The country music star expresses his gratitude for the support and prayers he has received from his family, friends, band and fans, adding that he looks forward to returning to the stage soon.
- June 21, 2024
AceShowbiz - Mark Chesnutt, known for his signature vocals and honky tonk music, experienced a heart health issue over the weekend that led to his hospitalization on Sunday evening, June 16. He underwent emergency surgery and is now recuperating. The surgery and recovery necessitated the cancellation of his upcoming shows.
In a statement released on social media, Chesnutt expressed his gratitude for the support and prayers he has received from his family, friends, band, and fans. He looks forward to returning to the stage soon.
Chesnutt's upcoming performances in Louisiana, Texas, and Dauphin, Manitoba have been canceled. Dauphin's Country Fest expressed sadness over the news, but is working to secure a replacement act.
The 60-year-old singer has a history of health issues. In November 2023, he was admitted to the hospital for a medical evaluation, the details of which remained private.
Despite his recent challenges, Chesnutt has maintained an active performance schedule. He has topped Billboard's country charts eight times with hits like "It's a Little Too Late," "It Sure Is Monday" and a cover of Aerosmith's "I Don't Wanna Miss a Thing."
Chesnutt's website currently lists upcoming shows starting in September. His recovery time and future concerts are expected to be updated accordingly.
