Rock musician Alejandro Escovedo has been forced to reschedule his solo tour after contracting the flu.
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Escovedo revealed the bad news in a recent Instagram post.
“Unfortunately, due to the variables associated with travel, I have contracted the flu,” he explained. “With utmost apologies, I must reschedule this tour.”
Escovedo then stated his fans should stand by for new dates to be posted. “I look forward to seeing you all soon,” he added. “Thank you for your understanding.”
(Update: A representative for Escovedo sent Suggest the following clarification on Thursday: “The solo tour is the only one Alejandro had to reschedule. He is playing tomorrow in Houston and all other shows scheduled for this year are intact.”)
Fans quickly took to the post’s comment section to offer their support.
“Here’s to fast healing,” one fan wrote.
The Musician Recently Discussed His Health
During a December 2025 interview, Escovedo mentioned he was doing well, healthwise.
Escovedo then reflected on a health scare he experienced more than 20 years ago. He previously revealed that he had been living with Hepatitis C for a long time. He collapsed on stage as a result of the disease.
“Um, you know, when I became ill in…it was 2003 that my body finally just kind of had had enough,” he shared. “And, uh, I kind of went into this, you know, I was bleeding internally in three different places and so like rushed to the emergency room and spent, I think it was a couple weeks in a hospital in Arizona.”
Escovedo further noted, “I was there performing, the play musical kind of piece that we had put together called By The Hand of the Father. And, um, it was in Tempe, Arizona that… I made it through the show, but I was immediately rushed to the emergency room, and they told me that I was bleeding internally. And, you know, uh, that whole diagnosis was that, you know, I maybe had a year to live unless I got a liver transplant.”
However, the musician said he found another way to heal his body. “But I found other ways of healing, and you know, through the beautiful support of, uh, many of the people who would come to love my music, I survived it. And here we are 22 years down the road still playing and, and still making records and yeah, enjoying life in a, in a big way.”
Editor’s Note: This article has been updated following a clarification on affected tour dates from Escovedo’s representatives.