back on tour as soon as possible.
However, they have not shared the official rescheduled date for their canceled concert.
Sam Smith 'Gloria' Tour
According to their official website, the next scheduled concert for their "Gloria" tour would be at the Montreux Jazz Festival in Montreux on July 5, 2023.
They are also slated to perform in other festivals like Nos Alive 2023, Mad Cool Festival 2023, Nuevo Recinto De Festivales De Madrid, Festival De Nimes, Pori Jazz Festival, and Positivus Festival.
Smith would also be visiting North America which will kick off at the Kaseya Center in Miami, Florida, on July 25, 2023.
For complete information about tickets, VIP packages, and tour dates, visit the ballad musician's official website in this link.
In other updates, the singer announced their collaboration with Madonna titled "VULGAR" which is set to be released on Friday.
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