Australian supergroup The Dead Daises have been forced to cancel their Nashville show this week after singer Glenn Hughes came down with a throat infection.
In a comment at The Dead Daises Facebook page, the band posted, “Yes, unfortunately Glenn is unwell and unable to perform… we are all pretty devastated but Glenn’s health is the most important and we wish him a speedy recovery.”
Glenn Hughes is a big get for The Dead Daises. Hughes was the voice of Deep Purple for the albums ‘Burn’ (1974), ‘Stormbringer’ (1974) and ‘Come Taste The band’ (1975). Purple’s ‘Burn’ and ‘Mistreated’ are now part of The Dead Daisies setlist.
The Dead Daisies shows will hopefully resume this week in Illinois.
The Dead Daisies released their sixth album ‘Radiance’ this year.
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