Blues Traveler Cancel All 2021 Tour Dates Due to Lead Singer's Injury
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| Blues Traveler Cancel All 2021 Tour Dates Due to Lead Singer's Injury |
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John Popper, the lead vocalist and frontman of the band, Blues Traveler, recently sustained a knee injury resulting in the cancellation of the remainder of their 2021 tour dates. Last August, the tour bus crashed over a median in Minnesota which caused Mr. Popper's injury. The remaining tour tickets will be automatically refunded. Read the full story here. Insurance Solution
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