A week after Brian Wilson canceled his upcoming tour to work on some mental health issues, the singer is thanking fans for their continued support.
Brian Wilson performs at the Pantages Theatre on May 26, 2017 in Hollywood, Calif.
A week after Brian Wilson canceled his upcoming tour to work on some mental health issues, the singer is thanking fans for their continued support. "Brian, Melinda and the Wilson family would like to thank all of you for your wonderful notes and good wishes," his social media post on Monday reads. "Brian looks forward to feeling better and seeing you again this Fall. Love & Mercy."
"After my last surgery, I started feeling strange and it's been pretty scary for a while," the Beach Boys frontman originally wrote his . "I was not feeling like myself. Mentally insecure is how I'd describe it. We're not sure what is causing it but i do know that it's not good for me to be on the road right now."to celebrate their music from 1968. See Wilson's note below.
Brian, Melinda and the Wilson family would like to thank all of you for your wonderful notes and good wishes. Brian looks forward to feeling better and seeing you again this Fall. Love & Mercy.
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