Celeb well-wishes pour in for Demi Lovato as upcoming shows get cancelled

New York — Live Nation says Demi Lovato's concert on Thursday in Atlantic City, New Jersey has been cancelled.

Lovato's representative said on Tuesday that she was awake and recovering with her family after she was reportedly hospitalised for an overdose.

Following the singer's reported overdose, fellow music stars like Macklemore have shared messages of support. 

Jason Mraz - who was due to perform with Lovato at a Canadian event this weekend which has also been cancelled - tweeted an apology to fans and also sent a message of support to the singer.

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Live Nation said in a statement that "Demi's Atlantic City appearance on 26 July has been cancelled in light of (the) news."

Tickets will still be valid at Thursday's show, which was to also include singer-songwriter Lauv, who has a current hit with I Like Me Better. Ticket holders for Lovato's show are now also able to attend the Chainsmokers' concert on Sunday. Both shows are part of the Atlantic City BeachFest Concert Series.

Refunds are also available at point of purchase.