Brett Eldredge Cancels Upcoming Chicago Shows After Testing Positive for Breakthrough COVID-19

Sad news for Brett Eldredge fans.

On Thursday (December 16), the 35-year-old country singer announced that he had to cancel a few of his upcoming concerts after he tested positive for breakthrough COVID-19.

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In a video posted to Instagram, Brett explained that he had been feeling like he had “a cold or something the last few days,” after and after several tests, his most recent test came back positive for COVID.

Due to the positive test result, Brett had to cancel two dates of his Glow Live tour scheduled for this Friday and Saturday at the Chicago Theater.

“I’ve been so excited about playing this show, and I know a lot of you have been excited to go to it,” Brett said. “Breaks my heart.”

Brett then reassured fans that the shows have been rescheduled to later this month. He also said that he would be “healing up” at home and notified fans of a few upcoming TV appearances he recently taped.

Back in April, Brett shared with fans that he had received the coronavirus vaccine.

“Getting vaccinated is rock and roll,” Brett wrote along with a photo of him getting the shot. “Thanks so much to all the health care workers and everyone out there helping us all through this wild ride! One step closer to the staggggge…where should we come play first?”

Brett‘s COVID positive test results comes one day after another musician also revealed that he is currently battling the virus.

We wish Brett Eldredge a speedy recovery.