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Rock icon forced to cancel tour dates after ‘contracting severe infection' amid ongoing health battle
Rock icon forced to cancel tour dates after ‘contracting severe infection' amid ongoing health battle

Scottish Sun

time3 days ago

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  • Scottish Sun

Rock icon forced to cancel tour dates after ‘contracting severe infection' amid ongoing health battle

He was struck down with an infection earlier this year NOT FEELIN' ALRIGHT Rock icon forced to cancel tour dates after 'contracting severe infection' amid ongoing health battle Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A ROCK icon has been forced to cancel his 2025 tour dates after contracting a severe infection. Dave Mason has been battling an ongoing health issue after he was admitted to hospital last September for an "urgent heart condition". Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 6 Dave Mason was due to be on tour throughout 2025 Credit: Getty 6 He has been forced to cancel after he contracted an infection earlier on in the year Credit: Getty 6 Dave was in rock band Traffic and also briefly in Fleetwood Mac Credit: Redferns And months later, Dave, 79, contracted a "severe infection" that he is still recovering from now. The singer-songwriter was due to get back on stage this summer after postponing his gigs last autumn and earlier this year, too. But now the former member of Traffic and Fleetwood Mac is still recovering from the infection he contracted back in March that landed him in hospital. A statement for the rock icon was shared this week, which said: "With deep regret, I must cancel all tour dates for 2025 due to ongoing health issues stemming from the infection I had in March. "I'm incredibly grateful to my team of doctors—this has been challenging territory, to say the least." He went on: "A heartfelt thank you to all the fans, and to my family, band, agents and the venues who've waited patiently and supported me throughout this journey. "Your kind messages have lifted my spirits more than words can express. "Recovery is a long road. "My love for you all runs deep." Fans flocked to the comments section of the statement, which was shared on Dave's Instagram page. Rock icon says farewell to concert in coffin One person said: "You take care Dave! I wish you the very best of health!" Another added: "I'm so sorry to hear this. We are all praying for a full recovery. Please take good care of urself and all ur fans look forward to seeing u back out there next year." While a third penned: "We hope this is temporary, you give so much and you just need a little more rest." On March 14, Dave's team revealed he had been hospitalised with an infection. "Hello to all our Dave Mason fans. We want to share that Dave has been hospitalized due to a serious infection that developed quickly," they said in a statement on his page at the time. "The entire Dave Mason family, band, and crew deeply appreciate your love and prayers during this time. "Tickets for all March, April & May shows will be refunded at the point of purchase. We're all hoping for a swift recovery!" Dave, who had a massive solo hit in 1977 with We Just Disagree last played a concert last summer. He last performed on stage a month before the discovery of his heart issue in September 2024. Dave is known for his work as a founding member of the rock band Traffic. He then, for a brief period in the 1990s, joined Fleetwood Mac and released the album Time with them. Dave then toured with them throughout 1994 and 1995. Born in Worcester, England, Dave moved permanently to the United States in 1971. When he moved to America, he lived Ojai Valley in California for 16 years. As of September 2017 he had homes in Carson City, Nevada and Hawaii, as per reports. 6 Dave has been making hits for many years Credit: Getty 6 Fans have wished him a swift recovery Credit: Getty

Rock icon forced to cancel tour dates after ‘contracting severe infection' amid ongoing health battle
Rock icon forced to cancel tour dates after ‘contracting severe infection' amid ongoing health battle

The Irish Sun

time3 days ago

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  • The Irish Sun

Rock icon forced to cancel tour dates after ‘contracting severe infection' amid ongoing health battle

A ROCK icon has been forced to cancel his 2025 tour dates after contracting a severe infection. Dave Mason has been battling an ongoing health issue after he was admitted to hospital last September for an "urgent heart condition". 6 Dave Mason was due to be on tour throughout 2025 Credit: Getty 6 He has been forced to cancel after he contracted an infection earlier on in the year Credit: Getty 6 Dave was in rock band Traffic and also briefly in Fleetwood Mac Credit: Redferns And months later, Dave, 79, contracted a "severe infection" that he is still recovering from now. The singer-songwriter was due to get back on stage this summer after postponing his gigs last autumn and earlier this year, too. But now the former member of Traffic and Fleetwood Mac is still recovering from the infection he contracted back in March that landed him in hospital. A statement for the rock icon was shared this week, which said: "With deep regret, I must cancel all tour dates for 2025 due to ongoing health issues stemming from the infection I had in March. Read More about Rock Icons "I'm incredibly grateful to my team of doctors—this has been challenging territory, to say the least." He went on: "A heartfelt thank you to all the fans, and to my family, band, agents and the venues who've waited patiently and supported me throughout this journey. "Your kind messages have lifted my spirits more than words can express. "Recovery is a long road. Most read in Showbiz "My love for you all runs deep." Fans flocked to the comments section of the statement, which was shared on Dave's Instagram page. Rock icon says farewell to concert in coffin One person said: "You take care Dave! I wish you the very best of health!" Another added: "I'm so sorry to hear this. We are all praying for a full recovery. Please take good care of urself and all ur fans look forward to seeing u back out there next year." While a third penned: "We hope this is temporary, you give so much and you just need a little more rest." On March 14, Dave's team revealed he had been hospitalised with an infection. "Hello to all our Dave Mason fans. We want to share that Dave has been hospitalized due to a serious infection that developed quickly," they said in a statement on his page at the time. "The entire Dave Mason family, band, and crew deeply appreciate your love and prayers during this time. "Tickets for all March, April & May shows will be refunded at the point of purchase. We're all hoping for a swift recovery!" Dave, who had a massive solo hit in 1977 with We Just Disagree last played a concert last summer. He last performed on stage a month before the discovery of his heart issue in September 2024. Dave is known for his work as a founding member of the rock band Traffic. He then, for a brief period in the 1990s, joined Fleetwood Mac and released the album Time with them. Dave then toured with them throughout 1994 and 1995. Born in Worcester, England, Dave moved permanently to the United States in 1971. When he moved to America, he lived Ojai Valley in California for 16 years. As of September 2017 he had homes in Carson City, Nevada and Hawaii, as per reports. 6 Dave has been making hits for many years Credit: Getty 6 Fans have wished him a swift recovery Credit: Getty 6 Dave will not take to the stage again this year Credit: Getty

Dave Manson cancels all tour dates amid 'challenging' health concerns
Dave Manson cancels all tour dates amid 'challenging' health concerns

USA Today

time3 days ago

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  • USA Today

Dave Manson cancels all tour dates amid 'challenging' health concerns

Dave Manson cancels all tour dates amid 'challenging' health concerns Show Caption Hide Caption 2025 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees announced The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has announced its 2025 inductees, which include hip-hop pioneers Outkast and '80s icon Cyndi Lauper. unbranded - Entertainment Dave Mason is still dealing with serious health issues, leading him to cancel all tour dates this year. The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer and founding member of '60s prog-rock band Traffic, announced on June 3 that he's still battling an infection he contracted in March. 'I'm incredibly grateful to my team of doctors − this has been challenging territory, to say the least,' Mason wrote on Instagram, adding his thanks to fans for their support. 'Your kind messages have lifted my spirits more than words can express.' Mason, 79, ended his note, 'Recovery is a long road. My love for you all runs deep.' The musician, who released his memoir 'Only You Know & I Know' last fall, postponed his 2024 tour after a serious heart condition was discovered during a routine medical checkup. In March, he released 'A Shade of Blues,' his 21st album, featuring appearances by Michael McDonald and Joe Bonamassa, but a spring tour to support it was also shelved. Mason's upcoming shows included a summer run with Kansas and 38 Special as well as solo dates through August. All tickets will be refunded automatically at point of sale. Review: Heart returns to the road with feisty songs and a robust Ann Wilson In addition to his guitar work with Traffic, Mason is regarded for playing with Jimi Hendrix, Paul McCartney and the Rolling Stones as well as writing the soulful 'Feelin' Alright?,' which Joe Cocker popularized with a finger-snapping version in 1969. Mason's solo work includes the 1977 hit ballad 'We Just Disagree.' Through the years, Mason battled addiction and endured bankruptcy, but told USA TODAY last year that he's tried to stay active and healthy. 'I eat, I sleep, I play. That's basically my life,' he said. 'Everything is great, other than just getting a little bit older.'

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