The ‘Sex Lives of College Girls’ star shared that she’s still recovering and can’t safely perform, promising fans she’ll return “better than ever.”
Reneé Rapp is still recovering from an illness and has now been forced to postpone another show on her Bite Me Tour.
The Sex Lives of College Girls actress and pop star announced on Instagram that her Charlotte, North Carolina concert, which was initially expected to go on as planned, has been rescheduled for November 7.
“As of right now, I still don’t have a voice,” Rapp wrote in her Instagram Stories. “I’m recovering slowly but still not in a place where I am able to perform safely tomorrow night at my hometown show. I am so sorry and heartbroken that I have to postpone.”
The singer, who has been open about how much she values her fans, assured everyone that all original tickets will remain valid for the new date. “I know the time, effort, and preparation attending a show takes,” she said. “I promise it doesn’t go unnoticed or unseen.”
Rapp also promised to come back stronger once she’s healed. “I’m taking this time to recover and then next week for these rescheduled shows I will give you the best version of me — the best version of this show that I love so much. The show you deserve to see,” she added.
This marks Rapp’s third postponed show in recent days. Earlier this week, she had to delay her Atlanta and Tampa stops — now rescheduled for November 4 and 5 — after doctors advised her to take time off for vocal rest.
“In my career I have never had to do this before,” she said Sunday. “I’ve been pushing through an illness but my body has finally given out. My doctors have told me that it isn’t safe to perform due to the need for vocal rest and physical recovery.”
While Rapp’s fans expressed disappointment over the delays, most have responded with overwhelming support and understanding. Many flooded social media with kind messages, telling her to “rest up” and “take care of herself first.”
Once she’s back on her feet, Rapp is set to take her Bite Me Tour overseas. The international leg begins January 31 in Melbourne, Australia, followed by stops in France, Germany, and England.
Despite the temporary setback, Rapp’s dedication to her fans remains clear. “I love y’all and I’m gonna see you soon,” she told her followers. “Thank you for all of your thoughts and well-wishes.”
