Grateful Dead drummer and founding member Bill Kreutzmann is sitting out Dead and Company's upcoming Playing in the Sand concerts in Mexico, citing personal health concerns
’s upcoming Playing in the Sand concerts in Mexico, citing personal health concerns, Kreutzmann announced on Monday.
“Playing in the Sand has become my favorite tour stop in recent years and there’s so much about it that’s just so great. And thus, it is with a heavy and still recovering heart that I have to relay a note that I received from my doctor this morning ordering me to sit this one out,” Kreutzmann wrote on Twitter.
Kreutzmann had to miss several Dead and Company shows this past fall, and Jay Lane sat in for him instead. Lane is expected to fill in for Kreutzmann in Mexico as well. Playing in the Sand has become my favorite tour stop in recent years and there’s so much about it that’s just so great. And thus, it is with a heavy and still recovering heart that I have to relay a note that I received from my doctor this morning…
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