Black Country, New Road postpone all 2021 tour dates due to "ongoing illness within the band"

Earlier this month Black Country, New Road called off their European tour due to "a member of the band falling ill."

With UK and Ireland dates approaching later this month and in December, the band shared a statement this morning (25 November) announcing the postponement of the rest of their 2021 tour dates.

Black Country, New Road wrote, "We are sorry to announce that due to the ongoing illness within the band we are in the unfortunate position of having to postpone our remaining 2021 dates in the UK and Ireland."

The band added that they're "working on rescheduling these dates in 2022", and confirmed that ticket holders for their shows in Manchester, Bristol and Dublin will have valid tickets for the shows in April 2022.

"We can only apologise, your support and patience means a huge amount to us," the band concluded. "It's been an extremely difficult decision to make. We were really excited to play these shows. If we were in any position to, then we would have. We look forward to getting back on the road as soon as possible."

Statement from band on postponement of remaining 2021 tour dates
Ticketing info for relevant shows herehttps://t.co/fp6WA9Hux5 pic.twitter.com/VFxr0A06q4

— BlackCountry,NewRoad (@BCNRband) November 25, 2021

Earlier this month the group released "Bread Song", the second single from their forthcoming album Ants From Up There following last month's lead single "Chaos Space Marine".