Cause unclear Lena Meyer-Landrut cancels concert due to medical emergency
Due to a medical incident, a performance by Lena Meyer-Landrut at the Munich Tollwood Festival on Saturday evening has been canceled at very short notice.
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- A medical incident led to the cancellation of Lena Meyer-Landrut's performance at Munich's Tollwood Festival at short notice.
- An announcement and later a woman on stage informed the audience of the cancellation without giving exact reasons.
- The Tollwood Festival confirmed the cancellation on its homepage for health reasons and announced further information for Monday.
Due to a medical incident, a performance by Lena Meyer-Landrut at the Tollwood Festival in Munich has been canceled at very short notice.
As one concertgoer reported, the audience was waiting for the musician and her band to perform on Saturday evening when an announcement informed them that it would take a little longer because someone had collapsed.
Some time later, a woman entered the stage and announced - without giving a reason - that the concert would have to be canceled. "Unfortunately, Lena's performance had to be canceled at short notice due to sudden health reasons," the Tollwood Festival wrote on its website, announcing "further information" for Monday. "Thank you for your understanding."
It initially remained unclear who exactly was affected by the medical incident. Lena would have been the main act of the evening - after performances by singers Tom Twers and Leony.
Lena Meyer-Landrut tours with new album
The 33-year-old Meyer-Landrut is currently on tour with her new album "Loyal to myself" and was due to perform at the Landesgartenschau in Wangen im Allgäu on Sunday after the concert in Munich, which featured special guest singer Leony.
