The Massachusetts shows were part of a Loop tour already facing backlash over Macklemore's removal following his pro-Palestinian comments.
The singer's Loop tour has faced repeated setbacks after Macklemore's removal from the lineup over his pro-Palestinian comments drew backlash.
The US rapper unveiled the tour following earlier controversy involving Ed Sheeran, with proceeds intended for humanitarian relief groups.
A report from Al Jazeera — All sets out the main available details, with claims kept attributed to their sources.
The US rapper, who was removed from Ed Sheeran's stadium tour after voicing support for Palestine, has organized a charity tour set to visit Dublin, Paris and London.
The US rapper says proceeds from the new concert dates will go to organizations supporting Palestinians.
Friday and Saturday shows were called off due to severe weather, following separate controversy over Macklemore's removal from the tour after pro-Palestine remarks, according to a TMZ report cited by Anadolu Agency.
A report from BBC News — World sets out the main available details, with claims kept attributed to their sources.
The singer addressed the controversy at his first show since his opening act was removed over pro-Palestinian comments made onstage.
The singer's remarks came in his first show since Macklemore was dropped from the tour over pro-Palestinian comments, according to The Guardian.
Singer told a cheering crowd he had made mistakes after rapper Macklemore was dropped from his tour following pro-Palestinian remarks, BBC News reported.
The singer apologized for decisions surrounding rapper Macklemore's removal from his US tour, saying his concerts should remain a safe space for everyone
Rapper's exit from Sheeran's Philadelphia show comes after comments on the Israel-Gaza conflict, according to the BBC.
BBC News reported that concertgoers and activists arrived together at the venue, days after rapper Macklemore was reportedly dropped from the tour over pro-Palestinian remarks.
Singer addressed the fallout from rapper Macklemore's stance on Palestine during remarks at the start of a solo show, according to Al Jazeera.
The British singer condemned the situation in Gaza on Saturday and acknowledged "mistakes" after removing the American rapper from his tour over his pro-Palestinian remarks.
The singer acknowledged “mistakes” during his first show since rapper Macklemore was dropped from his tour lineup and other artists withdrew, according to BBC News.
The singer spoke out during his first show since rapper Macklemore was dropped from his tour and other acts withdrew, according to BBC News.
At his first concert since the controversy, the British artist described the situation in Gaza as "catastrophic" and "unjustifiable."
The artwork appears on the walls of destroyed buildings in Gaza, according to Al Jazeera.