It looks like the rockin' duo will not be appearing with the Who for four co-headlining shows at New York's Madison Square Garden in October.
An official statement Posted on the Black Crowes web site stated the following:
"Page wants to express his great disappointment
and distress over letting his fans down as well as The Black Crowes. The
Black Crowes send their wishes to Page for a healthy recovery and hope
fans will understand. Tickets for canceled shows will be refunded at the
point of purchase�.. It is possible, if Page's recovery permits, that he
and The Black Crowes will reschedule shows in New York and perform in Japan
in December. "
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