David Crosby puts tour on hold due to illness
His jaunt with Graham Nash is postponed
Crosby Stills Nash & Young legend David Crosby has postponed his joint tour with old bandmate Graham Nash due to his ill health.
A posting on the duo's website Crosbynash.com said: “The action was taken because of medical issues that have arisen for member David Crosby."
Crosby has battled against hepatitis C and had a liver transplant in 1995.
In a statement his manager Donald Miller said: “We deeply regret that the band will not be able to embark on this tour as scheduled. At this time, we thank you for your understanding and the band looks forward to seeing you this fall.”
The tour was set to begin on March 19 in in Oklahoma and end on April 15 in New York, reports Reuters.
Earlier this month the trio of cancelled a tour of Australia amid reports that Crosby had been taken ill with pneumonia.
A posting on the duo's website Crosbynash.com said: “The action was taken because of medical issues that have arisen for member David Crosby."
Crosby has battled against hepatitis C and had a liver transplant in 1995.
In a statement his manager Donald Miller said: “We deeply regret that the band will not be able to embark on this tour as scheduled. At this time, we thank you for your understanding and the band looks forward to seeing you this fall.”
The tour was set to begin on March 19 in in Oklahoma and end on April 15 in New York, reports Reuters.
Earlier this month the trio of cancelled a tour of Australia amid reports that Crosby had been taken ill with pneumonia.
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