Tim McGraw forced to get out of the Colorado concert in the middle of back surgery

Tim McGraw was forced to get out of a concert in Colorado next month as he recovers from back surgery.

The campaign superstar was to occur during the event standing on the Riders Professional Bull Riders (PBR) on July 21, according to a previous press release. The CEO of the CEO, Sean Gleason, published a new statement on Monday, June 23, announcing that the group Country Cross Canadian Ragweed will perform in its place.

“Cross Canadian Ragweed will intervene for Tim McGraw while he recovers from back surgery to open the last Cowboy show on July 21 in Fort Collins – and we could not be more delighted,” the statement said.

“The group is back together and ready to drop the house in an unforgettable night of world class music and the largest bull on earth. You will not want to miss it,” said the press release. “We send our best to Tim for quick recovery and hope to see it during a future PBR event.”

Jon Pardi should still occur on July 22, according to a concert poster. A representative of MCGRAW had no comments.

Although it was unknown when McGraw underwent surgery, a joint statement from the Colorado State University and PBR declares that it was “recent”.

“We sincerely apologize for any drawback for fans who wanted to see Tim McGraw, and we wish Tim the best of his recovery,” added the press release.

According to the press release, ticket holders have the possibility of receiving a full refund by contacting the RAMS ticket office at 970-491-7267 or by filling out a refund request form on https://app.csurams.com/pbr1refund.

The announcement comes after Deadline indicated in January that the interpreter had left a series of Rodeo Netflix without title due to the need for back surgery.

In May, McGraw gave an update on his health on Tracy Lawrence Tl’s Road House podcast.

“I can tell you that after works of double knees and three back surgery and now a torn rotator cuff and a broken disc, everything that is happening, there were times this year that I thought it could be,” he said. “It could be time to hang up.”

The musician said he was still training, but the approach carefully.

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“I can’t move quickly, there is no very quickly doing something,” he said. “Everything must be very intentional; everything I do must be very methodical. I have to do cold dives, I have to make infrared saunas. I have to make massages.”

McGraw released his latest album, Standing room only, in August 2023. He recently played in Paramount + 1883a serial prequel limited to Yellowstone.