Randy Newman Postpones European Tour

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It is with great regret that Randy Newman has had to postpone his forthcoming European tour on doctor's orders, because of physical limitations and severe pain caused by stenosis in the lower back and neck. The 18-date tour had been due to start this Saturday, November 1, in Berlin. "I deeply regret not being able to come," says Randy. "I like it so much in Europe, and I've always been treated so well. I'll get there as soon as I can."

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It is with great regret that Randy Newman has had to postpone his forthcoming European tour on doctor's orders, because of physical limitations and severe pain caused by stenosis in the lower back and neck. The 18-date tour had been due to start this Saturday, November 1, in Berlin, and followed the recent release of Randy's latest album, Harps and Angels.

"I deeply regret not being able to come," says Randy. "I like it so much in Europe, and I've always been treated so well. I'll get there as soon as I can."

Ticket holders should contact individual promoters and venues for refund information; for links, visit nonesuch.com/on-tour. Details of rescheduled dates will be announced shortly.

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    Randy Newman Postpones European Tour
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    It is with great regret that Randy Newman has had to postpone his forthcoming European tour on doctor's orders, because of physical limitations and severe pain caused by stenosis in the lower back and neck. The 18-date tour had been due to start this Saturday, November 1, in Berlin, and followed the recent release of Randy's latest album, Harps and Angels.

    "I deeply regret not being able to come," says Randy. "I like it so much in Europe, and I've always been treated so well. I'll get there as soon as I can."

    Ticket holders should contact individual promoters and venues for refund information; for links, visit nonesuch.com/on-tour. Details of rescheduled dates will be announced shortly.

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