Florence Welch postpones her Dance Fever tour after breaking her foot

Florence Welch has postponed her Dance Fever tour after breaking her foot during a performance at London’s O2 Arena on Friday.

The singer, 35, the frontwoman of Florence + The Machine, took to her Instagram Stories on Saturday to break the news to her fans.

She wrote, “I am so sorry to say that after an x-ray it looks like I was dancing on a broken foot last night.

‘It’s not in my nature to postpone a show, certainly not a UK tour, but I’m in pain and as dancers know, dancing to an injury is not a good idea.

“And I was told not to perform to avoid further damage.

Please hold onto your tickets. We are working hard to reschedule these dates for next year and will let you know as soon as possible.

“I’m devastated because the Dance Fever tour is my favorite show we’ve ever put on. The community with you. Your pretty faces shine.

“I love you so much, and I am so sorry for anyone who is disappointed. My heart hurts.

“I can’t wait to get back on my feet and back in your arms.”

It comes after Florence + The Machine took to London’s O2 Arena for their Dance Fever tour on Friday night, with Florence realizing during the performance that she was dancing on a broken foot.

She showed off her boho sense of style in a statement dress with a gorgeous ruffle detail.

The coral garment was also adorned with a sequined lace detail and a sheer panel, with the sleeves falling into a mesh wing while the ruffles fell below.

The You Got The Love hitmaker let her copper locks fall freely on her chest in a tousled style, while slightly enhancing her fair complexion with a soft makeup brush.

Florence gave a typical show-stopping performance in the capital, once shoeless when she took the stage.

Despite never fully revealing the reason for her barefoot appearances, it is a common theme for the singer.

During the performance, she appeared energized as she jumped into the air throwing both arms above and beside her.

The show was the last in the band’s Dance Fever tour, which is promoting their fifth studio album.

The production will see Florence and her indie band take the stage in locations including Australia, New Zealand, Greece and Spain in 2023.

It comes after the star recently admitted that she was “haunted” by the idea of ​​having children and doesn’t feel ready to be a mother yet.

The artist, who has not been publicly linked to anyone since Felix White of The Maccabees in 2016, said that while she is scared, she also fears missing out on the chance to have children.

Speaking frankly Rolling stone magazine, she said, “The way it feels to me now, which maybe creeps into this album, is that it feels like a slow, creepy catch-up.

“It feels like a little ghost — I feel haunted by the idea of ​​kids, instead of feeling like ‘I’m ready!’

“But then, it’s this fear, that maybe you’re not ready now, but then what if you get to the place where you’re sure and you missed it?

“Time is not on your side, and that kind of rage is what the scream at the end of ‘King’ is—I’m not saying I don’t want these things; I just want more time! But… time is not like that. You can’t escape it.’