Pink has announced she will be returning to Europe next year, revealing a new set of dates for her Summer Carnival World Tour.
The singer, 44, kicked off the tour in the UK in June before continuing on to North America with the last date in Arlington, Texas this week.
She also began her ninth tour concurrently, called the Trustfall Tour after her latest album which began October 12 and ends November 28.
Then next year in February she will resume her Summer Carnival gigs in Australia and New Zealand, before the second leg of Europe dates begins in June in Cardiff.
Pink will play a string of stadium shows in London, Dublin, Liverpool, Glasgow, Bern, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Brussels, Leipzig, Stuttgart, and Mönchengladbach, before bringing the jaw-dropping tour to a close in Stockholm on July 25.
Exciting! Pink has announced she will be returning to Europe next year, revealing a new set of dates for her Summer Carnival World Tour (pictured last week)
World tour: The singer, 44, kicked off the tour in the UK in June before continuing on to North America with the last date in Arlington, Texas this week (pictured last week)
Return: Pink will play a string of stadium shows in London, Dublin, Liverpool, Glasgow , Bern, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Brussels, Leipzig, Stuttgart, and Mönchengladbach, before bringing the jaw-dropping tour to a close in Stockholm on July 25 (pictured last week)
The Who Knew hitmaker – born Alecia Beth Moore Hart – will be joined by opening acts The Script, GAYLE, and DJ and producer KidCutUp.
Her exciting announcement comes after Pink was forced to postpone two dates of her Trustfall tour last month due to ‘family medical issues’.
She broke the news to fans on October 16 that her October 17 and 18 shows in Tacoma, Washington were in the process of being rescheduled.
The Just Give Me a Reason songstress apologized to ticket holders in a statement posted to her Instagram.
She said: ‘Tacoma shows postponed: I am so sorry to inform the Tacoma ticket holders that the two shows October 17 and October 18 (tomorrow and Wednesday) will be postponed.
‘Live Nation are working on future dates to reschedule. Family medical issues require our immediate attention. I send everyone my sincerest apologies for any inconvenience this has caused.
‘I am sending nothing but love and health to all,’ she concluded her statement.
She re-iterated her final message in the caption of the post: ‘I send my sincerest apologies, love and health to all.’
Delayed: Her exciting announcement comes after Pink was forced to postpone two dates of her Trustfall tour last month due to ‘family medical issues’
Sad news: She broke the news to fans on October 16 that her October 17 and 18 shows in Tacoma, Washington were in the process of being rescheduled and apologized
Another delay: Pink then postponed the next two dates the same week that were due to take place in Vancouver, Canada, due to having a respiratory infection
Fans flooded the comments section with their well-wishes and were overwhelmingly positive.
‘Hoping everyone recovers soon! Family and health always come first!!’ one fan posted.
‘Take care of you and the family, we know you don’t cancel shows for any reason if not something really serious ❤️’ another wrote.
‘we love you no matter what, i hope you your family, tour family and crew are all okay. sending all of the love to you all,’ one supportive fan posted.
Pink then postponed the next two dates the same week that were due to take place in Vancouver, Canada, due to having a respiratory infection.
She once again took to her Instagram to announce the news, telling her fans she was ‘deeply sorry’ but that her doctor had advised her not to perform.
She wrote: ‘I am very much looking forward to performing in Vancouver and putting on an incredible show for everyone. In the meantime, I wish everyone good health and am sending lots of love.’
Last week she performed in Florida on the Trustfall Tour, where she handed out 2,000 books to fans that have appeared Pen America’s Index of Banned Books.
Passionate: Last week she performed in Florida on the Trustfall Tour, where she handed out 2,000 books to fans that have appeared Pen America’s Index of Banned Books
Bookworms: Florida has removed certain books from libraries and classrooms, with Pink branding the move as ‘confusing’, ‘infuriating’, and ‘censorship’ (pictured with her children Willow and Jameson in 2017)
Florida has removed certain books from libraries and classrooms, with the BBC reporting literature that contains mentions of sexuality, gender identity, and race are being stripped away from schools in the state.
Florida authorities claim they are not banning books but blocking inappropriate and harmful material.
In a video with Pen America, an advocacy group for free expression, Pink branded the move as ‘confusing’, ‘infuriating’, and ‘censorship’.
She said: ‘I’m a voracious reader, and I’m a mom of two kids who are also voracious readers.
‘And I can’t imagine my own parents telling me what my kids can and cannot read, let alone someone else’s parents.
‘Let alone someone else that doesn’t even have children that are deciding what my children can read.’
Pen America claim that Florida has banned more books than any other state in the US, making up 40% of documented prohibited works.
Taking action: In her concerts in Miami and Sunrise in South Florida last week, concertgoers were given copies of The Hill We Climb by Amanda Gorman, Beloved by Toni Morrison, The Family Book by Todd Parr and Girls Who Code by Reshma Saujani (pictured at show)
In a joint statement with the group, Pink wrote: ‘Books have held a special joy for me from the time I was a child, and that’s why I am unwilling to stand by and watch while books are banned by schools.’
‘It’s especially hateful to see authorities take aim at books about race and racism and against LGBTQ authors and those of colour.
She continued: ‘We have made so many strides toward equality in this country and no-one should want to see this progress reversed.’
In her concerts in Miami and Sunrise in South Florida last week, concertgoers were given copies of The Hill We Climb by Amanda Gorman, Beloved by Toni Morrison, The Family Book by Todd Parr and Girls Who Code by Reshma Saujani.
