Zico Cancels Performance at Yonsei’s Akaraka Festival Due to Laryngitis

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On May 26, KOZ Entertainment announced that Zico, a member of Block B, will not be performing at Yonsei University’s “Akaraka Festival with Alumni” due to a vocal cord infection.

The announcement came as Zico developed laryngitis, making it impossible for him to participate in the event scheduled for later that day.

Zico suffers from laryngitis and it’s something serious

The agency’s full statement is as follows:

Hello. This is KOZ Entertainment.

We are making an announcement regarding Zico’s health and schedule.

While practicing yesterday, Zico noticed something unusual about the condition of his throat and went to the hospital to be diagnosed. After a thorough examination, he was diagnosed with a vocal cord infection, and in accordance with the doctor’s opinion that he needs rest and recovery, he will not be partcipating in Yonsei University’s “Akaraka Festival with Alumni” scheduled for today (May 26). We ask for the generous understanding of Yonsei University’s alumni and [Zico’s] fans.

Zico had to cancel his performance due to health struggles

We plan to manage our artist’s schedule with his health as our top priority, and we will do our utmost for our artist’s treatment and recovery so that Zico can promote in good health.

Thank you.

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