Canadian singer The Weeknd abruptly interrupted a concert in Los Angeles

The Weeknd, or Abel Tesfaye, had performed only three and a half songs the day before at a concert in Los Angeles when he was forced to stop it. Citing vocal problems, the 32-year-old musician tearfully apologized to a stunned audience of 70,000 for "not being able to give a show right now" and left the stage..

SoFi Stadium was expected to play 29 songs from the new Dawn FM album. These included "Gasoline," "Sacrifice," "How Do I Make You Love Me?" and more. However, during the track "Can't Feel My Face," The Weeknd addressed the audience in a husky voice.

"I personally want to apologize to you guys. I don't know what happened, when I yelled, but I just lost my voice," the performer explained. "The money will be refunded to everyone. I'll be putting on a show for you very soon." The singer also said that he decided to personally apologize to the crowd instead of writing about the problems on social media. "Love you guys. Thank you so much," he added as he left the stage.