What Happened to Brooks & Dunn? The Shocking Onstage Exit That Left Fans Stunned
Ronnie Dunn Cuts Encore Short in Indiana Amid Health Struggles
Country music legend Ronnie Dunn, one half of the iconic duo Brooks & Dunn, was forced to leave the stage early during an encore performance of “Boot Scootin’ Boogie” on Friday night in Indiana.
At 71, Dunn was visibly battling illness throughout the show, pushing through with determination despite clear signs of strain. During the encore, he managed to get through the first verse before encouraging fans to take over: “Sing it if you know it,” he said as the chorus approached.
With a heartfelt gesture—patting his chest in what seemed like an apology—Dunn stepped to the edge of the stage, waved to the crowd, and quietly exited, signaling that his voice had finally given out.
According to Taste of Country, Dunn appeared winded at times during the show and even had to sit between songs. His voice cracked noticeably when attempting the higher notes, adding to concerns from fans.
While the moment was tough to watch, the crowd rallied with support, singing along and showing love for the country icon who gave it his all. Read More
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