Cat Stevens postpones book tour of North America due to visa issues | US immigration
The singer announced on Social media on Monday, and Cat Stevens, who is now going to Yusuf Islam, postponed the North American leg of the book tour due to unbearable visa problems.
The Rock & Roll Honor List member went on a tour to support his book Cat on The Findout, which will be released in the United States on October 7 and will be presented in the United Kingdom in early September. The book version will not be affected, Islam wrote and “Books do not need a visa!” He wrote.
Islam is the latest Islam in a series of international musicians and athletes who were affected by visa problems because the wages increased last year and the transaction periods slowed.
Islam wrote that his team was waiting for months for visa approvals, but at this point, the production logistics for my show cannot be arranged in time ”.
“I’m really sorry!” Islam wrote on social media. “At least not for my fans who buy tickets and make travel plans to see that I perform.”
Islamic representatives did not respond immediately to Associated Press’s request for comments.
The singer’s tour will begin at Philadelphia on October 2, and various stops were planned throughout the country. Toronto 8 October tour stop in Canada was also postponed.
The British singer-verse writer rose to fame in the 1960s, and after it became Islam in the late 1970s, he kept his career waiting for twenty years. He returned to secular music in the 2000s and A six -city concert tour In 2014 in North America.
Islam said that if the visas are approved, the tour can be planned again, but these dates wrote, “It will be far away because of other travel fans”.
According to the website, the tour, announced in May, was described as a “portal ve in the singer’s universe and presented an in -depth speech about the memories and the acoustic performances of distinguished songs, according to the website. Islam started a tour that visited several cities in England during September.
“I hope, fans will be able to jump to the peace railway in the future,” Islam wrote.
