Céline Dion Cancels Her Las Vegas Concerts Because Of Her Ear Conditions: Set To Undergo Ear Surgery
- The Canadian singer Céline Dion has postponed her three-week-long concerts at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.
- Her team announced on Facebook that the 49-year-old singer is set to undergo ear surgery.
- The My Heart Will Go On singer has been dealing a problem in her middle ear called Patulous Eustachian tube for last one and a half year.
- Céline expressed her sadness on postponing the show and apologized for her fans' inconvenience.
Singer Céline Dion has postponed her program scheduled for Mar 27 to April 18 at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas to undergo ''a minimally invasive surgical procedure.''
The 49-year-old Canadian singer shared the news on her Facebook page on Wednesday sharing her heartbreaks on canceling the program where she also apologized for her fans' inconvenience.
Her Facebook post reads:
Céline has been dealing with a condition in her middle ear known as Patulous Eustachian tube, which causes hearing irregularities, and makes it extremely difficult to sing.
Dion was scheduled to perform in Vegas from March 27 to April 18, and after its postponement, it is rescheduled for May 22.
The statement said the My Heart Will Go On singer has been dealing with her ear problems for last one and a half year. It also said he had been treating it with ear drop medications, however, those ''have no longer been working to treat the condition.''
She had also canceled her show back in January where she told her doctors had ordered her to cancel it.
According to CNN, the ticket holders for the postponed show will be refunded.
