Canadian singer Shawn Mendes will not perform his concerts at Montreal’s Bell Center on August 15 and 16 and will also cancel the rest of his world tour to deal with his mental health.
The young Toronto star shared her decision with her many admirers on her social media on Wednesday.
After thinking it over and discussing the issue with his narrow-minded security guard and a delegation of health workers, he realized he needed to take some time for himself.
“I wasn’t prepared for the impact returning to the tour would have on me,” he admitted.
break needed
Such a break, which he never allowed himself, was necessary to refocus and come back stronger, he argued.
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Earlier this month, 23-year-old Shawn Mendes, already one of the most in-demand artists on the planet, announced he was taking a three-week hiatus from his Wonder World Tour.
“At this point I have to prioritize my health. But that doesn’t mean I’ll stop making new music,” the young man also said.
Raised in Pickering, a suburb of Toronto, Shawn Mendes was still a teenager when he began to climb the popular music ladder very quickly.