Rosanne Cash postpones 3 shows due to medical emergency

Singer-songwriter Rosanne Cash has postponed three upcoming performances due to an unexpected medical emergency, her management announced Monday. The 71-year-old Grammy winner is recovering under her doctors supervision, which has led to a temporary restriction on travel and performing. The restriction directly impacts her scheduled shows in Sheridan, Wyoming, on September 8, followed by dates in Billings, Montana, on September 9, and Bozeman, Montana, on September 10. Cash's management shared the news via a statement on her Instagram account, expressing her deep regret for the cancellations and her anticipation of rescheduling the appearances. While the exact nature of the medical emergency has not been disclosed, doctors have advised Cash to avoid travel and performing for the time being. Her team confirmed that no further details regarding her condition or treatment timeline have been provided. Cash is currently slated to resume her tour on September 19 in Jonesboro, Arkansas. Her itinerary also includes a series of European dates in October and a performance at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium on November 9.