Shawn Mendes issued a statement on social media saying he has decided he needs ‘to take the time I’ve never taken personally to grow myself and come back stronger’
Shawn Mendes says he’s cancelling the remainder of his tour dates in North America, the United Kingdom and Europe into 2023 as he puts more attention on his mental health.
The decision wipes his schedule clear of dozens of tour dates that stretched into the middle of next year, starting with a Toronto show that was scheduled to happen on Sunday at Scotiabank Arena.
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