mark chesnutt

For some country stars, living with chronic illness is just one of the facts of life.

The singer has battled multiple health issues in recent years.

Country singer Mark Chesnutt was hospitalized before his Baton Rouge concert with Alabama’s “Roll On II Tour.”

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"I had to quit drinking or die," Chesnutt remembers.

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Country stars often sing about broken hearts, but for some, those lyrics might hit a little bit close to home.

Chesnutt has been off the road since experiencing a heart-related medical emergency last month.

In a note posted to social media, he admits he’s been “struggling with a battle that I’ve fought to overcome for many years on my own.”

Chesnutt's hits include "Brother Jukebox," "I Just Wanted You to Know" and "It's a Little Too Late."

What a lineup!

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He's going to resume touring after a difficult period.

His wife Tracie also tested positive.

The surgery will keep him off the road this summer and early fall.

Imagine shopping for your 4th of July sparklers and bottle rockets and suddenly discovering you're the face of some new fireworks.

Country great Mark Chesnutt was scheduled to play Route 92 in Youngsville on a couple of different dates in 2020.