Brett Young was forced to cancel two radio show appearances after suffering a concussion. The country artist recently hit his head while unloading gear for a concert, according to a report by Country Insider.
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“He’s on his way to a full recovery and will be back in action very soon,” read a statement by Young’s team.
Young was scheduled to appear at Audacy KSON’s 6 Man Jam in San Diego, California, on Saturday, Dec. 17, and at Bonneville International KYGO’s St. Jude Jam in Denver, Colorado, on Monday, Dec. 19.
American Songwriter reached out to Young’s team for comment on the artist’s condition and a representative says “he’s doing fine now.”
The singer recently wrapped up a European tour and extended U.S. dates into 2023 with his 5 Tour 3 2 1. The trek is scheduled to kick off on March 30 in Columbus, Ohio, and continue on through Boston, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and other cities before wrapping up on May 20 at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, California.
Morgan Evans and Ashley Cooke are scheduled to support Young on the tour.
Scheduled to play one more show in 2022 in Friant, California, on December 30, Young will continue his U.S. dates in Kansas City, Missouri, on January 19, followed by several dates in Hawaii through February 6 before embarking on his extended tour in March.
Young, who released his third album Weekends Look a Little Different These Days in 2021, recently shared a new version of his 2017 song “You Ain’t Here to Kiss Me.”
Brett Young’s 5 Tour 3 2 1 Dates:
Mar. 30 – Columbus, Ohio @ KEMBA Live!
Mar. 31 – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania @ Stage AE
Apr. 1 – Cleveland, Ohio @ Agora Theater & Ballroom
Apr. 6 – Louisville, Kentucky @ Louisville Palace
Apr. 7 – Rosemont, Illinois @ Rosemont Theatre
Apr. 8 – Minneapolis, Minnesota @ Armory
Apr. 20 – Boston, Massachusetts @ MGM Music Hall at Fenway
Apr. 21 – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania @ The Met
Apr. 22 – Silver Spring, Maryland @ The Fillmore
Apr. 26 – Roanoke, Virginia @ Elmwood Park
Apr. 27 – Asheville, North Carolina @ Harrah’s Cherokee Center
Apr. 28 – Birmingham, Alabama @ Avondale Brewing Company
Apr. 29 – Chattanooga, Tennessee @ Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Auditorium
May 12 – Wenatchee, Washington @ Town Toyota Center
May 13 – Bonner, Montana @ KettleHouse Amphitheater
May 18 – Wheatland, California @ Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Sacramento
May 19 – Santa Barbara, California @ Santa Barbara Bowl
May 20 – Los Angeles, California @ The Greek Theatre
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