Gov’t Mule Postpones Spring Tour Due To Warren Haynes Injury

Gov’t Mule postponed their upcoming spring tour after frontman Warren Haynes fractured his scapula. The band is working on rescheduling the run, which was originally slated for April 6 – 30.

“While on vacation in Costa Rica with my family this past weekend, I slipped on a wet surface and landed very hard on my shoulder,” Warren wrote in an announcement on the band’s social feeds. “Upon arriving back to the States and seeing a specialist, it’s been confirmed that I fractured my scapula.”

“I don’t think anyone was more excited to get back out on the road than I was,” added Haynes. Warren went on to note his doctor’s expect him to make a full recovery in time for Gov’t Mule’s summer tour, which begins in June.

Read the full note from Warren Haynes below:

Gov’t Mule’s spring tour was set to begin next Wednesday, April 6 in Syracuse, New York. The run also included dates in Albany; New York City; McKee Rocks (Pennsylvania); Wilkes-Barre (Pennsylvania); Philadelphia; Erie (Pennsylvania); Chicago; Grand Rapids (Michigan); Fort Wayne (Indiana); Memphis; Little Rock; St. Louis; Oklahoma City; Mobile (Alabama); Atlanta; New Orleans and Tuscaloosa (Alabama).