Alice in Cains has canceled the multi -graphic rock band for its next main shows and festivals to determine the priorities of the health of the joint members and drama science Sean Kenny.
The Seattle-Hailing Group published the news on Instagram yesterday, and wrote, “After careful study and follow-up of medical professionals advice, we made a decision to cancel our remaining performances in the festival and Alice in Chains.”
“While we were all keen to return to the theater, Sean's health is our top priority at this moment,” heavy minerals/Grung Group added.
No other information has been shared regarding the medical diagnosis of Kinney, and the musicians “The Man in the Fund” indicated that the artist's health issue “requires immediate attention”, although his “long -term diagnosis is positive.”
“We are able to sincerely understand your understanding and support during this time,” Alice concluded in the chains in the statement.
This advertisement follows a former publication on social media from May 8, where the band revealed “Kinney” an indelible medical emergency “, which led to the abolition of a scheduled show in Montville, Mohegan Sun Arena.
The band wrote at that time: “We are sincerely apologized for the inconvenience. The recovered amounts are available at the purchase point,” the band wrote at that time.
The squad was established in 1987, and it consisted of the participants in the foreground and guitarist Jerry Cantril and William Duval, guitarist Mike Innis, the drama player Kenny since 2006. Among the former members were the late singer Lin Stallie and late guitarist Mike Star.
According to the group's website, the appearance of the only included concert is the Black Sabbath Charitable Gallery of Ozi Osborne, which also includes works like Metallica, which occurs on July 5 in Villa Park in Birmingham.
