Rosanne Cash has postponed three scheduled performances after experiencing an unexpected medical emergency. Her management announced Monday that the 71-year-old singer-songwriter is recovering under the supervision of her doctors.
The statement said Cash has been temporarily advised not to travel or perform while she recovers. No further details about the nature of the medical emergency have been released.
The postponements affect concerts scheduled for September 8 in Sheridan, Wyoming, September 9 in Billings, Montana, and September 12 in Bozeman, Montana. Cash had been set to perform the dates with her husband, musician and producer John Leventhal.
Her team said she regrets having to postpone the shows and hopes to reschedule them. Ticket holders have been advised to keep their tickets while replacement dates are arranged.
Cash is currently expected to return to the stage on September 19 in Jonesboro, Arkansas. The four-time Grammy winner and eldest daughter of Johnny Cash has maintained a career spanning more than four decades.