Monster Magnet: Unfortunately canceled the last 10 dates of their 35th anniversary European tour with vocalist and guitarist Dave Windorf getting sick
What happened to Monster Magnet’s Dave Windorf?
By: Windorf in one post, he suffered from a cold throughout the trip, which only got worse. Windorf Her condition was previously mentioned to be related to hypothyroidism, and the cold seems to only make things worse.
“It is with pain that I have to announce the shortening of this tour by 10 shows,” he wrote. “I started the tour with a mild cold that got so bad that I blew out my voice a few times, and to continue would not only seriously damage my vocal cords, but also the sound. So to the benefit of both health and wellness. quality I pull the plug.
“My sincere apologies to the tickets for these canceled shows. We will certainly make it up to them when we return. Finally, many thanks to everyone who came out. You ROCK!”
Windorf On October 12, he previously referred to his illness, noting that he was dizzy and exhausted, regardless of the initial rest. Windorf stated that he could not walk up and down the stairs without being out of breath and that getting home and seeking medical attention was really the only option.
“Hey guys! Try as I have to go through this tour, my health and voice have only weakened. My hypothyroidism messes with me to the point where I feel dizzy and exhausted no matter how much sleep I get. [tour manager Jens “Bobo” Bornhöft] knows I can’t walk up a flight of stairs without being out of breath. My voice is poor too. Any rest I can get isn’t enough to repair it properly. In short, we need to get home soon, because I’m just freaking out about this whole thing.
I’m sorry to have caused you so much trouble…”
We wish Windorf all the best and looking forward Monster Magnet: continues to play live.
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