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KATSEYE’s Megan Wears Sunglasses, Performs From Chair in Return to Stage After Concussion
Megan Skiendiel said doctors advised reduced choreography and breaks as KATSEYE resumes its tour after postponing three shows.
On Tuesday, KATSEYE singer Megan Skiendiel returned to the stage in Austin, Texas, performing with "limited" movement as she recovers from a concussion. Her doctors recommended reduced choreography and breaks to ensure she continues to "heal."
The 20-year-old star previously postponed scheduled stops in Detroit, Chicago, and Minneapolis while focusing on her recovery. She admitted on Instagram Story she was "devastated" by the decision but prioritized medical advice to avoid jeopardizing her health.
Medical professionals advised Megan to avoid "full out" performances, requiring her to take breaks as needed. She will undergo reassessment before returning to unrestricted sets, though she expressed gratitude for the opportunity to rejoin her bandmates.
Concertgoers holding tickets for the postponed Detroit, Chicago, and Minneapolis dates should retain them for future use. KATSEYE acknowledged the frustration caused by the schedule changes and is currently working on replacement dates.
Earlier this year, other members including Manon Bannerman and Sophia Laforteza took health-related hiatuses, marking a challenging period for the group. The band continues to navigate touring adjustments while prioritizing performer well-being.