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Dolly Parton has officially called off her upcoming Las Vegas performances scheduled for September, as the country music legend continues to focus on her recovery from a series of health setbacks. The decision comes after Parton previously postponed several shows earlier this year, citing ongoing medical issues that have required her to step back from the stage.
The 78-year-old singer and songwriter had been set to return to Sin City for a limited engagement, but her team confirmed that doctors have advised her to rest and avoid the physical demands of live performances for now. Parton has not disclosed the specific nature of her health problems, though she has been open about dealing with chronic back pain and other age-related ailments in recent years.
Fans who purchased tickets for the canceled dates will receive full refunds, according to a statement released by the venue. Parton expressed regret over the cancellation but emphasized that her health must come first. She thanked her supporters for their patience and understanding, adding that she hopes to return to the stage when she is fully recovered.
This is not the first time Parton has had to cancel shows due to health concerns. She previously postponed a series of concerts in 2023 after suffering from a back injury that required surgery. Despite these challenges, Parton remains active in other areas, including her philanthropic work and ongoing music projects. She has not announced any new tour dates or rescheduled performances at this time.
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