Rag'n'Bone Man has cancelled his show in Kaunas, Lithuania after 'falling ill' on Tuesday, just hours before he was due on stage.

The English singer, 40, whose real name is Rory Graham, is currently having medical care for the mystery illness to get back on his feet as soon as possible.

A statement on his Instagram read: 'Show cancellation today. We're deeply sorry to let you know that today's concert in Kaunas has been cancelled as Rag'n'Bone Man has unfortunately fallen ill. 

'He is currently seeking medical care and we wish him a speedy recovery.

'We know many of you were looking forward to the show and may have travelled or made special plans, we truly appreciate your understanding at this time.

'Rory will be so upset to have to cancel this show and will be working hard to schedule a show in Lithuania soon.'

The statement told fans to get in touch with your own particular ticket distributor for refunds. 

The musician is currently on tour and due to perform in Poland later this week, before heading to Cardiff at the end of the month. 

Rag 'N' Bone man, who rose to fame with hits like Human and Giant, is set to swap the mic for a mixing bowl when filming kicks off later this year for the next series of Celebrity Bake Off.

He is due to join a host of stars in the upcoming Stand Up To Cancer special.

A source told The Sun: 'He's really excited about getting in the tent - he can't wait for his son to see him baking on TV!

'He's watched the show - now he's ready to impress the judges'.

The hitmaker whose real name is Rory Graham, previously revealed that Bake Off was the only reality show he would sign up for, after admitting he was actually a dab hand in the kitchen.

During lockdown, the BRIT Award winner found himself falling in love with baking while spending time with his young son. 

Back in 2021, he shared with Sky News: 'My son enjoys cakes, like a lot of three-year-olds do.

'So we got into making all sorts of different kinds of cakes, I've kind of become quite good at baking, which is not necessarily a bad thing.'

And when quizzed about taking part in Bake Off, he said he was a fan of the show and despite not liking the thought of appearing on reality shows, would make the exception. 

He said: 'If they want me, I'll be there.

'I don't really like the idea of reality shows, but I reckon I'd give Bake Off a go. If Big Narstie can do, I can do it.'

It is also claimed that fashion influencer Molly-Mae Hague, comedian Babatúndé Aléshé and Dance Moms alum JoJo Siwa are also set for the iconic Bake Off tent.