LeAnn Rimes Postpones Shows After Revealing Severe Illness

LeAnn Rimes has postponed two upcoming concerts after revealing that she is dealing with a severe illness.

The singer shared the update through her Instagram Stories, explaining that she was unable to travel and perform as planned. The affected shows were scheduled for April 30 in Spokane and May 1 in Seattle as part of her 30 Years of Blue tour.

According to People, the Spokane concert has now been moved to May 31, while the Seattle show has been rescheduled for June 2. Fans who already purchased tickets can use them for the new dates, and refunds will be available for those who cannot attend.

Rimes said she was “heartbroken” over the postponement and thanked her fans for supporting her while she recovers. She did not publicly share the exact nature of the illness.

The update comes shortly after Rimes drew attention online for a video showing her undergoing deep jaw release therapy. The clip sparked mixed reactions, and Rimes later explained that she was exploring the treatment while managing symptoms connected to her perimenopausal and menopausal journey.

Entertainment Weekly also noted that Rimes has previously spoken openly about several personal health challenges, including anxiety, depression, psoriasis, and other wellness treatments. However, the recent concert postponement has only been attributed to a severe illness, not to any specific treatment or past condition.

For now, Rimes’ tour is expected to continue once she is able to return to the stage. The new Washington dates give fans a clear update while allowing the singer time to recover before performing again.