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Willie Nelson Health Update: Singer Cancels February Tour Dates

Musician Willie Nelson has canceled all his February tour dates due to a bout with the flu.

“I will see you all down the road,” Nelson said in a press release.

The canceled tour stops include Macon, Georgia; Biloxi, Mississippi; Panama City, Florida; Estero, Florida; Pompano Beach, Florida; Clearwater, Florida; Viera, Florida; and St. Augustine, Florida.

This past August, Nelson had to leave a show early after suffering breathing problems. He later did the same at a San Diego show last month, ending a show after just one song due to coughing and breathing problems, the San Diego Union-Tribune reported. The rest of his January tour dates were cancelled, according to Rolling Stone.

Nelson is set to return to the tour on March 5 in Greenville, South Carolina.

Natasha Roy

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