News - 21/04/2014

Chance The Rapper hospitalized, Coachella gig cancelled

Chance The Rapper hospitalized, Coachella gig cancelled

Chance the Rapper was due to perform at Coachella, for the second weekend of the music festival, but he was forced to cancel.

With a Facebook post on his official page, indeed, his management announced the rapper was hospitalized and had to skip his set. Here is the announcement: "On behalf of Chance and our entire team- We sincerely regret to have to cancel our 2nd weekend at coachella. Chance fell ill on Friday night & was admitted to the hospital today- Doctors and family are with him & he is expected to make a full recovery. Thank you for the prayers and support during this time, Chance, the CTR team and family deeply appreciate it".

A few hours before his set, a photo of Chance laying in a hospital bed was shared via his Instagram account. The photo was then taken down but The Source webmagazine managed to save a screen shot:

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