Cold Cancels More Than Half Their Tour Dates After Family Illness Revealed
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The band Cold had no problems last year touring to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their album ’13 Ways to Bleed On Stage’ and the 20th anniversary of ‘A Different Kind of Pain’ long player, but this year Cold’s singer Scooter Ward has informed the public that:
“This January my mother had a major stroke while I was visiting my family for the holidays. She ended up pulling through but it’s been a rough couple of months for her during recovery. I’m forever thankful and blessed she’s still with us. She’s finally now feeling a bit better and things are looking a bit more positive.”
The band apologized to their fans and expressed their gratitude, adding that all ticket buyers are eligible for refunds. Four shows will be rescheduled in Michigan, Iowa, Minnesota, and Illinois for later dates.
Also delayed is work on a possible new album which was supposed to be Cold’s plan going into 2026. They have released just one album in the last 15 years and nothing this decade, so fans may have something to get excited about this year or maybe next year.
Rescheduled shows:
April 25 - Flint, Mich. @ Machine Shop (was previously April 15)June 21 - Iowa City, Iowa @ Wildwood (was previously April 17)June 23 - Minneapolis, Minn. @ Turf Club (was previously April 19 at Fine Line)June 24 - Chicago, Ill. @ The Bottom Lounge (was previously April 16)
Cancelled shows:
April 18 - Omaha, Neb.
April 20 - Sioux Falls, S.D.
April 22 - Colorado Springs, Colo.
April 23 - Denver, Colo.
April 27 - Seattle, Wash.
April 28 - Portland, Ore.
April 30 - Roseville, Calif.
May 01 - Hollywood, Calif.
May 02 - San Diego, Calif.
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