Carlos Santana was forced to postpone his concert at San Antonio’s royal theater on Tuesday evening after falling ill from the show. The iconic guitarist, known for the performance of its high-energy platform, was about to perform as part of its Onenes Tour, which was closed in California on 16 April.

According to a statement by his manager, Michael Vronis, Santana was preparing to perform in her dressing room, when she started feeling unwell. He later came to know of dehydration.

“Mr. Santana was rehearsing to perform tonight when he was suffering from something that was decided to be dehydrated,” Vronis explained. “Being vigilant and protective for its good, the team canceled the concert.”

Vronis assured the fans that the 76 -year -old music legend is recovering and is eager to return to San Antonio soon. The concert will be re -determined, and fans are advised to hold their tickets for the new date.

“He is fixing and is eager to complete his American tour,” Vronis said. “Thank you all for your understanding.”

Tour dates are maintained on time

According to the Associated Press, Santana is still expected to perform in his next show despite fear of health. He is ready to play in Texas, Texas on Wednesday, followed by the concert in Thacville and Tulsa, Oklahoma later later in the week.

The next week, the tour resumes at Nashville and New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival. Santana will then return to Las Vegas for her intimate evening with Santana: Largest Hits Live Residency.

What do you expect from the tour

Earlier this month, Santana promised fans a powerful and uplift experience during the Onaness Tour. “A lot of energy and freshness and high consciousness and hope and courage,” he said in an interview with Associated Press.

Representatives from Santana have promised to provide an update soon about the renovated San Antonio concert.

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