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Dasha Goes Silent for Vocal Surgery
29 Sep
Summary
- Country singer Dasha is undergoing vocal cord surgery on October 22.
- She will be on complete vocal rest for two weeks post-surgery.
- Dasha plans to attend the CMA Awards on November 18 despite vocal rest.
Country singer Dasha is set to undergo surgery on October 22 to address nodes on her vocal cords, a condition attributed to extensive talking and the demands of touring. The procedure will take place at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville.
Post-surgery, Dasha faces a strict two-week period of complete vocal silence, followed by vocal rehabilitation to retrain her speaking and singing voice. She is scheduled to be vocal-ready to attend the CMA Awards on November 18, though social activities will be curtailed.
This hiatus comes as Dasha rushes to finalize her third studio album, slated for release in the first quarter of next year, and her brother co-produces. She recently released "82 Chevy" and plans another track before year's end.
Dasha will perform her last two shows before the break in San Luis Obispo, California, and Albuquerque, New Mexico. She intends to engage fans on social media during her vocal rest by using talk-to-text features and plans a European vacation during her extended break.
Dasha anticipates a full recovery, enabling her to promote her upcoming album and embark on a worldwide tour in 2027, viewing the surgery as a necessary reset to perform at her peak.
