Jackson Browne shared updates regarding his health and Australia shows following his recent health issue.
Browne was scheduled to perform in Melbourne and Sydney on April 13 and 15, respectively, as part of his Australian-New Zealand tour. However, he released a statement hours before the Saturday show and confirmed he would not make it "due to illness."
Jackson Browne's Health Update
At that time, Browne revealed that he had been taking antibiotics and even had three days of vocal rest. However, he remained sick before the shows.
"I don't actually know what kind of infection I have," he said. "This means I must postpone the rescheduled Melbourne show also. I'm very disappointed, because our shows have been going so well, and we have all been so excited to play for you."
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A few days after the postponement, Frontier Touring released a statement to assure fans that the US singer is healthy again. Brown has reportedly continued his tour in Auckland and Wellington this week.
On its Instagram page, it shared the new dates for Browne's Melbourne and Sydney shows.
The original April 13 show at Margaret Court Arena has been moved on Nov. 29, while the April 15 show at Aware Super Theatre will be on Dec. 1.
All tickets purchased for Sydney and Melbourne shows will remain valid on those dates. Fans who want to get a refund can also contact Ticketek.
Jackson Browne's Summer Tour
After his shows in Australia and New Zealand, the 74-year-old "The Barricades of Heaven" crooner will hold his summer 2023 US tour. Browne will mark its beginning at the Palace Theatre in Columbus on June 3 and will wrap on Aug. 2 at Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater.
See Jackson Browne's 2023 Summer Tour dates and venues below:
June 3 - Columbus, OH, at Palace Theatre
June 4 - Pittsburgh, PA, at Benedum Center for the Performing Arts
June 6 - Akron, OH, at Akron Civic Theatre
June 7 - Toledo, OH, at Stranahan Theater
June 9 - Springfield, IL, at UIS Performing Arts Center
June 10 - Louisville, KY, at The Louisville Palace Theatre
June 12 - Springfield, MO at MSU - Juanita K. Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts
June 13 - Omaha, NE, at Orpheum Theater
June 15 - Madison, WI, at The Orpheum Theater
June 16 - Evansville, IN, at Victory Theatre
June 18 - Nashville, TN, at Grand Ole Opry
June 19 - Nashville, IN, at Brown County Music Center
July 14 - El Paso, TX, at Abraham Chavez Theatre
July 15 - Midland, TX, at Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center
July 18 - Austin, TX, at ACL Live at the Moody Theater
July 19 - Grand Prairie, TX at Texas Trust CU Theatre at Grand Prairie
July 21 - Sugar Land, TX at Smart Financial Centre
July 22 - New Orleans, LA, at Saenger Theatre
July 25 - Mobile, AL, at Saenger Theatre
July 26 - Birmingham, AL at Alabama Theatre
July 28 - Jacksonville, FL at Jacksonville Center for the Perf. Arts | Moran Theater
July 29 - Orlando, FL, at Walt Disney Theater
Aug. 1 - Fort Lauderdale, FL at Au-Rene Theater at the Broward Center for the Perf. Arts
Aug. 2 - Clearwater, FL at Ruth Eckerd Hall
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