Legendary country band Alabama has canceled two more shows due to lead singer Randy Owen's health issues. The group's shows on Friday, Aug. 16 at the State Fair of West Virginia and on Saturday, Aug. 17 in Holmdel, N.J. have been canceled.
According to a statement by the group's management company, Owen is being treated for cluster migraines and vertigo.
"The band Alabama was looking forward to performing for the fans on the 50th Anniversary Tour and apologize for the inconvenience," the statement read.
Jamey Johnson will now perform at the State Fair of West Virginia.
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Alabama canceled four tour dates in July due to Owen's health.
The band kicked off their 50th Anniversary Tour in January. The tour will wrap up with a special concert at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena on Wed., Nov. 20.
"This tour has been amazing," Owen said in a press release. "We are humbled by the huge response and sell out crowds. Ending in Nashville with this 'End of Tour Celebration' will give us a chance to invite some of our friends to join us. We are thankful to all the fans for supporting us over the past 50 years."
Alabama will be inducted into the Musicians Hall of Fame later this year.
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