lead vocalist of 3 Doors Down diagnosed with terminal cancer, cancels upcoming tour - Singer of 3 Doors Down calls off the scheduled tour.
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The American rock outfit 3 Doors Down has scrapped their anticipated summer tour within the US following their frontman Brook Brad Arnold's cancer diagnosis. In an emotional Instagram video message, the 46-year-old vocalist disclosed the grim diagnosis.
He admitted falling ill a couple of weeks back, and hospital visits led to the discovery of stage 4 kidney cancer that had infiltrated his lungs.
Triumph of 3 Doors Down at American Music Awards
In the mid-1990s, Arnold, hailing from the US state of Mississippi, assembled the band with other musicians. They garnished international recognition with their debut single "Kryptonite" (2000). At the 2001 American Music Awards, they snatched the Best New Artist trophy, and their German fanbase bloomed with the chart-topping single "Here Without You". Other renowned tunes from the band encompass "When I'm Gone", "Let Me Go", and "It's Not My Time".
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- Arnold, the vocalist of 3 Doors Down, a renowned rock band based in the U.S.A., has announced his diagnosis with stage 4 kidney cancer.
- The band, 3 Doors Down, which includes Arnold and other musicians, has cancelled their upcoming tour within the U.S. due to this diagnosis.
- Arnold, who hails from Mississippi, formed 3 Doors Down in the mid-1990s, and they gained international recognition with their debut single "Kryptonite" in 2000.
- In 2001, 3 Doors Down won the Best New Artist award at the American Music Awards, and their popularity in Germany grew with the massive success of their single "Here Without You".
- Other hit songs from 3 Doors Down include "When I'm Gone," "Let Me Go," and "It's Not My Time."
- Arnold, along with other celebrities who have dealt with medical-conditions such as cancer, serves as a reminder of the importance of health and wellness, and the role of science in its diagnosis and treatment.
