Mudvayne’s Chad Gray “Scared to Death” After Suffering Vocal Injury: “It’s My Career”
Gray is currently expected to take the stage October 7th following two canceled dates to rest his injured throat. Mudvayne’s Chad Gray “Scared to Death” After Suffering Vocal Injury: “It’s My Career” Langdon Hickman
Mudvayne frontman Chad Gray has been experiencing vocal issues that forced him to cancel two shows on his current solo tour. In an interview on The Jesea Lee Show, Gray revealed his fear for his singing career. He mentioned that his voice wasn't working during rehearsals in Nashville, initially attributing it to allergies in the city's "Petri dish" environment.
However, the problem worsened despite working with a coach. Gray underwent a scope procedure where doctors discovered one of his vocal folds was twice as wide as the other, making his vocals work heavier. Additionally, there was a large broken blood vessel on the front of his vocal cord, indicating a possible hemorrhage. Gray expressed his immense fear, stating it was "scared to death" not just for his instrument but also for his life and career.
He emphasized that time is the only cure for his current condition. Despite the setback, Gray did perform at Aftershock in Sacramento and is scheduled to play in Las Vegas on October 7th. The "30 Years of Madness" tour, featuring both Mudvayne and Hellyeah material, is expected to continue until October 20th in Nashville. Tickets are available for purchase.
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