Country Singer Mark Chesnutt Cancels Shows Due to Health Concerns
Country music fans are sending well wishes to Mark Chesnutt, the voice behind hits like “Brother Jukebox,” after the singer was hospitalized. Chesnutt had to cancel a planned performance with Alabama in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, after falling ill upon arrival.
His team reported that Chesnutt is currently undergoing tests for low sodium levels and high blood pressure, but is in stable condition. In addition to the Louisiana show, a concert in New Mexico has also been called off.
Chesnutt’s representatives shared his regrets, saying he hopes to return to both cities to perform for his fans soon. It’s not yet known if any other scheduled shows will be affected.
This isn’t the first health scare for the country star. In 2024, Chesnutt had to cancel shows after undergoing emergency heart surgery. At the time, he expressed his gratitude for the support he received from family, friends, and fans, and looked forward to getting back on stage.
Chesnutt’s music is a staple for many who appreciate the traditional sounds of country music. His dedication to the honky-tonk style has earned him a loyal following over the years. Fans and fellow musicians alike are hoping for a quick recovery and a return to the stage for this country music icon.
