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Electronic music producer and DJ Rezz has been forced to cancel her scheduled performance for the second weekend of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival due to undisclosed health issues. The announcement came just days before she was set to take the stage in the California desert.
The artist, known for her hypnotic bass-heavy sound and distinctive visual aesthetic, successfully performed during the festival's first weekend. Her sudden withdrawal for weekend two has disappointed a significant portion of her fanbase, many of whom were anticipating her return to the iconic festival grounds.
No specific details regarding the nature of her health concerns have been released, with the announcement citing only "health issues" as the reason for the cancellation. Festival organizers have moved swiftly to adjust the lineup, but have not yet announced a direct replacement act for her time slot.
This marks a second high-profile cancellation for the festival's second weekend, following singer-songwriter Daniel Caesar's earlier withdrawal. Rezz has expressed her deep regret at not being able to perform, thanking her fans for their understanding and support while she focuses on her recovery. The music community now wishes her a swift and full return to health.
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