Shawn Mendes He is a Canadian singer who has many hits. Music fans love his songs “Treat You Better”, “Wonder” and “Mercy”. In November 2024, the album “Shawn” was released. He presented the new music live in several selected countries. The concerts took place.in. in cities in Europe and South America. Now, however, the singer with a bang is returning to the stage. He has just announced a concert tour around Europe and North America.
Shawn Mendes will come to Krakow. “It's an honor”
Shawn Mendes He published on his instagram profile the announcement of the concert tour “On the Road Again”. The musician will perform, among others in Munich, Madrid, Zurich and Los Angeles. Mendes has not forgotten about Poland either. On August 5, 2025, he will perform at Tauron Arena in Krakow. In a long description, the musician told about why he decided to completely return to concerts. Let us remind you that in 2022 Mendes canceled the route, including two events in Krakow. “Honestly, before I played in South America a few months ago, I was terrified. I wasn't sure how it would be on the road again and my God, I spent the best time. These were one of the best concerts in my life. I feel that time outside the home allowed me to come back and remember how unbelievably unreliable is playing live. This is an honor. You still appear with such great love, “wrote Shawn Mendes on social media.
Shawn Mendes with canceled concerts. He had to “find balance”
In 2022, Shawn Mendes canceled the concert tour “Wonder: The World Tour”. The reason for his decision was health problems. As the musician claimed, concerts after a pandemic turned out to be too difficult for him. “After talking to my team and cooperation with an amazing group of health specialists, it became clear to me that I have to devote a time that I have never given myself before – to find balance and come back stronger. (…) I have to treat my health priority “ – we read in a statement. Mendes also openly said that he used the help of a therapist. “I devote a lot of time to therapy, returning to balance,” he said, quoted by the latimes.com portal.