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Rascal Flatts Cancel Shows Due To Illness
08/07/2014
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(Radio.com) Rascal Flatts have canceled their next three shows, citing Gary LeVox's recent illness. The trio was scheduled to play Nampa, Idaho, Airway Heights, Wash., and Mission, British Columbia Aug. 7,8,9, respectively, but the group had to back out at the last minute after lead singer LeVox fell ill and lost his voice.

In a statement, bassist Jay DeMarcus said, "It is incredibly difficult to make the decision to cancel shows and disappoint our loyal fans who have been so good to us over the years.

The schedule of shows this past weekend, coupled with media days in New York City, have left him without a voice. We promise to return as soon as we can and give our fans the best show possible!" more on this story

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