But what happens to Michel Polneff? The singer, who began his “last tour” on April 3 in London before chaining the French rooms, canceled his concert on June 19 at the Loire Arena de Trélazé near Angers. Last month, it was the date scheduled for Friday, May 23 at the Vaudoise Arena in Lausanne that had been eliminated from the calendar.
In both cases, the production of the company Decibels, in charge of the tour, spoke of “independent reasons of our will” and announced the complete reimbursement of the entries. For those who went to the scheduled date in Maine-Et-Loire, the organizers also promised an exclusive reduction of -30% in the artist’s concert at the Zénith of Nantes on June 21.
If additional information has been provided, the speeches are going well for the reasons for these cancellations. In social networks, disappointed spectators speak of a filling rate too low and criticize the price of places, between 55 and 130 euros. Others care about the singer’s state of health.
Last April, for the launch of his tour, Michel Polnareff trusted the readers of Parisian Having “almost dead five years ago (nine actually)” after its double pulmonary embolism in 2016 after which it had been an emergency hospital. “The doctor Sioux saved me in the American hospital. But artistically, I am never dead,” added the one who has been following the anticoagulant treatment since then.
“I read in a newspaper that I hang up, but it’s not about that!” He secured in the daily newspaper shortly before the first concert of this new tour and the publication of his eleventh album A time for her Launched on April 25, 2025.
Source: BFM TV
