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Tim McGraw Forced to Cancel Concert After Undergoing Back Surgery

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Country music star Tim McGraw, 58, has been forced to cancel his upcoming concert at Canvas Stadium in Fort Collins, Colorado, on July 21, due to a recent back surgery. The show was part of a joint event between Colorado State University (CSU) and the Professional Bull Riders' Last Cowboy Standing event. McGraw will be replaced by Oklahoma-based band Cross Canadian Ragweed, who will headline the event. McGraw has been recovering from a series of surgeries, including double knee replacements, three back surgeries, and a torn rotator cuff and ruptured disc, which has changed the way he performs live shows.

Key Takeaways:

  • Tim McGraw has undergone six to eight months of surgery and recovery after experiencing back pain during his 2024 Standing Room Only tour.
  • McGraw's knees went out after three weeks of the tour, forcing him to undergo another back surgery.
  • The country music star has had to adapt his live performances due to his injuries, requiring a more methodical and intentional approach to avoid exacerbating his conditions.
  • Cross Canadian Ragweed will replace McGraw as the headlining act at Canvas Stadium in Fort Collins, Colorado, on July 21.
  • ticket holders can receive a refund by contacting the Rams Ticket Office at 970-491-7267 or filling out a refund request form.
  • McGraw has spoken publicly about his recovery process, which includes cold plunges, infrared saunas, and massages to manage his pain and improve his mobility.
  • His band returned to the stage on May 31 for Nashville's Music City Rodeo, indicating that McGraw continues to work on his recovery and return to live performances.

Statistics:

  • Tim McGraw has undergone six to eight months of surgery and recovery (text not specified the exact duration).
  • McGraw has had to undergo three back surgeries alone.
  • McGraw has also experienced a torn rotator cuff and ruptured disc.
  • McGraw's injuries have forced him to change the way he performs live shows, requiring a more methodical and intentional approach.

Sources:

  • [The Bobby Bones Show](https://bobbybonesshow.com/)
  • [TL's Roadhouse podcast](https://tracylawrence.com/tls-roadhouse-podcast/)
  • [Fort Collins Coloradoan](https://coloradoan.com/story/news/2023/06/14/tim-mcgraw-cancel-concert-fort-collins-back-surgery/52055079007/)

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