Svenska producenten Alesso har delat med sig av sina senaste erfarenheter med tinnitus och hur det har lett till flera avbokningar av konserter under de senaste m?naderna. Hans ärlighet ger insikt i de utmaningar m?nga artister st?r inför när det kommer till hörselproblem, vilket är en viktig fr?ga inom musikbranschen.

Den 33-?rige musikern, vars riktiga namn är Alessandro Lindblad, använde sociala medier för att berätta om sina senaste avbokningar av liveframträdanden. Efter nästan oavbruten turnéverksamhet under 2024, tvingades Alesso att ställa in konserter i Australien och Saudiarabien, och till slut avbröt han hela sin världsturné. Han angav ?en ny hälsoproblem kombinerat med överansträngning? som orsaken till dessa beslut, vilket understryker vikten av att prioritera hälsa i en stressig bransch.

I wanted to share my experience and be transparent about my health issues,? Alesso stated in a heartfelt video on Instagram. ?Two months ago, I woke up to the most intense ringing in my ears, a full 10 out of 10 on the scale. It was shocking and completely unexpected, and it wasn?t after a performance. I simply woke up to this overwhelming sensation that I had never experienced before.? This candid sharing highlights the often invisible struggles that many performers face behind the scenes.

Alesso acknowledged that hearing-related issues are ?incredibly common in the music industry,? and he has faced similar challenges before, but nothing at this intensity. His honesty sheds light on the importance of musician health and the need for preventive measures within the industry, showcasing that even successful artists are not immune to these risks.

?However, the positive news is that I?m on the road to recovery,? he added. ?This situation has prompted me to reevaluate my lifestyle, prioritize my well-being, and adopt a more cautious approach. I?ve been in this industry for 14 years and have never taken a break, so now is the time for me to focus on my health and sustainability in my career.?

As of now, Alesso?s official website lists upcoming tour dates for the next six months, with his much-anticipated return scheduled for February 14 at Belly Up Aspen in Colorado. He also shared his ambitions for major events, like Miami?s Ultra Festival on March 30, while providing heartfelt advice to his fans, encouraging them to look after their own health as he navigates this challenging period.

?I will continue to perform, but perhaps not at the same frequency you might expect,? he explained. ?I genuinely wish everyone good health this year. I urge everyone to take precautions, such as wearing ear protection. Remember, we are all human beings with limits.? This message resonates across the industry, urging fans and fellow artists alike to prioritize their health.

Alesso gained widespread recognition throughout the 2010s, initially launching his career with a series of notable remixes, hit singles, and high-profile collaborations. His only studio album to date, 2015?s Forever, reached No. 30 on the Billboard 200 and featured the acclaimed single ?Heroes (We Could Be),? featuring Tove Lo. This track became his most significant success in the U.S., peaking at No. 31 on the Hot 100 and solidifying his position as a leading figure in the electronic music scene.