Lionel Richie Returns to Pittsburgh After Health Scare

Music legend Lionel Richie returned to the stage Tuesday night in Pittsburgh, resuming his "Sing A Song All Night Long" tour with Earth, Wind & Fire less than a week after a health scare forced him to cut short the tour's opening night. The 77-year-old singer performed at PPG Paints Arena, appearing upbeat and in good spirits as he reassured fans concerned about his well-being.

Richie's comeback followed an unexpected incident on June 24 at the Grand Casino Arena in St. Paul, Minnesota. Approximately 55 minutes into the show, while performing his 1986 hit "Dancing on the Ceiling," Richie told the audience he was feeling dizzy and sat down on a platform. He attempted to continue, moving to the piano to perform "Three Times a Lady," but ultimately left the stage. Saxophonist Dino Soldo later informed the crowd that Richie was unwell and would not return to finish the concert. The singer was subsequently taken to a hospital as a precaution.

In the days following, doctors advised Richie to rest, leading to the postponement of two scheduled concerts in Chicago on June 26 and Columbus, Ohio, on June 27. A statement from tour organizers said Richie was "heartbroken" to postpone the...