Superstar Postpones Minnesota Concert Due to Virus

One musical superstar had to postpone some upcoming shows, including a stop in Minnesota, due to a viral infection.

The postponed shows include stops in Chicago, Grand Rapids, Detroit, Milwaukee, Columbus, and St. Paul. All the shows have new dates, but it won't be until next year.

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The 'Forget Tomorrow World Tour' from Justin Timberlake was scheduled to stop at the Xcel Energy Center on Halloween night, but due to bronchitis and laryngitis, Timberlake made the decision to move the date.

Justin said in a post on his socials announcing the postponements, that he hasn't been "feeling great the last few shows", and that he has bronchitis and laryngitis. Bronchitis is a bacterial infection of the breathing tubes, and Laryngitis is a viral infection of the larynx, or voice box.

Before this announcement, Timberlake did have to postpone a show in New Jersey on October 8th, but quickly made up that show the following week.

Timberlake has done more than 50 shows on this current tour and once he gets back on the road, the tour will make its way through the southern and western states, and a stop in Mexico, before doing these make up dates.

In March, the tour will make its way to South America, and then off to Europe for about 15 shows before wrapping up the tour at Lollapalooza in Paris.