Every Time I Die Singer Drops Off Tour For Family Emergency (Top Story)
. The band will be continuing the tour with stand-in singers. They launched the trek with August Burns Red, Stick To Your Guns, Polyphia, and Wage War on November 27th with the tour scheduled to conclude on December 19th in Baltimore, MD at the Baltimore Soundstage. Here is Buckley's message to fans, "As I was preparing for my book release party at the Gladstone Hotel in Toronto, I received an urgent call that my wife Lindsay - who was at the time only 7 months pregnant - had developed a rare and life threatening complication which required immediate removal of our child in order to save both her life and Lindsay's. "Andy Williams and our tech Kevin White raced me to the hospital in Buffalo where I saw sights that no man, father or husband should ever have to see. It is here that I now wait as their conditions stabilize. "ETID has allowed me all the time I need in order to handle this extremely delicate situation but they will - with my blessing - continue the tour without me, enlisting the help of very close friends to handle vocal duties. "I apologize for any inconvenience or disappointment this may cause and will do all I can to make it up to you. For the moment, however, all of my being is focused on the recovery of my lionhearted wife and my frail but beautiful new daughter. thank you for your understanding. give my bandmates my love when you see them." -
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