US EditionBrooks & Dunn singer walks off stage during encore, sparking health concerns
- Ronnie Dunn, one half of Brooks & Dunn, walked off stage during their encore in Indianapolis on Thursday.
- Dunn, age 71, has been battling illness, including the flu and strep throat, which caused him to struggle.
- Dunn sat during 'Rock My World' and left during 'Boot Scootin' Boogie', gesturing to his guitarist and waving.
- Fans reported Dunn's voice cracked; one fan quoted Dunn saying, 'Sing it if you know it' during the show.
- Despite concerns and speculation, Dunn returned to the stage Friday, and Saturday's show in Rosemont went on as planned.
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Ronnie Dunn leaves Brooks & Dunn concert mid-encore, sparking fan concern over health
Ronnie Dunn, one half of iconic country duo Brooks & Dunn, raised alarm among fans after walking off stage during an encore at the band’s April 3, 2025, performance at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. The 71-year-old singer exited the stage while the group was performing their classic hit “Boot Scootin’ Boogie.” A viral TikTok video posted by radio personality Matt Malone captured the moment Dunn told the crowd, “Sing it if you know it,” b…
Why Brooks & Dunn’s Ronnie Dunn abruptly boot-scooted off-stage during concert encore
The team for country music duo Brooks & Dunn has shed more light on what led to singer Ronnie Dunn’s abrupt exit at a recent concert. A representative for the Grammy-winning pair known for “Neon Moon” and “Brand New Man”…
Why Brooks & Dunn's Ronnie Dunn abruptly boot-scooted off-stage during concert encore
Shortly after Ronnie Dunn bowed out early during an encore at a Brooks & Dunn concert, the country music duo's most recent show 'went on as planned,' a representative said.
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