Country singer Megan Moroney abruptly ended her sold-out show at Ball Arena on Tuesday night, telling the crowd she was too sick to continue after just three songs.
After performing just three songs — “Stupid,” “Medicine” and “Bless Your Heart” — Ms. Moroney ended the Denver concert, according to a fan-logged setlist. She returned to the stage briefly to apologize before leaving for good.
“I am obviously extremely sick,” she told the audience, according to Fox News Digital, which reported she assured fans she’d make up for the disappointing night.
Ball Arena confirmed the cancellation shortly after.
“Megan is unable to continue her performance this evening due to illness,” the venue said in a statement, directing concertgoers to the nearest exit. Fans filed out of the downtown arena around 9 p.m.
Ms. Moroney later addressed fans directly on Instagram.
“That was the hardest decision I’ve ever had to make,” she wrote, adding that she knew by the third song she couldn’t give fans a full-strength performance.
The Denver date has been rescheduled for Aug. 27, with tickets from Tuesday’s show honored for the new date and refunds available for fans who can’t attend.
Ms. Moroney is next scheduled to perform in Portland, Oregon, on Saturday and Seattle on Sunday, with roughly two dozen shows remaining on her tour across the U.S. and Europe.
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