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Bauhaus lead singer Peter Murphy will be entering a rehabilitation facility, necessitating the cancellation of the legendary U.K. band's upcoming North American tour dates. The 15-date trek was scheduled to begin Sept. 6 in Toronto and close in Los Angeles on Sept. 29. The tour's two New York-area dates at Brooklyn's Kings Theatre on Sept. 8-9 were were postponed from November 2021 due to visa issues. Bauhaus kicked off its 2022 roadwork in May at the Cruel World festival in Pasadena, Calif., and performed a few west coast dates before heading to Europe. Its last performance was Aug. 27 in Vilar de Mouros, Portugal, which apparently went off without incident. SPIN reviewed the tour's "chaotic and thrilling" first headlining show at Portland's Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, which noted, "there was no way to ignore Murphy’s frustration." Bauhaus released its first single in fourteen years, "Drink the New Wine," in March. The group's most recent album is 2008 Go Away White.

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Bauhaus Cancels North American Tour as Peter Murphy Enters Rehab

5 Motorcycles I Can’t Live Without: Daniel Ash of Bauhaus/Love and Rockets/Tones On Tail

Bauhaus Kick Off 2022 Tour in Portland With A Chaotic, Thrilling Performance

Bauhaus Release First New Song in Fourteen Years

Morrissey, Bauhaus, Blondie to Headline Cruel World Festival in May 2022

Morrissey, Bauhaus, Blondie, Devo to Headline Cruel World Festival in Los Angeles

Bauhaus: Our 1992 Interview with Peter Murphy

Bauhaus Make Triumphant Return After 13 Years, on the Heels of Peter Murphy’s Heart Attack

Bauhaus Announce Reunion Show

Bauhaus’ Peter Murphy Says He’s “Made a Full Recovery” Following Heart Attack

Peter Murphy Hospitalized After Suffering Heart Attack

New Order: Our 1985 Interview

Peter Murphy Pleads Not Guilty to Meth, DUI, and Hit-and-Run Charges

Peter Murphy Jailed in Suspected Hit-and-Run Ahead of Huge Bauhaus Tour

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Tough Questions for Peter Murphy

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