Glenn Hughes Retires From Touring at 74 Due to Health Issues
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member Glenn Hughes is stepping away from live performances on medical advice.
KEY POINTS
- Glenn Hughes is retiring from touring and live performances at age 74.
- The decision is based on his doctor's medical advice.
- Hughes is scheduled for an important surgery.
Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Glenn Hughes is retiring from touring and live performances.
Hughes made the decision to stop live shows following advice from his doctor.
“I really have no option”
The musician is now preparing to undergo an important surgery regarding his health condition.
Reflecting on the necessary retirement, Hughes stated that he truly has no other option.
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