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André Hazes cancels all performances due to voice problems

André Hazes has canceled his performances for the next two months because of voice issues, according to his management.

20 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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André Hazes has announced that he must cancel all his performances for the next two months due to persistent voice problems. This was confirmed by his management, which shared a statement with media outlets such as RTL Boulevard.

The voice problems of the Dutch singer appear to be serious, and he is undergoing tests to determine the exact cause of the complaints. This is not the first time Hazes has faced voice issues; he had similar complaints last year.

According to reports, the severity of his voice problems was clearly audible during a performance at a festival in Hellevoetsluis last week. Footage from that performance has gone viral and raised concerns among his fans.

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Hazes, who is currently 34 years old, has previously dealt with health issues but is now focusing entirely on his recovery. His management has not provided any exact details about the nature of the voice problems.

There is currently no information on when Hazes might be able to resume his performances, but he is sidelined for the time being as he concentrates on his recovery.

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