Ahead of hitting Ottawa and Oro-Medonte's Big Sky Music Festival on their 50th anniversary tour, Alabama have now announced that both stops on the run have been cancelled.
In a statement shared by Ottawa venue TD Place, the country outfit revealed co-founder and lead vocalist Randy Owen is "suffering from severe vertigo and migraines." They added that Owen is currently under doctor's care and is being treated.
"We hope to return to both Ottawa and Oro soon, and apologize to all of the fans for not being able to perform," the band wrote in a statement.
Alabama were set to play Ottawa's TD Place on July 19 before headlining Big Sky Music Festival in Oro-Medonte on July 20. Both dates were the only Canadian stops on the band's 50th anniversary tour.
You can find the band's remaining itinerary here. Refund information for the cancelled Ottawa appearance can be found here.
Tour dates:
07/19 Ottawa, ON - TD Place
07/20 Oro-Medonte, ON - Big Sky Music Festival
In a statement shared by Ottawa venue TD Place, the country outfit revealed co-founder and lead vocalist Randy Owen is "suffering from severe vertigo and migraines." They added that Owen is currently under doctor's care and is being treated.
"We hope to return to both Ottawa and Oro soon, and apologize to all of the fans for not being able to perform," the band wrote in a statement.
Alabama were set to play Ottawa's TD Place on July 19 before headlining Big Sky Music Festival in Oro-Medonte on July 20. Both dates were the only Canadian stops on the band's 50th anniversary tour.
You can find the band's remaining itinerary here. Refund information for the cancelled Ottawa appearance can be found here.
Tour dates:
07/20 Oro-Medonte, ON - Big Sky Music Festival
Due to circumstances beyond our control, the Alabama concert on July 19th has been cancelled. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may caused.
— TD Place (@TD_Place) July 18, 2019
Refund information and a statement from the concert promoter is below.https://t.co/GHQT57i5or
