Dolly Parton delights fans with new shows after postponing residency
American singer Dolly Parton postpones residency citing unknown health scare
Dolly Parton surprised fans after postponing her Las Vegas residency, revealing a mystery health battle she is fighting.
Although the 79-year-old took some time off to focus on herself, Dolly turned to her Instagram to share an exciting announcement.
The Grammy winner unveiled an extension to her Threads: My Songs in Symphony as she announced “27 new performances across 12 cities.”
While Dolly will not be making a physical appearance, the magnificent events will feature her on-screen as “orchestras from around the world” play her classic songs.
She shared a video from the past events, being hopeful in the captions as she wrote: “I hope these shows give you a chance to come together and enjoy something truly special.”
The Jolene hitmaker listed down the new additions to her ongoing tour with the first one scheduled to be running from January 3 to 4, “Colorado Symphony.”
For now, the last one on August 1, “Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra,” is expected to wrap the special performances.
The country musician last took the stage herself at the original 2025 Nashville premiere.
Why did Dolly Parton postpone her shows?
This came after Dolly worried fans by postponing her Las Vegas residency for 2026 which was otherwise expected during December 2025.
According to the artist, she was advised to undergo some surgeries which will not be her usual cosmetic procedures.
