Singer-actor Justin Timberlake apologised for delaying a show he was scheduled to attend at Buffalo, New York.
The 33-year-old 'SexyBack' hit maker issued an emphatic apology to Buffalo as a whole, following the delay of his show, which was previously scheduled for Saturday next week, reported the New York Post.
The delay came about due to health reasons forcing Timberlake to reschedule Wednesday's show at Madison Square Garden, as per reports.
"Hi, Buffalo. I want to say I am sorry for postponing my concert this Saturday. And I know what you are thinking: 'I don't want an apology, I want a concert.' Trust me, I hear you Buffalo. But there is no reason to raise your voice. We have got a good thing going, and I do not want to mess that up," Timberlake said.
Timberlake also promised his fans a future date for his delayed show.
"I will tell you what I am going to do. I am coming back July 9th and you'd better be ready. Because we are going to party - we are going to party hard. That is a guarantee. So I will see you this summer, Buffalo!", he said.
Timberlake will perform at the First Niagara Centre in Buffalo on Wednesday, July 9.
