Vocalist Poison was hospitalized in Nashville on Thursday as the band toured with Def Leppard, Mötley Crüe, and Joan Jett
Bret Michaels had a medical emergency while on tour.
Lead singer Poison, 59, was hospitalized in Nashville on Thursday just before the band played a concert as part of the Stadium Tour with Def Leppard, Mötley Crüe, and Joan Jett, and the Blackhearts, news confirmed.
His bandmates took to the stage with the announcement and sadly informed the audience that they would not be able to perform, according to TMZ, which first broke the News. Michaels, diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at the age of 6, previously spoke to news to mark the 10th anniversary of his brain hemorrhage in 2020, which happens to coincide with the night he appeared in Season 3 of The Masked Singer. a banana.
"These are the roses and thorns in my life," he said. "I'm so grateful. Celebrating birthdays is on the good side of shit and being a survivor. I've never observed a brain hemorrhage.
"But how ironic that it's been ten years since the show aired; it aired around the time they had night surgery on my brain. So who would have thought that April 22 would go full circle? The children's lives, my life, I didn't know any of it would be. fit together," added Michaels. "It was tough. But I feel perfect. I'm blessed to be here," he told News in 2012.
"I thank a higher power that I am alive today," Michaels added. "This isn't my time to leave. I know I am still here for a reason. So working with charities and helping others has been very important to me."
