Beyoncé's Sister Solange Cancels Two Shows on Upcoming Australian Visit Due to Health Reasons

The Sidney Opera House announced the cancelation of two Solange Knowles concert dates.

Australian fans of the R&B diva, Solange Knowles are in for a bitter disappointment.

The Sydney Opera House has announced the cancelation of two of her dates at the prestigious venue due to health issues.

Beyoncé's sister will be one of the performers at the 2020 Governors Ball Music Festival in New York.

SOLANGE'S RESIDENCY AT SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE CUT SHORT

Solange has been forced by health issues to cancel two of the dates of her 4-date performance residency at the Sydney Opera House.

The prestigious venue informed ticket holders that the R&B star's performances set to start on January 27 will be reduced, canceling the shows scheduled for January 27 and 28. The Opera House announced:

“Solange has made the difficult decision, for health reasons, to shorten her time in Sydney this month. Due to the physical demands of the shows and having sought medical advice, the artist has decided to reduce the number of performances at the Opera House."

The shows are effectively canceled and not rescheduled and disappointed ticket holders will be refunded. The two shows Solange scheduled for January 30 and 31 will remain unaltered.

SOLANGE APOLOGISES TO FANS

The Opera House revealed that Solange expressed her regrets at canceling the shows and disappointing her fans. The health issues that compelled her to cancel were not divulged.

SOLANGE WILL BE IN AUSTRALIA IN THE SUMMER

Solange fans will still have an opportunity to see the dynamic performer in action this year since Beyoncé's sister will be one of the performers at the 2020 Governors Ball Music Festival in New York.

The Festival is scheduled for June 5 to 7, hopefully giving Solange plenty of time to recover before joining the array of stars expected at Randall's Island Park which include Missy Elliott, and Danny Brown.

Get well soon, Solange!

MATHEW KNOWLES REVEALS SERIOUS HEALTH ISSUE

In October 2019 Mathew Knowles, the father of singing sensations Solange and Beyoncé Knowles and former manager of Destiny's Child, revealed that he is suffering from breast cancer.

The 67-year-old opened up about his health issues on "Good Morning America," in the hopes that his story may alert other men to the early diagnosis of the disease.

Breast cancer is relatively rare in men, comprising less than 1% of all cases, but its mortality rate is much higher due to the fact that most patients ignore the warning signs of the deadly disease.