Old Dominion Rescheduling More Shows Due To Lead Singer's Injuries
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We broke the news last week that Old Dominion was forced to reschedule several concert dates after lead singer Matthew Ramsey wrecked his ATV, fracturing his pelvis in three places. Yesterday, Ramsey took to the band's Instagram to update fans on his healing, thank them for their love and support - and inform them that more dates would have to be postponed.
"Hey, what’s up everybody - just wanna say thank you first of all for all the support and love that you guys are sending me; the messages are awesome, they’re helping me get stronger - I’m getting stronger every day…" Stronger, but not yet strong enough to climb up into the band's tour bus - thus forcing several more concert postponements for shows in Albany New York, Reading Pennsylvania and Bangor Maine. No makeup dates have been set yet but, Ramsey says, they will be announced soon.
To show how laid up he actually is, Ramsey panned the camera over to introduce his new friend "Walker Hayes" - not the country singer, but the actual walker he's using to get around - given the nickname by bandmate Trevor Rosen.
Ramsey closed out the clip by assuring fans they'd be back at it as soon as he was able. "I’m so sorry - I know how excited you guys get for these shows - and me too, it’s really tough to be sidelined right now, but we’ll see you soon - I promise."
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