Sum 41 has announced the cancellation of their Australian tour, scheduled from December 4-12, due to lead singer Deryck Whibley's battle with pneumonia. The band encourages fans to attend the Good Things Festival where they were supposed to perform.
Sum 41 have canceled their Australian tour due to lead singer Deryck Whibley 's battle with pneumonia. The band, known for hits like 'Fat Lip', was scheduled to perform from December 4-12 as part of their farewell tour , which includes a co-headline slot at Good Things Festival . Doctors advised that Whibley's health is too compromised for him to perform. The band's statement expressed deep regret, understanding the disappointment of fans and encouraging them to still attend the festival.
The festival will still go ahead with a lineup including Korn, Jet, Billy Corgan, and Violent Femmes
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