In a surprising move, singer-songwriter Elle King has postponed her upcoming show at Billy Bob’s, following a controversial performance at Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry. Originally set for January 26th, the event is rescheduled for September 21st. Tickets for the initial date remain valid.
The decision comes after King’s criticized rendition of Dolly Parton’s “Marry Me,” marked by forgotten lyrics and onstage profanity. The Opry venue issued an apology for the language used during the January 19th show.
The incident raises concerns about King’s well-being, given her previous openness about sobriety. Fans, expressing both support and worry, await a public statement. Despite reaching out for comment, no response has been received from King’s representatives. The show postponement adds another layer to the unfolding narrative, keeping fans and the industry anticipating further developments.
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