The comedian was scheduled to appear on April 23 and 24 at Manchester’s Co-op Live, which is expected to grow into the largest venue in the United Kingdom.
The original postponement of both shows to April 29 and 30 due to power test delays and safety concerns has resulted in a new date of May 23 and 24.
Gary Roden, general manager of Co-op Live, resigned on Thursday due to a number of issues and delays at the new location.
Kay posted: “To everybody with tickets, my apologies once again… I know I can’t believe it either.”
