David Kushner Doesn't Continue European And UK Tours Due To Mental Problems

David Kushner (Instagram @david.kushner)

JAKARTA - The singer-songwriter from the United States, David Kushner, through an Instagram post, announced that he had decided not to continue his concert tour in Europe and the UK.

The 'Daylight' singer said his current condition did not allow him to continue the entire scheduled show.

"To everyone planning to be present at the last European/UK dichotomy tour, I have done everything I can to move forward, but right now, I need to step back and focus on getting better," Kushner wrote, citing a statement on Instagram, Wednesday, March 12.

"Unfortunately, I won't be able to complete the tour, and that's not something I want to say. This decision is difficult, and I hate disappointing you," he continued.

Last week, Kushner admitted that he was having problems with his mentality. He felt hit by a lot of anxiety.

''I'm not feeling well mentally. And I'm so sorry. I'm being hit by a lot of anxiety,' he said. 'So I'm sorry for not being able to continue this show. I'm not as good as I thought.'

Furthermore, the musician who is included in the Billions Club list on Spotify said that the team will try to reschedule and return the money from those who have purchased tickets.

Sharing these moments with you every night means everything to me, and I hope to come back as soon as possible. My team will contact you with the latest information about possible rescheduling and refunding, so please check the email you used to buy tickets," Kushner said.

"Thank you for your love, support, and understanding - I see everything, and I am very grateful to all of you," he added.

For information, several concerts that Kushner had to cancel include performances in Bristol, London, Dublin, Vilnius, and Werchter as closings previously scheduled for July 6.