Legendary crooner Johnny Mathis announces his retirement amid memory issues...
From The Sun
A MUSIC legend has cancelled his gigs and announced his retirement from touring, after suffering from ‘memory issues.’
Johnny Mathis, 89, the legendary singer, has decided to retire from the road as he approaches his 90th birthday.
The star’s announcement was shared to his Facebook page, and read: “While there are still some exciting concerts coming up, regrettably all Johnny Mathis concerts from June 2025 onwards are now cancelled.
“Please read the notice below, and contact individual venues directly with all ticket questions. Refunds will be made through the original point of purchase. Thank you, Mathis Fans.”
There was a huge reaction to fans who were saddened by the news, but also showed an outpouring of support for the talented musician.
In a second update, they added: “Wow. Thank you so very much on Johnny's behalf for your kind messages! To answer a couple repeat questions…
“Its a lovely idea, but unfortunately filming or streaming the final concerts is not going to be possible. We're sorry for any disappointment.
“Johnny is just retiring from touring and concerts, so the good news is there is potentially new music in the works. Check back for news on this.
“The final concerts are just in the U.S., and these dates can be found on the official Johnny Mathis website below.Thank you on Johnny's behalf for all your support of his music.”
Johnny has had a very impressive career, and was the third best selling artist of the 20th century, amongst the likes of Frank Sinatra and Tony Bennett.
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