Rosanne Cash has postponed three upcoming shows due to a “medical emergency”.
On Monday, a representative issued a statement via social media in which they revealed that the Seven Year Ache singer had been unwell.
“Rosanne Cash must postpone her performances due to an unexpected medical emergency,” they wrote. “She is recovering under her doctors’ supervision, who have recommended a temporary restriction on travel and performing.”
The impacted concerts were to take place in Wyoming and Montana this week.
New dates for the gigs have not yet been announced.
“Rosanne deeply regrets the cancellation and looks forward to rescheduling appearances,” they added.
No further details about Rosanne’s condition have been shared.
The singer-songwriter, the eldest daughter of the late country musician Johnny Cash, is next set to perform in Jonesboro, Arkansas on 19 September.
Rosanne is also scheduled to play seven concerts across Europe in October.
The 71-year-old released her fourteenth studio album, She Remembers Everything, in 2018.
Back in November 2007, the Grammy Award-winning artist underwent brain surgery after being diagnosed with Chiari malformation type, or a structural defect in the cerebellum.
She made a full recovery and resumed writing and recording music the following year.
