Singer Tom Grennan has withdrawn from the Trans Mission concert at London's OVO Arena Wembley just hours before his scheduled performance, citing a family bereavement.
The 30-year-old was due to join Olly Alexander, Beverly Knight, and Adam Lambert at the event, which aimed to raise funds for organisations supporting the transgender community. In an Instagram Stories post, Grennan wrote: 'Due to a family bereavement I will sadly no longer be playing Trans Mission live this evening! I wish everyone involved a successful night.'
The concert was organised by Olly Alexander and Mighty Hoopla as a show of solidarity following the Supreme Court's ruling that men and women must be defined by biological sex. Alexander described it as 'a bold statement of unity and solidarity' against anti-trans voices.
Grennan recently welcomed his first child, daughter Dottie, with wife Danniella Carraturo, whom he married in May 2024. He achieved his third consecutive number one album in August.
