KATSEYE’s Megan has provided a new update on her recovery from a concussion, confirming that she will perform with restrictions during the group’s upcoming Austin concert. The singer told fans that she is feeling much better but has not yet fully recovered, meaning her return to the stage will involve reduced choreography, less intense movement and additional breaks.
In a message shared through her Instagram Stories, Megan thanked EYEKONS for their patience and support while explaining that she is still following medical advice throughout the recovery process. Although she is preparing to perform again, she stressed that she will not immediately return to the demanding choreography and physical intensity normally associated with KATSEYE’s live shows.
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“For the Austin show, I’ll be performing on a modified schedule,” she explained. “This means reduced choreography, less intense movement, and taking breaks as needed. I won’t be going full out just yet!”
Megan also confirmed that her doctors have recommended the temporary limitations and that she will need another medical assessment before being cleared to resume unrestricted performances.
The update follows a difficult stretch for KATSEYE’s WILD WORLD TOUR, which saw three consecutive North American concerts postponed because of the singer’s condition. The group’s Detroit performance at Little Caesars Arena, originally scheduled for November 3, was called off 30 minutes before doors were due to open. The November 5 concert at Chicago’s United Center and the November 7 show at Minneapolis’ Target Center were subsequently postponed as well.
On November 5, Megan addressed the cancellations directly, revealing that she had suffered a concussion and had been strongly advised by medical professionals to take time away from performing. She apologized to fans who had traveled to attend the concerts, adding that she was devastated by the decision and eager to return safely.
KATSEYE’s team also confirmed that the Chicago and Minneapolis postponements were made following medical advice, with replacement dates expected to be announced. Ticket holders were asked to keep their purchases while waiting for further information.
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