Meghan Trainor cancels more US dates after vocal cord haemorrhage

Poor Meghan Trainor.

The singer has cancelled more US tour dates because of her vocal cord haemorrhage.

She's posted an Instagram video of her doctor telling her, "You're going to need significant rest in order to get back into a tour situation, meaning cancel everything."

So she's now postponed two gigs in Detroit and Chicago, and pulled out of the Common Ground festival in Michigan.

Meghan posted this video of her with her doctor.

Meghan had already called off two other shows in Atlantic City and Connecticut.

But she now says she's "feeling much better" and has even announced rescheduled dates for the four cancelled concerts.

Meghan first posted this message about her vocal cords last week.

The star first revealed she had a vocal cord haemorrhage last Thursday.

She said, "I have never missed a tour date before so this is killing me."

She also apologised to her fans who had bought tickets to see her.

Meghan posted this video of her saying she wants to cry last week.

These lips aren't moving...

Meghan isn't the first singing star to suffer from vocal cord problems.

Sam Smith was forced to pull out halfway through his Australian tour in April because of a similar issue.

He told Nick Grimshaw last month that he was "relieved" to speak again after having successful surgery.

Jess Glynne tweeted last month to say she was having vocal surgery.

Jess Glynne had surgery on her vocal cords last month.

She pulled out of the Isle of Wight festival with Ella Eyre replacing her at the last minute.

Back in 2011, Adele had to cancel multiple tour dates because of ongoing problems with her vocal cords.

She ended up having microsurgery to fix the issue.

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