Rock ‘n’ roll may never die, but sometimes it needs a timeout.

Motley Crüe fans were hit with some disappointing news this week, as the legendary rock band announced the cancellation of their upcoming appearance at the “Welcome to Rockville” festival in Daytona Beach, Florida. The reason? Ongoing health issues affecting frontman Vince Neil.

In a statement released by the band, they confirmed that Neil is dealing with continued health concerns, and on medical advice, they’re stepping back from the May 9th performance to prioritize his recovery. The band didn’t elaborate on the specifics, but the tone made it clear: Vince’s well-being comes first.

For fans hoping to catch a glimpse of the Crüe’s electrifying live act, this comes as a major bummer. The group was scheduled to headline alongside other rock titans like Foo Fighters, Slipknot, and Jelly Roll. While disappointment is in the air, the band has promised to return to the stage later in the year once Vince is back to full strength.

Motley Crüe, who’ve been rocking audiences since the early '80s, have proven time and again that they’re not ones to give up easily. With a legacy of stadium tours, chart-topping hits, and enough backstage chaos to fill several documentaries (and one Netflix film), the band remains a pillar of the rock world.

Sky Blue Radio sends all the good vibes to Vince Neil for a speedy recovery—because let’s be honest, the stage just isn’t the same without the Crüe’s wild frontman belting out “Kickstart My Heart.”

Stay tuned to Sky Blue Radio for more rock news and updates on the return of Motley Crüe. And in the meantime… maybe dust off that leather jacket and blast Dr. Feelgood in Vince’s honor.