CANCELED: John Hiatt

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David McCllister

John Hiatt

If you love artists on solo acoustic outings, here’s a good one: John Hiatt. Hiatt has always played between country, folk and rock, and in an industry that loves labels that refusal to choose probably hasn’t done him any favors. Yet he is in the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame, as well as having garnered many more songwriting awards. His road-trip-friendly instrumentation and growly vocals should be a good fit with the Barrymore. Wisconsin journalist/singer/songwriter (these exist!) Jim Hoehn opens. Sept. 11 update: This show has been canceled; more info below.

media release: A Note from John and Nancy Hiatt:

We want to inform everyone that John recently took a bad fall off a hiking trail and sustained lacerations, bruising and a debilitating fracture. Thanks to the amazing efforts of the Grundy County EMS, Rangers of the South Cumberland State Park, and doctors, nurses and staff at Erlanger Hospital in Chattanooga, he is now recovering at home under the care of his personal doctor and is expected to make a full recovery.

Unfortunately, this means John has to cancel all shows scheduled for the remainder of 2023.  He feels terrible that he has to cancel.  The promoters will be providing information about refunds so please check back with them for those details.

              We appreciate your understanding and prayers while John is on the mend. He will see everyone       soon.

The Barrymore is issuing refunds to all ticket holders.  If you ordered tickets online, your tickets will be automatically refunded over the next few days.  If you purchased tickets over the phone or in person at our box office or ticket outlets, please contact the Barrymore so we can initiate your refund. Call 608-241-8633 between 12 noon – 5 pm.

The date is expected to be rescheduled, but information regarding a new date is not expected for at least a month or two.