Injured and physically diminished, Jane Birkin was forced to make a sad decision. To rest and take care of her health, she will delay her reunion with her fans.
Sad news for Jane Birkin fans. Weakened for several weeks, the singer was forced to cancel several concert dates to recover. After appearing alongside her daughter, Charlotte Gainsbourg, and her granddaughter, Alice Attal, on the red carpet of the César 2023 then at the Enfoirés, the singer had announced several bad news to her admirers, impatient to find her on stage . “I’m not well at all, I broke my shoulder blade and I’m in a lot of pain”, she confided in the columns of the Telegram on March 1st. And this Tuesday, March 14, Jane Birkin had no choice but to cancel other dates scheduled for the coming weeks. “due to health problems that require him to rest”.
“Due to health problems which force her to rest, Jane Birkin is forced to cancel her concerts scheduled for the next two months”, announced the Agence Sébastien d’Assigny in a press release. And to continue by listing the planned concerts which will have to be rescheduled: “The concert originally scheduled at the Olympia in Paris on March 21, 2023 is postponed to June 17, 2023”. As for the concerts of Jane Birkin ‘Oh! Sorry you were sleeping… ‘, they should normally resume “May 26, 2023 in Bourges, followed on May 30, 2023 by a unique date of ‘Birkin – Gainsbourg, the symphonic’ at the Auditorium Stravinsky in Montreux”. Following her disturbing message, the singer’s representatives wanted to be rather reassuring about her health and the rest of her tours.
Jane Birkin: “I know intensive care by heart”
“Jane will then find her audience in Paris at the Olympia on June 17, 2023 and at La Cigale on June 22, 2023, then on the road to summer festivals and on tour in the fall of 2023. Tickets for the Olympia already purchased are valid for the new date”, they concluded. As a reminder, in 2021 Jane Birkin was forced to give up going on stage after suffering a stroke. “I know intensive care by heart”, she confided in January 2022 in the columns of Parisian. The singer then paid tribute to the nursing staff who took care of her during the long weeks spent in the hospital: “French public hospitals are brilliant, the nurses adorable”.