Singer Stromaier , who is currently on a concert tour to promote his album "Multitude", has canceled three concerts he was scheduled to perform this week in eastern France, for "health reasons", according to what two production companies the singer deals with announced Wednesday.

The "Uguri Production" and "Mussar" companies indicated that the canceled concerts are one that was scheduled to be held on Wednesday evening in Zenith de Strasbourg, and two concerts that were supposed to be performed by the Belgian singer Thursday and Friday in Amneville (Moselle, East).

The amounts paid by those who purchased tickets for the concerts will be refunded to them.

Stromaier, 38, who hails from Brussels, is one of the French-speaking artists with the highest sales in the world.

The singer is very popular in France, as he won two Victoire Music Awards that were distributed in February, one of which is best for the album ("Multidod") and the second is the award for singer of the year.

After a stressful break from concerts to promote his 2013 album "Rasin' Carey", Stroumayer will return to concerts in 2022.

The Belgian singer is currently performing a European tour, with a number of upcoming concerts in December 2023. He is supposed to perform two concerts on March 29 and 30 in Zenith de Nantes (western France), according to the website that lists the concerts.