Rosanne Cash Postpones Concerts On Doctor’s Orders
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Back in May, Rosanne Cash was forced to postpone two concerts after her husband, John Leventhal, tested positive for COVID-19.
“I am deeply sorry that I must reschedule my concerts in Lawrence, KS at @liedcenterks and the @sheldonstl in St. Louis, as my musical and life partner, John Leventhal, tested positive for COVID yesterday,” Cash wrote in a statement on social media.
Cash ended her statement by saying she’d hopefully see everyone in June.
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Unfortunately, Cash had to postpone her shows once more.
Cash ended up contracting COVID-19 herself. Although she has tested negative since mid-May, she’s still feeling the effects of the virus.
“I deeply regret that I must postpone my concerts in St. Louis and Lawrence again,” Cash wrote in a statement she published on Wednesday (June 8). “Unfortunately, I contracted Covid while on tour in early May, and this latest variant has affected my vocal cords. Despite vocal rest and other attempts at recovering quickly, I just received doctor’s orders not to sing until this is resolved, in order to avoid further damage to my voice.”
Cash said she is expected to make a full recovery after a little more time. Her Lawrence and St. Louis shows have now been rescheduled for July 15 and July 17, respectively.
She thanked everyone for their well-wishes, writing in the caption, “Thanks for all these kind wishes in the commentsâyouâre all very sweet. I feel fine except for some fatigue…”
You can read Cash’s full statement below. We wish her a quick and complete recovery!
