Huge comedian issues heartfelt apology to fans as he’s forced to cancel upcoming Scotland shows due to being too unwell to perform
Rob Beckett apologized to fans after having to cancel the upcoming stand-up shows in Scotland this week.
The popular comedian 39 joined Instagram stories to break the news and publish a heartfelt apology, because he admitted that he was too uncomfortable to do.
The comedy tour was prepared to take Graff to Graff this week to Aberdeen Music Hall and Edinburgh Playhouse, but announced that the concerts were planned again in January next year.
Rob wrote: ‘Hello everyone, I’m so sorry, but I’m not good and I can’t do shows in Scotland this week.
‘Aberdeen was re -planned until January 14, 20206 and Edinburgh was re -planned until 15 January 2026 Thursday. The place will be in communication, but tickets remained valid for both shows. ‘
As a result: ‘I hate doing this, but I’m not good enough to give you the best possible show, but I’m looking forward to seeing you all in new shows.’
Rob Beckett apologized to the fans after having to cancel the upcoming stand-up shows in Scotland this week for bad health (depicted last year)
39 -year -old popular comedian participated in Instagram stories to break the news and publish a heartfelt apology, because (seen in February)
Celebs Go Dating Star, in September before the proposition at Liverpool, the next few months out of the tour and shows Sheffield, Southend, Buxton, Oxford, Belfast, Derry and Dublin.
The next month, Rob, Leicester, Coventry, Halifax, Newcastle, Hull, Bristol, Nottingham and Eastbourne, before returning to England for the dates of Australia and New Zealand landing down.
While the Yıldız continues its giraffe tour in the New Year, the re -planned Scotland shows are watching concerts in Dubai, Brighton and London.
However, after completing the mamut tour, Rob announced that he had quit stand up Touring to give priority to spending time with his children.
He is a proud father of his wife Louise and his two daughters, although he is high and incredibly open in the hell of Podcast Podric Parenting with Josh Widdicombe and his two daughters.
And confessed in March Sun That two daughters want to pause until they grow up.
Rob said: ‘I will still stand up and do local clubs and help concerts, but the children will take a break from the tour until the age of 16/17.
“ Then I will take a big tour while the sixth form and when they go to Uni, I and Lou and Lou will walk around in Australia in February and March. ”
The comedy tour Graffe, GraffE, was preparing to take the Aberdeen Music Hall and Edinburgh Playhouse this week this week, this week, Aberdeen Music Hall and Edinburgh Playhouse, but he announced, but announced that the concerts were planned again in January next year.
In September, he gets away from Liverpool in Liverpool, and then goes away for the next few months before the tour of the giraffe tour before he went to the tour in Australia and Dubai (last year).
However, after completing the mamut tour, ROB announced that he had left stand up touring to give priority to spending time with his children (seen in May 2024)
He revealed one of the ambitions for the future and added: ‘I want to make a degree of psychology at the age of50.’
Meanwhile, after taking over from the late Paul O’Grady, ROB came out of Sunday afternoon in Radio 2 in April in April. In 2022.
Following a program jolt, which sees that he has regularly traded with ROB, Paul left his duties in August 2022 when he was told to share his duties to a younger server.
He admitted that he had left the station because he wasn’t really satisfied with work for 3 weeks, 13 weeks.
Radio 2 came after a push to attract young audience.
Rob was home to the nest of 17: 00-19: 00 every week until he announced that he had moved away from the show in February, but he added that he would remain part of the BBC Radio 2 family.
He explained: ‘Every Sunday, I laughed like this to get to know the audience, but I decided to get away from a weekly show when my tour program warmed up and forget what I like.
‘But you will not be able to get away from me, you will not easily get away like I will return the shows later in the year when the normal service was restarted in Radyo 2!’
Radio 2 President Helen Thomas added: ‘I would like to thank Rob for his bright work on Sunday evening. Radio 2 will remain in the family and will be heard at the station at a later date. ‘
