Bill Ward, ex-drummer of the legendary metal group Black Sabbath was rushed to the hospital during the last weekend. Ward who is currently a drummer for his own project called Day Of Errors had to cancel the upcoming December tour with this act. He was diagnosed with several heart problem and he couldn’t hit the road.
You can read Bill’s statement on this situation below:
“Hi Everyone,
It’s with great, great sadness that I must tell you I have to cancel the Day Of Errors tour dates scheduled in December. I wound up in hospital this past weekend with heart problems. I am OK and in good recovery at this time. However, I’ve never experienced this particular type of heart problem before, and due to its nature, I had to make the decision to cancel the dates. I want to send my sincere apologies to everyone who was planning to come out to the shows. I’m so sorry we won’t be making it – I was looking forward to seeing you all and sharing this music with you. I’ll be in touch soon.
All my love,
Bill”
The cancelled dates will not be rescheduled.
Day of Errors was formed in 2016, and they play hard rock with overtures of gut-kicking heavy, heavy parts (according to Ward). Guitarist Joe Amodea along with singer Jason “Dewey” Bragg round out the lineup. We wish Bill a lot of health and a quick return to the stage!
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