Sting has postponed three US concerts and canceled an awards appearance due to illness. In a statement published on Instagram on Wednesday, the British rock legend said that “with severe regret” he had canceled an appearance at the Bass Magazine Awards scheduled for Thursday following advice from his doctor.

The British singer was famously a member of The Police (alongside Andy Summers and Stewart Copeland) before departing the band during a concert in August 1983. His debut solo album, The Dream of the Blue Turtles, was released in 1985 and he has dropped 14 solo records since.

Sting is pulling out of his next few public engagements as he recovers from a temporary throat infection, the rock star announced Tuesday. In a post on his Instagram, the Police frontman's team wrote that he would be canceling his scheduled appearance at the Jan.

Sting, who has postponed multiple concerts due to a temporary throat infection, took to social media to thank his fans for their concern.

Sting was forced to postpone a few upcoming concerts over health woes. The 73-year-old singer's team shared the news via a Tuesday, January 21, Instagram post. "On advisement from his doctor, due to illness,

Sting has left his fans feeling worried after canceling a string of upcoming appearances due to an unspecified illness. In an update shared via Instagram on the evening of Tuesday, Jan. 21, the former Police frontman—or,

Sting has postponed a series of concerts “due to illness”. The former Police frontman will no longer perform at the Bass Magazine Awards at The Observatory in Santa Ana, California on Thursday (23.01.