Put up Malone delayed his two London exhibits after city-wide Tube strikes made securing a security license for the unique September dates not possible.

Put up Malone pushed again his two main London concert events after transit strikes derailed plans to securely transfer tens of hundreds of concertgoers by way of the town.

The rapper and singer was set to carry out at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on September 7 and eight, however each exhibits have been delayed till September 20 and 21.

The choice got here after London Underground staff introduced walkouts that will halt key companies throughout the capital.

Promoter Dwell Nation addressed the disruption instantly in an announcement shared on Instagram.

“We’re sorry to announce that as a result of deliberate strikes on the London Underground, we’ve been pressured to reschedule the 2 Put up Malone concert events at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. With out a Tube service, it’s not possible to get individuals to the live performance and residential once more safely, and subsequently no occasion licence could be granted for the nights of the seventh and eighth September.”

The strike motion, organized by the Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union, consists of Tube drivers, sign operators, and upkeep crews.

The union is pushing for a diminished 32-hour workweek and a pay improve, citing ongoing disputes over situations and compensation.

Malone’s postponement follows the same transfer by Coldplay, who additionally needed to regulate their Wembley Stadium tour dates because of the identical industrial motion.

Their exhibits initially scheduled for September 7 and eight have been moved to September 6 and 12.

Postie is on the European leg of his Large A** Stadium Tour, supporting his sixth studio album, F-1 Trillion. The tour started in Salt Lake Metropolis on April 29 and can wrap in London on September 21.

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