UK Singer Adele's Vocal Cord Injury Means Concerts Cancelled

by John Scott⁽¹⁴⁾
John Scott School of Voice

UK singer Adele has cancelled all 10 of her scheduled concerts in the United States this fall. She states that vocal cord damage has caused doctors to recommend a complete break from singing. Apparently, Adele has suffered a hemorrhage to the vocal cords, a serious condition that can put singers out of commission for a long period of time. This seems to be a tough year for Adele. Earlier this year, he had laryngitis and cancelled a series of concerts at that time too.

What can singers do to protect their voice?
Dramatically reduce the risk of vocal injury with the following tips:

Get to know your voice
Immediately address warning signs of risk or injury
Break any habits that are harmful to your voice
Stay hydrated at all times
Never clear your throat

Any kind of vocal damage is difficult for singers especially when it can potentially mean permanent damge to their voice. For singers vocal cords are their instrument, therefore it is important to do all you can to keep them healthy and optimally protected. 12-week singing course, Voice Breakthrough has some of my best tips on protecting the voice from injury.

Article submitted Thursday, October 20, 2011 & read 124 times.

John D. Scott has trained and equipped singers for success for over 16 years both online and at San Francisco-based John Scott School of Voice . Learn how to sing through your entire range with power, confidence and control with Voice Breakthrough , the 12-Week Singing Course John has created.

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