Timmy TrumpetTimmy Trumpet has suffered an injury and is currently wearing a moon boot. Due to the injury, he’ll no longer perform for audiences in Europe this week.
According to his website, the following events are currently off while he recovers: Arena Forum in Sables, France (today, 24 July), Open Beatz Festival in Herzogenaurach, Germany (25 July), and the second weekend of Tomorrowland in Boom, Belgium, on Sunday, 27 July.
Sharing a photo of himself in a wheelchair and wearing a moon boot – and being transported around the hospital by his tour manager, Diego L. Melendez Bravo – the Australian DJ captioned the post, which he shared on Instagram today:
Down and out… not exactly what you want mid-summer festival season! Regretfully following medical advice, I won’t be able to perform this week while I undergo treatment, hoping for a speedy recovery. I’m so sorry to everyone that was coming to see me 🙏 I hate cancelling shows and wish I was partying with you guys so fkn much.
We hope Trumpet has a speedy recovery and returns to the stage ASAP.
Timmy Trumpet is an example of Australian dance music going global. Not only has he collaborated with the likes of Armin van Buuren, Steve Aoki, and Hardwell, but he’s also performed at international festivals such as Tomorrowland, ULTRA, and EDC.
In 2019, Trumpet’s star grew even larger when he became the highest-placing Australian EDM artist on DJ Mag’s Top 100 DJ list, landing at #13 on the annual poll.
Last year, the Australian DJ had two of his tracks featured in Spotify’s Australian Music Global Impact List Top 20. He has amassed more than 2.5 billion streams globally, making waves with his 2014 track Freaks and continues to impress fans with his unique take on EDM.
