US EditionCountry Star Darius Rucker Ends Concert Mid-Set, He’s 'Never Done This Before’
ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY, JUL 12 – Country star Darius Rucker lost his voice after three songs at Atlantic City's Hard Rock Casino and is issuing full refunds to attendees, the third stop of his 45-date tour.
- On July 19 and 20, South Florida brims with weekend events including Darius Rucker at Seminole Hard Rock & Casino, MangoFest at Palm Beach Meats, Frozen Fever brunch at The Ben hotel, and $1 Hot Dog Night at Marlins Park.
- Following a sudden vocal collapse during his set, Darius Rucker, country singer, halted his Atlantic City show, 'There is no further interruption in his touring schedule,' Ebie McFarland said on July 16.
- MangoFest returns to Palm Beach Meats in West Palm Beach, featuring themed dishes, drinks, desserts, and over 20 beer releases alongside food trucks, bands, and DJs.
- The Ben hotel in West Palm Beach will host the Frozen Fever character brunch Saturday from 9 to 11 a.m., inviting kids to dress up and meet Anna, Elsa and Olaf.
- Dollar Hot Dog Night offers Sahlen’s premium hot dogs for $1 at Marlins Park.
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Evansville Courier & PressIs Darius Rucker's tour canceled? What to know about upcoming dates
Although Darius Rucker had to stop singing mid-performance in mid-July at a concert in New Jersey, the country musician will resume his tour.
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Country Star Suffers Mortifying Injury Mid-Show
One of the biggest country music singers of the 1990s was forced to abruptly cut his show short this week after telling the audience that he was unable to continue. The news came as a shock to fans of Darius Rucker, lead singer of Hootie & the Blowfish, who surely felt disappointed when he ended the show mid-song, saying he had lost the ability to sing. “I’ve never done this before,” he said during a heartfelt apology at his Atlantic City show o…
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