Jon Pardi Needs a Little Vocal Medication & Tequila Little Time to Be Quiet

by jwills | June 16, 2021

Imagine waiting a year and half to get back on the road to start performing shows – and then just as things are opening up…you’re put on vocal rest.

Well, that’s Jon Pardi‘s life right now.

He shared on social media, “For the first time in my life I have been ordered by the doctor to go on vocal rest and it is NOT EASY!!! All shows through End of June will be rescheduled. I promise to do my part and stay as healthy as possible to continue singing and performing. Sorry for the inconvenience.”

For the first time in my life I have been ordered by the doctor to go on vocal rest and it is NOT EASY!!!
All shows through End of June will be rescheduled. I promise to do my part and stay as healthy as possible to continue singing and performing. Sorry for the inconvenience. pic.twitter.com/OgxJzgkhRX

— Jon Pardi (@JonPardi) June 16, 2021

Jon’s vocals probably do need the rest as he has been pulling double duty lately.

Not only does he have his own single out at country radio, “Tequila Little Time,” but he’s also featured on Lauren Alaina‘s song “Getting Over Him.”

We wish Jon a speedy recovery…

Check out the music videos for “Tequila Little Time” and “Getting Over Him” right here…

Photo Courtesy of Jon Pardi

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