Slayyyter has cancelled the remainder of her UK and European tour dates due to laryngitis and vocal cord tears.

The 30-year-old singer axed gigs in Copenhagen and Hamburg on her WOR$T GIRL IN THE WORLD TOUR earlier this week but has now pulled the plug on all of the shows as she has been "ordered" to rest her vocal cords "for at least two weeks".

Slayyyter wrote on her Instagram Story on Friday (23.10.26): "Hey guys. I am heartbroken to share after multiple doctor visits I have laryngitis and vocal cord tears and have been ordered to go on medication and full vocal rest for at least two weeks.

"Because of this, I am forced to cancel the remaining UK/EU dates to avoid permanent damage to my voice. Full refunds will be available at point of sale."

The DANCE... hitmaker says that she and her team are looking to "rebook" shows for next year to "make it up" to disappointed fans.

Slayyyter said: "My team and I are already working on rebooking shows for next year and I hope to have news to share very soon to make it up to you.

"I know how much time and effort is spent to come out to a show. Some of you have travelled, some of you have made costumes, and I am completely devastated to not be able to give you the shows you were planning for."

Slayyyter has vowed to "deliver an even bigger and better show" when she performs the rescheduled gigs.

She said: "We are working hard to figure out a time to return so I can deliver an even bigger and better show for you all. I hope you know I will make this up to you. Lots of love to you all. Thank you for making this tour so special."

The singer had declared that she was "devastated" to cancel the shows earlier this week and had hoped to "regain" her voice before performing in Poland's capital Warsaw on Saturday (24.10.26).

Slayyyter penned on social media: "Hey guys - I fully lost my voice and doctors are recommending that I cancel Copenhagen and Hamburg shows to protect further damage.

"I’m devastated and wanted to play for you but I just can’t deliver a proper show."

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