Lightfoot’s representatives asked for his privacy to be respected as he “continues to focus on his recovery.”
In a statement, representatives for the 84-year-old say the singer is experiencing “some health-related issues,” without giving specifics.
Lightfoot was slated to play more than a dozen shows in Arizona, California and Florida in April, June and September.This report by The Canadian Press was first published April 11, 2023.
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