Bret Michaels Preps Return to Road After Postponing Solo Tour Due to Emergency Surgery: ‘You Know I’m Gonna Give It All I’ve Got’
The 63-year-old singer had previously canceled all his 2026 dates following surgery to remove a kidney stone and implant a ureteral stent.
Bret Michaels is preparing to resume touring after a month-long hiatus for emergency surgeries. The "You Know I’m Gonna Give It All I’ve Got" singer announced his return to the stage on October 16, following the rescheduling of his shows from earlier dates. In addition to the Portage, Indiana show, Michaels will perform in Harris, Michigan on November 13-14.
He initially canceled his remaining shows in July due to a kidney stone operation and a subsequent toe injury. Michaels has been open about his battle with diabetes, sharing in recent Instagram posts how his friends and family struggled to understand his condition. Despite a toe injury during a game, Michaels remains committed to giving his best during his upcoming performances.
He also teased a possible all-original Poison reunion in 2027 or 2028, depending on his health. Michaels added a fourth stop to his Live & Amplified tour, including a November 29 "Hometown Holiday Show" at the Palace Theatre in Greensburg, Pennsylvania. Michaels is also scheduled to perform on the Rock Legends tour in Mexico from February 21-25 alongside other notable artists.
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