Country singer Nat Myers has shared a new health update as he continues to battle a rare and aggressive form of cancer.
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The update comes just weeks after Myers returned to the stage following the news that his cancer had spread, forcing him to undergo another round of treatment.
The 35-year-old is battling intimal sarcoma, a rare form of cancer that was initially discovered around his heart and pulmonary artery.
Country Singer Nat Myers Shares Cancer Update
Myers took to social media to share a video of himself performing a new song before briefly updating fans on his health.
"Morning glory y'all," he wrote on Facebook. "On a backporch this mornin ridin out the torrents of summer. It's been a good one. Same highs you climb, same lows you go.
"I been bout everywhere and nowhere at the same time, reminiscing on the many kindnesses of stranger & friend alike. Some might call me curst but I count my stars, crossed or lucky as they are. This one's called Young Mind Old Soul. You mighta heard me performing it out.
"I wrote it after Skae It and Break It & I Heard the Voice of a Prok Chop. I wrote some the lines before I got sick and after I got sick. It's kinda obvious which. I'm stoke to say I'm releasing a take of it in a couple weeks."
Addressing his health, Myers revealed that he has scans scheduled in the coming weeks. "I'm just gon be holding it down til September," he added, before wishing his followers well.
Myers first announced his cancer diagnosis in February 2025, revealing that doctors had discovered sarcoma surrounding his heart and pulmonary artery.
Nat Myers Remains Determined to Perform
Despite his ongoing treatment, Myers has shown little desire to step away from music.
He returned to the stage in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, just a few weeks ago after previously admitting how much he missed touring.
"I had chemo this Tuesday & a biopsy on my lung Wednesday & all that to say it's got me takin it easy," Myers said. "Docs didn't tell me I couldn't sang, but to be fair they didn't say I could neither. Said I'd cough up some blood but then I'd be good and that's what happened. I think I'm good but knock on wood."
Despite the uncertainty surrounding his health, Myers remains determined to make music and connect with fans whenever possible.
He was recently announced as a support act for select dates on Joy Oladokun's The Heavy Things Tour, which begins in October.
Myers is scheduled to join the tour for several November shows, including stops in Chicago, Brooklyn, Washington D.C., Atlanta and Nashville.
