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Rod Stewart canceled two Las Vegas residency shows at Caesars Palace due to a sinus infection and vocal rest, with a return planned for June 2 (and shows on June 4 and June 6) ahead of a North American tour that includes Red Rocks and the Hollywood Bowl; he remains on the One Last Time farewell run, with a UK finish planned for 2027.
Country singer Morgan Wallen has been cleared to talk and sing again after being on vocal rest for six weeks due to vocal fold trauma. Wallen recently tore his latissimus dorsi muscle while performing in Australia. He is scheduled to perform on June 22 in Chicago. The singer faced backlash in April after he pulled out of a concert just minutes before he was set to go on stage. Despite cancelling six weeks of tour dates, Wallen is set to take the stage in two weeks.
Morgan Wallen has announced rescheduled dates for 10 of the 12 shows postponed during his six week break after sustaining vocal cord injuries while on his sold out One Thing At A Time tour. Wallen had to take a break after reinjuring his vocal cords and was advised to go on vocal rest for six weeks. He briefly returned to the stage after a 10 day vocal rest with a run of shows in Florida, but more issues set in. Wallen assures fans that he will be back better than ever.
Country singer Morgan Wallen has been advised by doctors to go on six weeks of vocal rest or risk permanently damaging his voice due to vocal fold trauma. This has led to the postponement of his upcoming concerts, including two stadium shows in Michigan. Wallen's team is working on rescheduling every single concert, but he won’t be able to make the upcoming festivals, as well as the ACM Awards. Wallen has already rescheduled his Grand Rapids concert at Van Andel Arena from April 27th to June 27th.
Kenny Chesney will replace Morgan Wallen at Gulf Coast Jam and Carolina Country Music Fest due to Wallen's strict six-week vocal rest. Wallen revealed the news on social media and also shared that he had injured his vocal cords and torn his lat while on tour in Australia. Chesney will headline both festivals in June, while Wallen's team works to reschedule upcoming tour dates. Doctors warned Wallen that he must adhere to vocal rest, otherwise it could impact his voice in the future.
Country music superstar Kenny Chesney has been announced as the new Saturday night headliner for the Gulf Coast Jam festival, replacing Morgen Wallen who had to cancel due to vocal cord trauma and will be on vocal rest for six weeks. Chesney has recorded more than 20 albums and produced more than 40 Top 10 singles on the U.S. Billboard Hot Country Songs and Country Airplay charts, and has sold over 30 million albums worldwide.
Country singer Morgan Wallen has postponed his next six weeks of tour dates and cancelled his appearance at the Academy of Country Music Awards after doctors ordered him to go on vocal rest due to vocal fold trauma. Wallen had already cancelled some dates but returned to the road for three shows this past weekend, which he said felt ruinous and precipitated a return to the doctor. The dates will be postponed and rescheduled, and new dates will be announced "imminently."
Country singer Morgan Wallen has postponed six weeks of concerts, including back-to-back shows at PNC Park, due to reinjuring his vocal cords and being placed on mandatory vocal rest. Ticketholders are advised to keep their tickets for the rescheduled dates. Wallen had been scheduled to be the first artist in recent decades to headline back-to-back nights at a professional Pittsburgh sports stadium.
Country singer Morgan Wallen has postponed his Austin tour date and six weeks' worth of other tour dates due to vocal rest, as recommended by his doctor after a throat scope showed trauma. Wallen assured fans that the shows for the One Night At A Time World Tour will be rescheduled and that he is working on finalizing the new dates. If he is able to return to the stage in six weeks, his first show back would be on June 22 in Chicago.
Morgan Wallen is canceling or postponing six weeks' worth of concerts after doctors ordered that he go on vocal rest due to a re-aggravated vocal injury. The affected shows include this week's ACM Awards, where Wallen was slated to perform. A list of postponed dates was not provided. Wallen's recently sold Nashville home for $835,000, five months after being filmed using the N-word on his driveway.
Country star Morgan Wallen has been placed on a strict six-week vocal rest and has been forced to cancel six weeks of upcoming tour dates, festival appearances, and his ACM Awards performance due to vocal fold trauma. Wallen's team is currently working to reschedule upcoming tour dates and festival appearances. The One Night At A Time World Tour marks Wallen’s first-time ever headlining stadiums across the globe for multiple nights. The tour comes in support of his latest album, One Thing At A Time, which arrived on March 3. Wallen recently earned four nominations at the 2023 ACM Awards.
Morgan Wallen's label, Big Loud, has denied claims that the country singer was too drunk to perform at a canceled concert in Oxford, Mississippi. A TikTok video showed a venue security guard saying Wallen "couldn't walk" and left in an ambulance. However, Big Loud CEO Seth England said Wallen canceled the show due to vocal rest per his doctor's orders. The security guard's management company also issued a statement saying the employee made false claims. Wallen thanked his fans for their understanding and support.
Country singer Morgan Wallen has cancelled several tour dates due to losing his voice and being unable to sing. Fans were disappointed by the abrupt cancellation of his concert at the University of Mississippi Rebels’ Vaught-Hemingway Stadium in Oxford, Mississippi. Wallen apologized to fans and promised refunds for all tickets. He is set to perform again on April 27 in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Morgan Wallen's 'One Night at a Time' concert at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska, has been rescheduled to September 9 due to the singer being placed on doctor-ordered vocal rest after cancelling a concert in Mississippi. All tickets for the original date will be honored for the new date.
Country star Morgan Wallen has postponed three of his One Night At A Time World Tour dates due to doctor-ordered vocal rest. Wallen apologized to fans and assured them that all original tickets will be honored for the new dates. The news comes after Wallen was forced to cancel his performance at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium just minutes before he was scheduled to take the stage due to losing his voice. Wallen's One Night At A Time World Tour is one of the largest tours of 2023 so far and the biggest tour of his career, visiting 30 stadiums, plus arenas, amphitheaters, and festivals to fans across four countries and two continents.