Rosanne Cash, the daughter of legendary singer Johnny Cash, has postponed her next three shows due to an "unforeseen medical emergency," her management wrote on social media Monday.
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Her team announced that the health scare will force her to miss her scheduled shows in Wyoming and Montana. The second-generation music star plans to reschedule the cancelled shows for a later date.
"She is recovering under her doctors' supervision, who have recommended a temporary restriction on travel and performing," Cash's team said. "The restriction is impacting her upcoming Wyoming and Montana shows. Rosanne deeply regrets the cancellation and looks forward to rescheduling appearances."
Rosanne Cash Will Resume Tour Later This Month
Cash's management team did not specify what health concerns she is dealing with. However, it appears that the "Seven Year Ache" singer will be back on the road soon.
According to her website, her next scheduled appearance is set for Sept. 19 at A-State Fowler Center in Jonesboro, Arkansas.
Cash is also scheduled for a European tour throughout October before returning stateside for a concert in Nashville on Nov. 9.
Cash, a four-time Grammy winner, is not the only artist who recently had to postpone shows due to health concerns.
Legendary singer Lionel Richie was hospitalized in the intensive care unit on Aug. 29 after struggling to finish a show in St. Louis.
Following a three-day stay in the ICU, the "Truly" singer was released from the hospital. The Grammy winner is currently "doing great" as he recuperates at his Los Angeles residence, PEOPLE reported.
His recent hospitalization marked the second time during his Sing a Song All Night Long tour that the 77-year-old music legend was forced to sit down on stage due to health issues.
Earlier this summer, Richie also fell ill during the opening concert of his 26-show tour in June, ending the Minnesota show early.
Richie was forced to sit down several times during the song, videos shared on social media showed.
"When you're feeling dizzy, sit your ass down," Richie told the crowd, according to the Minnesota Star Tribune.
Per his official website, Lionel Richie's next scheduled performance is Sept. 26 in San Francisco.
