“Hey guys, due to doctor’s orders I have to postpone my last few tour dates. They will be rescheduled!” he wrote on his Facebook page. “Looking forward to seeing you all on on the John Mayer tour this summer!”
Phillip is reportedly still suffering from ongoing kidney issues, for which he had surgery last year, as well as a combination of exhaustion and dehydration.
Phillip Phillips plays an intimate concert at the St. Pancras Old Church in London on Monday night (March 11).
“Had a blast at the showcase tonight in London! Was really nervous about it ha,” the 22-year-old musician tweeted afterwards.
Tomorrow night, Phillip will be returning to the American Idol stage for the first elimination results show. He’ll perform his new single, “Gone, Gone, Gone.”
“also, its sunday and its @WalkingDead_AMC tonight!! OHH YEAAH!!!” he tweeted. “Dude, its getting heated on @WalkingDead_AMC . Cant wait to see what goes down!”
“Had a lot of fun tonight. Ready for the NBA all-star saturday!” Phillip tweeted over the weekend, where he performed at the All-Star Celeb Game held at the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas.
Phillip Phillips takes the latest cover of Billboard magazine with Interscope Geffen A&M chairman Jimmy Iovine.
The 22-year-old current American Idol champ chats with the mag about his success after the show, jamming out and more. Check it:
On “Home”: “After I had been playing it for quite some time I sat down and played it by myself, learning the ins and outs of the song and looked for a way to make it more of my own. I don’t like playing songs straightforward-I like switching them up.”
On his advice for aspiring musicians: “I always tell people that you have to play shows, you have to do what you can to get out there, and it can’t be about the money. Jam out with a band for three or four hours. Do a live gig for food. You have to get out and do it.”
On the outcome of his debut album: “I knew what I wanted to do before I tried out for Idol. I had written a lot of the songs before the show. A few co-writes came up and [19 and Interscope executives] knew what they wanted and I think it met the expectations. They understood what kind of album I wanted to make.”
