US EditionCountry Music Star Cancels Michigan International Speedway Show, Put on ‘Strict Vocal Rest’
- Country artist Nate Smith canceled his Michigan International Speedway concert scheduled for June 8 due to health reasons requiring strict vocal rest.
- Smith's doctors advised resting his voice through June to recover fully, leading him to withdraw from multiple shows including CMA Fest, which he previously planned to attend.
- Smith, a multi-platinum artist and 2024 Billboard Rookie of the Year, expressed sadness over missing key performances but emphasized the importance of vocal recovery.
- He explained that recovering his voice completely requires him to take a break for the first time in nearly five years, demonstrating his dedication to healing despite having several important shows planned soon.
- Smith's cancellations impact the June country music scene amid ongoing events like the 52nd CMA Fest starting June 5 in Nashville, indicating a temporary pause in his touring schedule.
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Country music star cancels Michigan International Speedway show, put on ‘strict vocal rest’
"I have multiple bucket list shows coming up this month (including CMA Fest) and it breaks my heart knowing I won’t be there to see all of you," the artist wrote in a Facebook post.
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Cody Johnson & Ashley McBryde team up to host CMA Fest on ABC
Disney/Robby Klein Cody Johnson and Ashley McBryde will host the annual CMA Fest TV special this year on ABC. Set to air Thursday, June 26 at 8 p.m. ET, the three-hour event will be available the next day on Hulu. This will be Cody’s first year to lead the special, while Ashley hosted last year with Jelly Roll. Earlier this year, Cody and Ashley hit the road together on the Leather Deluxe Tour. The 52nd CMA Fest kicks off Thursday, June 5 in Na…
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