Renowned French producer DJ Snake recently shared a significant update regarding a personal health challenge.
The “Let Me Love You” hitmaker informed his fans on social media that an unnamed health struggle has finally taken its toll.
Although he kept his condition a secret for some time, he confirmed that he will undergo surgery in early February.
Consequently, he expects his recovery to take approximately one month.
While he shared these plans, he did not specify the exact nature of his health concerns.
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DJ Snake is Prioritizing Recovery and Postponing Shows
Because the surgery requires a full month of rest, the artist must prioritize his health over his professional schedule.
DJ Snake explained that he will cancel all performances scheduled for February until he can secure new dates.
He admitted that he had delayed the procedure for a while, but he can no longer postpone it.
After consulting with his doctor, they both concluded that this surgery remains the only way for him to return to full strength.
As a result, several major performances have been removed from his calendar.
These include his appearance at Igloofest in Montreal and his entire India Tour, which featured stops in cities like Mumbai, Delhi, and Bengaluru.
Despite these cancellations, fans hope he will recover in time for Ultra Music Festival in Miami at the end of March.
Additionally, his schedule remains open for planned shows in Australia, South Africa, and Coachella this April.
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A Look Back at a Busy Year
Before this health update, the French producer maintained an incredibly active schedule throughout 2025.
He frequently performed under his Hard Techno alias, The Outlaw, and headlined the massive Unity event at the Sphere in Las Vegas.
Furthermore, he released his latest album, Nomad, last November.
This project continues to showcase his signature style by blending electronic music with mainstream stars like Peso Pluma, J Balvin, and Dillon Francis.
