Dancehall musician Stonebwoy has been forced to terminate his shows in Canada due to a knee injury after he slipped on a staircase.
Taking to his Instagram to address fans eager to see him perform, the ‘Tuff Seed’ singer said, “it’s with a sad heart that I can’t be in Toronto and Edmonton.”
“Everything was nice until after studio where I slipped on a staircase and hit my knee and you guys know I have prostheses in my right knee so I am in a lot of pain and have to seek medical attention.”
Detailing his flight details, he said, “as I speak I am at the airport to New York then to Europe. Don’t listen to any negative vibe, the promoters did well and we will refund the tickets.”
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