Aaron Lewis Postpones Remaining 2023 Shows; Singer Undergoes Mandatory Vocal Rest Because of THIS

Aaron Lewis has a few shows left before his solo tour ends this December, but he was forced to cancel all of his concerts because he was advised to take a break; what happened?

According to Loudwire, the country musician was supposed to wrap up his "American Patriot Acoustic Tour" across the United States in a few weeks, but his doctors ordered him to undergo a mandatory vocal rest.

"After recording a new Staind album, a new solo album and playing 150-plus shows this year, my doctors have insisted I take this month off to give my voice some much needed rest before I do damage to my cords," he said in an announcement on social media.

He added that it "kills" to say it but he had to listen to those who are knowledgeable in the medical field.

Regardless, he wanted to wish his fans a great holiday season and he couldn't wait to see and perform for them again in 2024.

All purchased tickets will still be honored on the new dates.

Aaron Lewis Upcoming 2023 Shows Postponed

Per the outlet, Aaron Lewis, who is also a member of the band Staind, has been touring since 2022. Some of the shows that he will not perform in this year include stops in Nashville, Verona, Springfield, Concord, and many more.

Fortunately for fans, they won't have to wait that long as he announced the rescheduled dates which will begin in February 2024.

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The only one completely canceled was his show in Saginaw, Michigan, on December 17, which has not been renewed.

On the other hand, his stint with Staind will not be affected because of his vocal rest as their next show will be in April. They are set to perform songs from their latest album "Confessions of the Fallen."

Aaron Lewis Rescheduled Shows 2024

Check out the new dates of Aaron Lewis' tour below:

Feb. 16 in Verona, N.Y. at Turning Stone Resort & Casino (initially 12/9)

Feb. 17 in Springfield, Mass. at Symphony Hall (initially 12/8)

April 3 in Concord, N.H. at Capitol Center for the Arts (initially 12/7)

Aug. 10 in Saginaw, Mich. at Dow Event Center (initially Aug. 10)

Aug. 24 in Nashville, Ind. at Brown County Music Center (initially 12/15)

Aug. 25 in Nashville, Ind. at Brown County Music Center (initially 12/14)

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