Irish Singer CMAT Postpones UK Tour Due to Infected Wisdom Tooth

Irish singer CMAT, real name Ciara Mary-Alice Thompson, has postponed her sold-out UK tour due to a painful and infected wisdom tooth that requires emergency dental surgery. The surgery, scheduled for next week, will involve removing both lower wisdom teeth with a recovery period of about two weeks, during which she cannot sing or open her mouth fully. CMAT expressed her devastation on Instagram, sharing photos of her swollen jaw and asking fans for soup and ice cream recommendations as she is unable to chew solid food. All tour tickets remain valid for the rescheduled dates, with refunds available for those unable to attend. The postponement affects her upcoming UK shows but not her December concert at Dublin's 3Arena or her planned 2026 tour dates. This announcement comes during a milestone year for CMAT, with her album "Euro-Country" debuting at number two in the UK and topping the Irish charts, following a widely praised Glastonbury main stage performance.