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R&B star Ne-Yo has apologised to fans after he postponed a series of concerts to focus on completing his new album.
The So Sick hitmaker is currently touring the country, but announced earlier this month the trek would be cut short to allow him extra time in the studio.
He pulled three dates in Scotland and England - but he's promised fans he will return soon for the gigs.
In a series of posts on his Twitter.com page, he writes, "My apologies to those in areas where the show was postponed.
No worries, I WILL make it my mission to get to you as soon as I can.
"I know some of y'all were upset about the postpone (sic). Hell, I would be too. But no worries, I love y'all, so know that I got you, ASAP!
The axed gigs will be rescheduled for the autumn. The singer's fifth studio album is due out later this year.
Source: orange.com
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