Jochem Myjer postpones Shows Due to Health Concerns, Announces New Dates
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Dutch comedian Jochem Myjer has announced the postponement of his upcoming shows in Drachten due to illness. myjer shared the news via an Instagram post on December 15, 2025, explaining he is currently unwell and sounds “like a walrus that swallowed a subwoofer.” He has rescheduled the performances for June 16th and 17th, 2026.
This announcement follows a previous update in September 2025, where Myjer revealed the revelation of new tumors in his spinal cord. He explained that after a period of fourteen years with minimal change, two new tumors had been identified at the base of his spine, originating from a residual tumor in his neck. Myjer acknowledged that the residual tumor occasionally causes mild discomfort.
Despite the concerning news, Myjer initially sought to reassure his fans, stating at the time that the situation didn’t warrant immediate alarm and would, in the short term, “not mean much.” He has as released a video providing a further update on his health, though details from the video have not been widely reported as of this writing.
Myjer is known for his energetic and frequently enough improvisational stand-up routines, as well as his critically acclaimed theater show, Net Alsof (Just Pretend). The postponement of these performances highlights the ongoing health challenges he faces. Fans are encouraged to follow his official social media channels for further updates.
Sources:
* https://www.instagram.com/jochemmyjer/ (Accessed December 16, 2025 – Note: This link directs to Jochem Myjer’s official Instagram page, where the original announcement was made.)
* Various Dutch news outlets reported on the September 2025 tumor discovery. (Due to the rapidly evolving nature of news, specific links to these reports are omitted, but a search for “Jochem Myjer tumor” will yield current results.)