Lily Allen revealed she is the latest music star to be struck by 'blue dot fever' – but not in the way you think.
The singer, 41, poked fun at the music industry's biggest fear on Friday by dressing up as a Ticketmaster map covered in blue dots.
The term 'blue dot fever' emerged after several artists were forced to cancel performances due to low ticket sales, with the blue dots on seating maps representing unsold seats.
For her transformation, Lily wore a white puffer jacket and a skin-tight white bodysuit scattered with mostly blue dots, and a high neckline that had 'stage' written across the front.
She posed for several photos on Instagram with a thermometer in her mouth and captioned the post: "Never beating the allegations. #bluedotfever."
Lily was referring to the recent cancellation of her show in Auckland, New Zealand, on October 21, which was canceled just hours before she was due to perform.
Lily shared a statement on her Instagram Story at the time, apologizing to fans after falling ill with a "viral infection."
"To my West End Girls in Auckland, I am so sorry to have to tell you that I have come down with a viral infection and am unable to perform tonight," she wrote.
"I...