Performing duo Max Herre and Joy Denalane call off upcoming joint concerts.

Stuttgart-born musician Max Herre has announced the cancellation of all concerts with his partner Joy Denalane until the end of the year. The concerts, which were scheduled to take place in Berlin and Hamburg, were to be performed by Herre, Denalane, and their band.

In a statement released by the Karsten Jahnke Concert Agency, Herre apologised for the cancellations, expressing that they mean a lot to him and Denalane. He stated, "I am truly sorry for any inconvenience this may cause to those looking forward to the concerts."

The cancellations are not permanent, as Herre intends to return to the stage in the new year. His doctor has advised him to take a break due to his current mental state. The name of the doctor is not mentioned in the available search results, with Herre only referencing "my doctor."

Herre's apologies are directed towards those looking forward to the concerts. He hopes to celebrate with the audience once he returns to the stage. His cancellations are not due to a health problem other than his mental state, and they are not permanent. The concerts were scheduled for September 13 at Hamburg Stadtpark and on a Friday in Berlin.

The statement about the cancellations was a quote from Max Herre himself. He clarified that the cancellations are not due to any issues with Joy Denalane or their band. Herre's intention is to celebrate with the audience once he returns to the stage, and he hopes to do so in the new year.

Max Herre, a native of Stuttgart, has cancelled all concerts with partner Joy Denalane until the end of the year due to his need to regain his strength. The cancellations are not a reflection of any issues within the partnership or with the band, but rather a necessary step for Herre's health and well-being. Fans looking forward to the concerts are encouraged to keep an eye out for updates regarding Herre's return to the stage in the new year.