Rosanne Cash Delays Three Concerts After Health Scare
Rosanne Cash has postponed three upcoming performances in Wyoming and Montana due to an unspecified medical emergency. Her management says she is recovering under doctors' supervision and has been advised to temporarily avoid travel and performing. Rescheduled dates have not yet been announced.
The 71-year-old Grammy winner postponed performances in Sheridan, Billings, and Bozeman after doctors advised a temporary halt to travel. She still has a Sept. 19 show in Arkansas, followed by a European tour starting in Germany on Oct. 15 and a November date at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium.
Her recent work includes a duet with Matt Berninger covering the Velvet Underground for a Hulu series. She also joined Judy Collins and others at Tanglewood in late August for Collins' farewell appearance.
This sudden health setback could disrupt the touring schedules of regional venues in Wyoming and Montana, affecting local promoters and ticket holders awaiting refunds or new dates. It may also prompt fans to reflect on the physical demands of extensive touring for veteran artists. The postponement could highlight the fragility of live performance schedules, potentially influencing how industry professionals plan contingency measures for aging musicians.