Morgan Wallen postpones 6 weeks of shows, citing vocal cord injury

Blue grass music star Morgan Wallen reported on Tuesday that he is deferring the following a month and a half of his show visit after specialists requested him to rest his vocal strings.

Wallen, 29, is likewise skirting a booked appearance this week at the Foundation of Blue grass Music Grants broadcast, Assortment detailed. He is up for the performer of the year grant.

The vocalist made the declaration in a video presented on his authority Instagram account. Wallen performed last week in Florida, playing dates in Jacksonville, West Palm Ocean side and Tampa, Announcement detailed.

"I got some awful news from my primary care physicians at the Vanderbilt Voice Center yesterday, in the wake of requiring 10 days of vocal rest," Wallen said in the video. "I performed three shows last end of the week in Florida, and by the third one, I felt horrendous. So I went in and got checked yesterday and they let me know that I re-harmed my vocal strings and that I have vocal crease injury. Their recommendation is that I go on vocal rest for a long time. So that is I'm going to's specialty."

A representative for Wallen said that 14 shows would be deferred, starting with a show date in Hershey, Pennsylvania, on May 18, The New York Times revealed. The visit is set to continue on June 22 at Chicago's Wrigley Field, as per the paper.

On April 23, Wallen unexpectedly dropped his show in Oxford, Mississippi, subsequent to saying he had lost his voice. Two opening demonstrations had previously performed at Vaught Hemingway Arena on the College of Mississippi grounds when it was declared that Wallen had chosen not to perform.