Purple Disco Machine has announced that he’s canceling all scheduled shows through mid-July as he deals with ongoing hearing problems. In a message shared with fans, the producer revealed that he’s been experiencing worsening tinnitus and sudden hearing loss over the past few weeks. While he’s lived with tinnitus for years, recent issues have made it clear that he needs to step away from touring and focus on recovery. “Turns out I’m not a machine after all,” he wrote, thanking fans for their support and understanding. The decision wasn’t made lightly, especially knowing many fans had plans to see him perform this summer. However, doctors have advised him to give his ears the rest they need to avoid long-term damage. The good news is that this appears to be a temporary setback. Purple Disco Machine says he hopes to return in mid-July once he’s had time to recover properly. For now, the dance music community is sending its support and wishing him a full recovery. Health comes first, and fans will be ready when he’s back behind the decks.

Hearing issues are a growing concern within the electronic music industry. DJs and producers routinely spend countless hours in studios, clubs, and festival environments where sound pressure levels can exceed safe exposure limits. Conditions such as tinnitus, hearing fatigue, and hearing loss have affected numerous artists across genres, bringing greater awareness to the importance of hearing protection and recovery. For performers whose careers depend on their ability to hear accurately, even minor hearing complications can have significant professional consequences.