Kehlani became one of the day’s fastest-rising entertainment searches after canceling two North American tour dates following a hospital visit. Hindustan Times reported that the singer said they had developed severe pain and difficulty swallowing after two days off and had not been medically cleared to sing. The affected shows were scheduled for August 26 in Camden, New Jersey, and August 27 in the Columbia, Maryland, area.

The singer said they were recovering at home and expected to resume the tour in Virginia on August 29. Live Nation’s original tour announcement lists a Richmond, Virginia, performance at Allianz Amphitheater at Riverfront on that date. The schedule is subject to any health-related changes, so ticket holders should check the venue, promoter and official ticketing channels before traveling.

The two canceled appearances are part of a 33-date North American run that began in Minneapolis on August 6. Live Nation’s announcement listed major stops in cities including Los Angeles, New York, Boston, Atlanta, Dallas and San Francisco. The tour is tied to Kehlani’s current self-titled album campaign and was scheduled to continue through October 3.

Ticket information became a second point of confusion when a listing appeared to show the postponed dates as moving to 2028. Hindustan Times reported that Kehlani later clarified the year was a Ticketmaster error and that the team was working on replacement arrangements. No new dates for Camden and Columbia had been confirmed in the available reports.

Kehlani has not publicly disclosed a specific diagnosis, and the available reporting does not establish a longer-term medical problem. The immediate news is limited to the two canceled dates, the doctor’s decision not to clear the singer for those performances and the intended return date. Fans should treat social posts and ticket listings as updates rather than assume a cancellation applies to the rest of the tour.