Rosanne Cash postponed three concert dates after an unexpected medical emergency, forcing her to pull back from shows in Wyoming and Montana. Her team said on Monday that doctors had recommended a temporary restriction on travel and performing.
The affected dates were Tuesday in Sheridan, Wyoming, Wednesday in Billings, Montana, and Saturday in Bozeman, Montana. Cash, 71, had been touring across the country with John Leventhal from August and was set to wrap up the run in January.
Monday in Instagram
"Rosanne Cash must postpone her performances due to an unexpected medical emergency." That was the message posted Monday on Instagram, along with a second line that put the limits plainly: "She is recovering under her doctors’ supervision, who have recommended a temporary restriction on travel and performing."
For ticket holders, the practical change is immediate. Three stops are off the board for now, and the tour schedule that had carried her through the country since August now has a gap in the middle of a run that was supposed to end in January.
Wyoming and Montana
"The restriction is impacting her upcoming Wyoming and Montana shows." The statement named the geography and the cost of the pause without dressing it up: Tuesday in Sheridan, Wednesday in Billings, and Saturday in Bozeman are the concerts that moved out of the week.
Cash also said, "Rosanne deeply regrets the cancellation and looks forward to rescheduling appearances." That leaves the cleanest next step for affected fans in Sheridan, Billings, and Bozeman: wait for new dates before treating those tickets as current plans.
From August to January
The postponement lands at a strange point in the itinerary. Cash had been on the road with Leventhal from August, so the interruption cuts into an active tour rather than a one-off appearance, and the suspended dates now sit inside a schedule that was expected to keep moving into January.
At 71, she is still working at the pace that built her catalog after Seven Year Ache in 1981, so a doctor-ordered stop is a hard reset. What was the unexpected medical emergency?
