Bauhaus cancel US reunion tour for frontman Peter Murphy’s 'health and well-being'. See details

From September 6, Bauhaus planned their reunion tour across multiple US states, including New York, Washington, and more. But recently, the band announced the tour cancellation, owing to the health conditions of their frontman, Peter Murphy. The band spoke publicly in an interview about Murphy’s health conditions, and he would soon enter rehab for a faster and more efficient recovery.

What happened to Peter Murphy in 2019?
In 2019, Peter Murphy and his band mates were performing in a concert in New York when he started feeling uneasy. After he was rushed to the Lenox Hill Hospital, doctors announced the singer had suffered a heart attack. He went through intensive medical care and treatment.


In one of his interviews, he explained how overwhelming the time was for him when he received the needed treatment at the hospital. He also added how grateful and relieved he felt when the doctors declared his health was in good shape.

Why did Bauhaus cancel their US reunion tour?
Although Peter Murphy has fully recovered, he has recently joined a rehab. Keeping the health conditions and other factors in mind, Bauhaus canceled their US reunion tour. The first event was held on September 6 in the History Club of Toronto.

The fans were excited to see Peter Murphy and his gang back on stage, playing their statement songs and entertaining the crowd. With the shows being cancelled across the country, the band members have urged people who booked the tickets to visit the centers and collect their refunds for the tickets.

No news has been disclosed yet concerning the current health problems Peter Murphy is suffering from. Furthermore, the band hasn’t even declared new dates or any upcoming plan for resuming the US tour for their reunion.