Rolling Stones lead singer Mick Jagger Tweeted today that he and his band have been forced to postpone their North American tour.
While details are scant, Jagger is said to require medical attention and has been advised by doctors that touring is out of the question.
That means the Stones' lone Canadian stop, slated for Burl's Creek Event Grounds, south of Orillia, won't happen June 29 after all.
Republic Live announced in February that the Stones would be coming to Oro-Medonte Township this summer.
Close to 70,000 fans of the legendary band purchased tickets for the show.
Those who purchased tickets are urged to keep them; they can be used when the No Filter tour is re-scheduled.
In a statement, Jagger said he feels bad about letting fans down. He said he's "looking forward to getting back on stage as soon as I can."
