Nine Inch Nails Postpones Another Show

Here’s the message Reznor wrote fans on the NIN Web site:

“Sorry about the hassles with the show not happening last night and tomorrow’s rescheduling. If it would have been possible to pull these off, I would have. Anyway, here’s the new plan. I appreciate your patience and understanding – we’re attempting to make sure that everyone has the best experience possible and we’re at full power.”

Sunday’s show at Los Angeles’ Echoplex is still good to go. Thursday’s show at the Henry Fonda Theatre has been rescheduled for Sept. 8 and Saturday’s show at The Wiltern has been rescheduled for Sept. 10.

If you’ve got tickets for one of the postponed shows but can’t make the rescheduled dates, full refunds are available by contacting [email protected].

TMZ reports that Reznor had a cold and a clogged ear prior to playing Wednesday’s show at the Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, Calif.

“The clog got so bad, we’re told Reznor couldn’t hear himself sing during his show Wednesday at the Palladium and overcompensated by screaming out his songs –resulting in some seriously screwed up vocal cords,” according to TMZ.com.

The Wiltern gig will be Nine Inch Nails’ final show ever.

Reznor announced back in July that NIN would play a number of shows in medium to small venues in NYC, Chicago and L.A. as “New Final NIN Dates.”

After previously saying NIN’s round of dates with Jane’s Addiction would be the band’s last U.S. tour, Reznor clarified that he meant business this time, writing, “I hope you come out – this is it.”

Click here for Nine Inch Nails’ Web site.

Click here for the TMZ story.