Ethel Cain “feeling better” after collapsing on stage in Sydney

Ethel Cain

Ethel Cain has told fans she is “feeling better” after she cancelled a show in Sydney last night (June 3) after collapsing on stage.

Cain was in the middle of performing ‘A House In Nebraska’ (via Setlist.fm) at the Drama Theatre in the Sydney Opera House when she suddenly collapsed. The show was then paused while the venue staff investigated the situation, before it was later cancelled. Gig-goers were reportedly informed that “the situation is stable”.

One attendee in the front row reported that Cain appeared to hit her head hard as she fainted.

Taking to her Instagram Stories, Cain told fans that she was on the mend and will play her second show in Sydney tonight (June 4) as planned.

“Hi everyone, so sorry I wasn’t able to finish the show last night but all this touring and traveling has finally caught up with me,” she wrote.

“am feeling better today though and am excited for the show tonight!! I promise I will make it up to those of you from last night whenever I can.”

Ethel Cain
Credit: @mothercain/Instagram.

Fans took to social media to share their concern for Cain after the incident and wish her well. “nah as much as I would’ve loved to see the rest of the show really glad they cancelled it and she’s stable, I will see u again one day mother,” one fan wrote.

Elsewhere, Cain is set to open for Boygenius at their debut UK shows later this summer. They will play a huge outdoor show at Gunnersbury Park in west London and Cain will also join them for another show at Halifax’s Piece Hall.

NME named Cain as one of the new acts to watch at this year’s Coachella, writing: “With soundscapes inspired by the Gregorian chants her mother used to play, and lyrics that weave together stories about everything from cannabilism to meditation, the subject matter may seem a bit too heavy for a desert romp. However, Cain’s gorgeous pop vocals bring levity to those themes, so her set is destined to be a religious experience.”

Cain’s debut album ‘Preacher’s Daughter’ came out last year.

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