Reneé Rapp was forced to postpone two concerts after the singer-actress said her “body has finally given out.”
The 25-year-old announced the postponement of her Atlanta and Tampa shows on her Bite Me Tour via her Instagram story Sunday, Oct. 26, according to PEOPLE.
“In my career I have never had to do this before — but I have to reschedule tonight and tomorrow’s shows,” Rapp wrote. “I’ve been pushing through an illness but my body has finally given out. My doctors have told me that it isn’t safe to perform due to the need for vocal rest and physical recovery.”
Rapp’s Tampa concert has been rescheduled for Nov. 4 and her Atlanta show is now set for Nov. 5. All original tickets will be valid for those new dates. Charlotte, set for October 29, is currently on as scheduled.
“I truly appreciate how much time, planning and preparation goes into coming to a show,” Rapp wrote. “I can’t describe to you how sorry I am to have to move things around. I love you all and I will see you soon.”
The singer, songwriter, and actress is best known for her role as Leighton Murray in HBO’s hit series “The Sex Lives of College Girls.” Rapp also has a strong background in musical theater, as she landed the role of Regina George in the Broadway musical “Mean Girls” from 2019–2020, and reprised the role in the 2024 film adaptation.
Rapp has since shifted her career to focus more on music. She released her debut studio album, “Snow Angel,” in 2023 and “Bite Me,” her sophomore album, this past August. The Bite Me Tour is Rapp’s biggest tour to date.
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