Danish singer Susanne Georgi, one half of the pop duo Me & My, remains hospitalized after what the group describes as a serious heart event last week. The duo has canceled a show in Aalborg scheduled for August 22.
Me & My announced the news in a post on Facebook, Avisen Danmark reported on the evening of August 11, 2026. According to the report, Susanne Georgi was struck by a serious heart event last week and is still in hospital.
In the post, the group states that the most important thing now is for her to receive the rest and treatment she needs. The duo also asked the public for understanding and requested privacy around Susanne Georgi and her family during what it calls a difficult time.
The report was distributed by the Danish news agency Ritzau and published at 9:10 p.m. local time. It is based on the group’s own statement, and no doctors, hospital representatives or other named sources are quoted in the account.
Aalborg show canceled
As a result of the hospitalization, Me & My has canceled a planned performance in Aalborg on August 22, 2026. The announcement came 11 days before the date of that show.
Avisen Danmark’s report does not name the venue, and it does not say whether other concert dates are affected. No replacement date for the Aalborg performance is mentioned, and no information is given about ticket refunds.
Several details about Susanne Georgi’s condition are not public. The report does not identify the hospital where she is being treated, the type of heart event she suffered, or the treatment she is receiving. It also gives no timeline for her recovery or for any return to performing.
Me & My consists of the sisters Susanne Georgi, 50, and Pernille Georgi, 52. The duo is best known for the 1990s single “Dub-I-Dub,” which became one of the decade’s Danish pop hits and was released internationally.
The Facebook post is the only statement from the group cited in the coverage. It contains no comment from Pernille Georgi separately, and no manager, record label or family representative is named.
Based on the material available on August 11, 2026, no other Danish news outlet had been identified as reporting separately on the hospitalization or the canceled Aalborg date. Avisen Danmark’s article, carried via Ritzau, remains the primary account of the event, and it repeats the duo’s request that the family be left in peace while Susanne Georgi is treated.
