Country Music Idol Ronnie Dunn After the country star suddenly stepped down from the stage, fans were worried.
At a concert in Indianapolis on Thursday, the 71-year-old Brooks and Dunn member sang the band’s iconic hit “Boot Scootin’Boogie” at a show on the show, when he signaled himself to finish it.
In the video posted Tiktok, Dunn finished his verse in the song and shook his head in one of the band’s members, suggesting he would no longer perform.
He faced the audience, waving his heartbeat before waving the stage.
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Brooks and Dunn’s Ronnie Dunn stepped off the stage at a concert in Indianapolis. (Jason Kempin/Getty Images of the Large Machine Tag Group)
“Feeling better, Ronnie!!! Thank you for everything you gave us!” read the title of the video.
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In another video posted to Tiktoksee Dunn sit on the stage ascendant in a song.
“Does anyone know what’s going on?! Hopefully there’s a quick bug who will return to the stage tomorrow!” title read.
“When they were in Houston, he said he had overcome covid and strett [SIC] throat. He needs rest and recovery. ”A user commented on the post.
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The vibrant duo has been on a “neon” trip across the United States. (Jason Kempin/Getty Images)
Fans went to social media to share ideas of encouraging and wishing for Dunn’s well-being.
“Pray for you Ronnie! I hope you recover soon,” a fan wrote on the band’s official Instagram page.
“You guys were great in Indy last night!!! I saw you the first time I saw you, it was definitely a dream!! It looks like you are sick, but I hope you can recover soon!!!” another wrote.
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Last month, Dunn revealed that he had been battling flu and strep throats. (Photo by Terry Wyatt/Getty Images)
Representatives for the band and Dunn did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.
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Dunn returned to the stage Friday night with the exit not yet settled.
Last month, he revealed that he had been battling flu and strep throats.
“The crowd had to struggle in the last two shows (flu and strep are not friends of singers…) The crowd was amazing, thanks to the best bands and staff in the business we have driven through it… he wrote Instagram.
