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Joan Jett has cancelled two upcoming performances to recover from orthopedic surgery on a fractured vertebra.

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2 min readSource:Rolling Stone
Joan Jett Cancels September Shows Following Back Surgery

Key facts

  • Joan Jett underwent orthopedic surgery to treat a fractured vertebra.
  • The singer cancelled her September 5 show in Costa Mesa, California.
  • The September 24 performance at the Bourbon and Beyond Festival in Louisville, Kentucky, is also cancelled.
  • Jett is currently focusing on physical therapy and recovery.
  • Jett has toured annually since she began her career in a band.

Joan Jett has cancelled two scheduled concert appearances in September to undergo a recovery period following orthopedic surgery. The singer's team announced the news on Instagram, stating that Jett underwent the procedure to treat a fractured vertebra resulting from a recent injury.

Cancelled Tour Dates

The cancellations affect two specific performances: a show at the Orange County Fair in Costa Mesa, California, scheduled for September 5, and an appearance at the Bourbon and Beyond Festival in Louisville, Kentucky, on September 24. Jett and her band, the Blackhearts, were slated to perform at both events.

Recovery and Future Plans

According to the statement from her team, Jett is prioritizing physical therapy and the healing process. While the singer expressed regret over disappointing fans, the announcement noted that she is looking forward to returning to the stage for future concerts.

Timeline

  1. June
    Joan Jett spoke to The Telegraph about the challenges of touring and traveling.
  2. Wednesday
    Jett's team announced the cancellation of two September shows following her surgery.
  3. September 5
    The date of the cancelled performance in Costa Mesa, CA.
  4. September 24
    The date of the cancelled performance in Louisville, KY.

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This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by Rolling Stone.

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