Regina Spektor postpones already rescheduled dates

After rescheduling several tour dates last month following a collapse off-stage during a sound check, anti-folk singer/songwriter Regina Spektor has been forced to postpone the dates once more. After spending the night in the hospital on November 14th, Spektor was diagnosed as suffering from a bout of vertigo. The condition is apparently quite severe and, according to her doctors, could last several weeks before the dizzying episodes end. The affected dates are Atlanta (12/5), Nashville (12/6), Norfolk (12/8) and Richmond (12/10) — this time, however, new dates have not yet been scheduled.



Regina Spektor had been on the road since September in support of her second major label release, Begin To Hope, which came out on Sire in 2006.