Australian Peter Andre fans won’t be getting ‘down on it’ this year after all.
The UK-based singer’s ‘Greatest Hits’ Tour, initially scheduled for November, has been cancelled, according to The Daily Telegraph.
‘Despite heavy promotion and publicity, the ticket sales weren’t as popular as his famous six-pack,’ the publication claimed.
Get down off it: Australian Peter Andre fans won’t be getting ‘down on it’ this year after all, with the 44-year-old’s tour reportedly cancelled
Peter was due in November for the first time in over 20-years, with ticket facilities reportedly citing ‘scheduling difficulties’ this week.
But the publication refutes that claim and also noted the fact the Funky Junky singer announced no plans to reschedule, following the cancellation.
Upon announcing his tour earlier this year, the 44-year-old revealed to News Corp that his six-pack may not be making a return.
No sixpack: ‘Despite heavy promotion and publicity, the ticket sales weren’t as popular as his famous six-pack,’Sydney Confidential claimed this week
Hope it’s not another 20! Peter was due in November for the first time in over 20-years, with ticket facilities reportedly citing ‘scheduling difficulties’ this week
‘The last thing I’d want to do now is take my shirt off,’ the UK-based personality admitted.
‘The nineties — they were the days. My videos were actually banned in a lot of countries because of the toplessness,’ Peter told the publication.
‘I still work out, I train, I keep trim, but the six-pack will never be like it was in my 20s.
‘No plans’:But the publication refutes that claim and also noted the fact the Funky Junky singer announced no plans to reschedule, following the cancellation
‘I’m not sure I could put that much effort in. I do exercise a lot. I keep active. For 44, I’m OK,’ the Mysterious Girl star continued.
He was scheduled to perform alongside vocal quartet CDB, with the tour planned to kick-off in Brisbane on November 18.
That was meant to be followed by a Gold Coast performance on November 19, before shows in Adelaide, Sydney, Melbourne and Perth.
Sorry Brisbane! He was scheduled to perform alongside vocal quartet CDB, with the tour planned to kick-off in Brisbane on November 18