Radiohead delay Copenhagen shows as Thom Yorke battles severe throat infection

Radiohead Delay Copenhagen Shows Due to Thom Yorke’s Illness

Radiohead announced that the first two of their four scheduled concerts in Copenhagen have been postponed after frontman Thom Yorke was diagnosed with what the band described as an “extreme throat infection.”

Statement from the Band

In an official message shared with fans, the group explained that Yorke had been advised by doctors to rest and recover before returning to perform. They added:

“We’re deeply sorry to everyone who was planning to come to the shows. We’re doing everything possible to reschedule the dates and will share updates soon.”

Upcoming Tour Plans

The affected concerts were part of Radiohead’s ongoing European tour. The band had been set to perform four nights in Copenhagen, followed by appearances across major cities in Europe. The remaining shows are currently expected to go ahead as planned, pending Yorke’s recovery.

Fans’ Reactions

Fans expressed both concern and understanding on social media, sending well wishes to Yorke for a quick recovery. Many noted how such a demanding tour schedule can take a toll on vocal health, particularly for a singer known for his intense live performances.

One fan wrote, “Get well soon, Thom. Your health comes first — we’ll wait as long as it takes.”

Author’s summary: Radiohead postponed two Copenhagen concerts after Thom Yorke developed an acute throat infection; rescheduled dates are expected once he recovers.

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