In a post on social media the star said he was “gutted” to be sharing the bad news but the major operation was needed and went well.
Among the cancelled summer shows was a performance on July 8 at Edinburgh Castle as part of this summer’s Castle Concerts series.
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Hide AdAlongside pictures of him in hospital with a full-leg cast, Murs wrote: “I’m recovering in hospital but it means I’m having to cancel all my summer shows this year whilst I focus on my rehab.
"I’m so bloody sorry but my focus now is on recovering and I’ll keep you all updated on how I’m getting on!”
He added that refunds will be available for anyone who was due to see him and he asked fans to keep an eye out for emails from their ticketing agent over the next few days.
In a statement, the singer added: “I’m devastated I won’t be performing these shows, and can only apologise for any inconvenience caused.


“Rest assured I will be fighting fit for new music later this year!”
Murs last had surgery on his knee after injuring himself during a performance at Newmarket racecourse last summer.
During the performance, a fragment of bone became lodged in the back of his knee after he jumped into the air.
In 2019, the pop star had surgery on his knee after suffering ligament damage.
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Hide AdThe singer, who rose to fame as a contestant on The X Factor in 2009, saw his contestant Molly Hocking win The Voice UK in 2019.
Earlier this week, the Evening News exclusively revealed that Manchester indie outfit Elbow will perform at Edinburgh Castle’s Esplanade on Friday, July 15.
The multi-platinum-selling indie-rock outfit, fronted by Guy Garvey, were the final act to be announced for this summer’s Castle Concerts series, joining Deacon Blue (July 9) and The Script (July 16) as this year’s big
Tickets go went on sale today (February 25) at 9am through Ticketmaster. Please note: Tickets are not available from Edinburgh Castle Box Office.
The Castle Concerts is an annual series that sees world-famous artists performing against the stunning backdrop of Edinburgh Castle every summer.