Calogero forced to postpone three concert dates “on medical advice”

While his Theater Tour is in full swing with more than 150 dates in France, pop rock singer Calogero has just left his fans in the South-West wanting more. The interpreter of I play music was forced to cancel its next three concerts planned at the Espace Étincelle in Bergerac on February 19, then at the Olympia Theater in Arcachon on February 20 and 21. The announcement was made Monday, February 16, via a press release on Instagram by the programmer. This cancellation is linked to the state of health of one of its musicians: “One of the members of the team being unwell and on medical advice, TS3-RIVAJ GROUP is obliged to cancel the Calogero concerts scheduled for February 19 at L’Espace Étincelle – Bergerac Event Center and February 20 and 21 at the Olympia Theater in Arcachon. »

At this stage, no further postponements have been confirmed. Spectators who purchased their tickets online will be automatically refunded within fifteen days, the press release indicates. The tour should, however, resume on March 11 at the Pyramide theater in Romorantin-Lanthenay, in Loir-et-Cher. The press release specifies: “If you purchased your tickets via the Tourist Office – Quai Cyrano, please contact Espace Étincelle to be reimbursed directly, during our opening hours.”

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More than 150 dates

After his tour A.M.O.U.R. Tour in 2024 which concluded with a grand finale at the Accor Hotel Arena in Paris, the 54-year-old singer decided to reinvent himself and embarked on a more intimate tour, called Tour des Théâtres. This tour, which began in September 2025, will extend until December 2026.

Among the unmissable stops is the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées in Paris, from July 9 to 12. On its website, it specifies that a selection of “selected pieces” of his repertoire will be performed in new versions.