The country-rock trio, The Cadillac Three, has made the difficult decision to cancel all their upcoming concerts as their lead singer, Jaren Johnston, seeks treatment for his mental health. This decision comes after a series of cancellations due to an unspecified illness, which was initially teased on Tuesday, September 17. The band's statement explained that Johnston has been struggling with his mental health and well-being for several years, and the right thing to do is to prioritize his family, health, and longevity.

The last few years have been tough for the band, with the passing of Johnston's father in 2022 after a battle with COVID-19. The singer recently paid tribute to his father on Instagram, sharing a heartfelt message. Despite the challenges, the band is committed to their fans and the community they've built together. Canceling concerts is not an easy decision, but they're confident that they will return to the stage when the time is right.

Fans who purchased tickets to the band's headlining shows can receive refunds at the point of purchase. Meanwhile, Ticketmaster shows six remaining dates for 2024. The news comes during an otherwise productive month for Johnston, who co-wrote songs for Miranda Lambert's new album and Kip Moore's latest single.

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