Cody Johnson has been placed on vocal rest after a recent run of tour dates.
The country star took to social media to share the news with fans on Tuesday (June 29).
“Coming off the road after an incredible weekend to some not so exciting news. Unfortunately, my ENT Dr. of over 8 years has put me on vocal rest for the next three weeks. God willing, this will be an isolated incident, and as of right now, there is no concern about long-term damage,” Johnson wrote. “However, I would appreciate y’all keeping me in your prayers for a safe and speedy recovery. I can’t wait to get back out there doing what I love. Thank you for your understanding during this difficult time.”
According to his official website, Cody Johnson’s next scheduled tour date is slated for July 23 at the Night in the Country Music Festival in Yerington, Nevada.
Earlier this month, Johnson announced plans to play more than 40 U.S. shows beginning in June. After recently playing two sold-out shows at Nashville’s famed Ryman Auditorium, Johnson will visit various cities around the country, including Boise, ID, Kent, WA, Jonesboro, AR and more.
Joining the Texas native on select dates of the tour will be Easton Corbin and Ian Munsick.
“There are few feelings more amazing than being on stage with my friends in front of all our fans,” Johnson previously shared of his return to the road. “I can’t tell you how excited the whole gang is to finally be back on the road playing country music for you.”
Cody Johnson will release a brand new 18-track double album this fall.
