Bret Michaels Recovers From Kidney Stone Surgery

Bret Michaels is currently recovering from surgery to remove a kidney stone. The procedure, which took place on July 27, involved the successful placement of a ureteral stent. Due to pre-existing health factors, including Type-1 diabetes and a lower back compression issue, Michaels' physician has ordered him to rest for three to four weeks, limiting him to light physical activity.

Despite the mandatory rest period, Michaels conveyed his gratitude for the medical attention he received. He expressed optimism about returning to the road by late August, aiming to deliver his characteristic high-energy performances. Before undergoing surgery, the 63-year-old rocker had powered through three shows. He noted that he went directly from a performance in Spokane, Washington, to the hospital, acknowledging the support of frontline healthcare workers.

The 'Live and Amplified Tour' dates scheduled for August, September, and November are subject to rescheduling, with updates expected soon. Michaels has a history of health challenges, having previously undergone treatment for a brain hemorrhage, a hole in his heart, and kidney surgery. He has often spoken about adapting his lifestyle to his health needs, comparing himself to a 'muscle car' that requires maintenance.