Gang Of Four Cancel China Tour

By Sarah Forman and Bryan Grogan, March 11, 2019

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English post punk group Gang of Four have been forced to cancel their upcoming China tour. Last month, the band cut short their show in Williamsburg, Brooklyn when lead-singer Andy Gill was hospitalized with a chest infection. 

In a statement released on 247tickets earlier today, the platform confirmed that Gill has not recovered, leading the band to cancel their China and Japan dates, while postponing their Australia and New Zealand Tours. 

According to a report by US music website, Pitchfork, Gill was hospitalized on Monday, February 25 after developing a serious chest infection on tour in the week prior to their scheduled show in Brooklyn.

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Screenshot via @紫禁之巅MassiveDynamic/Weibo

Gill is the sole remaining founding member of the legendary punk band, best known for their 1979 release, Entertainment! At 63 years of age, guitarist Gill has carved out a career as both a member of Gang of Four and as a music producer for bands like Red Hot Chili Peppers and The Young Knives.

[Cover image via 247 Tickets]

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