Earlier this month, Ed Sheeran shared some bad news with his fans in Asia that his upcoming tour dates would be rescheduled because he broke his arm in a bicycle accident. See the Instagram announcement below:

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Sheeran announced over the weekend the new dates for Osaka, Tokyo and Manila in April 2018, but unfortunately for fans in Taipei, Seoul, Hong Kong and Jakarta, those shows have been cancelled due to scheduling conflicts. All tickets for the original shows will be valid for the new dates. The tour dates in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Mumbai and Dubai will go ahead as scheduled.

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“A follow-up visit to my doctors today confirmed that I will be good to go from the Singapore shows onwards. Osaka, Tokyo and Manila will be rescheduled for April 2018. My dates in Taipei, Seoul, Hong Kong and Jakarta will sadly need to be cancelled as it’s just been impossible to reschedule these for next year,” Sheeran writes in an official statement through AEG Asia.

“I’m really gutted that not all the postponed dates could be rescheduled and I am working hard with my team to try and come back to these places as soon as I can to see all of you. I’m sorry to everyone who has been affected by this.”

The new dates for the Asian leg of Sheeran’s world tour as as follows:

SCHEDULED SHOWS:
Nov 11 – Singapore Singapore Indoor Stadium
Nov 12 – Singapore Singapore Indoor Stadium
Nov 14 – Kuala Lumpur Axiata Arena, Bukit Jalil
Nov 16 – Bangkok Impact Arena
Nov 19 – Mumbai JioGarden
Nov 23 – Dubai Autism Rocks Arena

RESCHEDULED SHOWS (New dates):
April 8 – Manila Mall of Asia Concert Grounds
April 11 – Osaka Osaka-Jo Hall
April 13 – Tokyo Nippon Budokan
April 14 – Tokyo Nippon Budokan

CANCELLED SHOWS:
Oct 22 – Taipei Taipei Nangang Exhibition Hall
Oct 29 – Seoul Olympic Park: The 88 Garden
Nov 4 – Hong Kong AsiaWorld-Expo Arena
Nov 5 – Hong Kong AsiaWorld-Expo Arena
Nov 9 – Jakarta Indonesia Convention Exhibition

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