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No Doubt Guitarist Tom Dumont Diagnosed with Parkinson's
12 Apr
Summary
- Guitarist Tom Dumont revealed his early onset Parkinson's diagnosis.
- He will still perform with No Doubt at their upcoming Las Vegas residency.
- Dumont hopes sharing his story will reduce health issue stigma.
No Doubt guitarist Tom Dumont has announced his diagnosis of early onset Parkinson's disease, sharing the news just weeks before the band's highly anticipated Las Vegas Sphere residency. Dumont revealed the diagnosis in a social media video, stating that the initial symptoms appeared several years ago. He underwent tests with his doctor and a neurologist, leading to the diagnosis.
Despite the daily challenges posed by the disease, Dumont expressed his determination to continue making music. He confirmed he is able to still play guitar and is looking forward to the No Doubt shows. The guitarist also shared his motivation for disclosing his condition, aiming to diminish the stigma associated with health issues and foster greater awareness for prevention and research efforts.
Dumont's bandmates, Adrian Young and Tony Kanal, shared messages of support and love following his announcement. The No Doubt residency at the Las Vegas Sphere is set to commence on May 6, with Dumont assuring fans he is excited for the performances.
