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George Jones Postpones Tour Dates Due To Illness
04/27/2012
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George Jones have been forced to cancel a string of tour dates next month due to illness. Webster sent over this update:

George Jones is recuperating from upper respiratory infection and continues to rest at his Franklin, Tennessee home.

Although, George is doing much better, doctors are ordering mandatory recovery time forcing all tour dates through May 20th, including the entire Canadian run to be postponed.

The following dates are canceled:
April 28 Caruthersville, Mo, Lady Luck Casino
May 11 Pembroke, Ont., Pembroke Memorial Centre
May 12 Rama, Ont., Casino Rama
May 13 Kahnawake, QC, Kahnawake Sports Complex
May 15 Halifax, NS Halifax Forum
May 16 Woodstock, NB, Carlton Civic Centre
May 18 Bouctouche, NB, Civic Centre
May 19 New Glasgow, NS, New Glasgow Stadium
May 20 Yarmouth, NS, Mariner Centre

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