Jason Aldean Is 'Doing Great' After Suffering Heat Exhaustion During A Concert

Jason Aldean has assured fans that he is “doing fine” after canceling a gig in Connecticut on Saturday owing to heat exhaustion.

The country singer’s performance at Hartford’s Xfinity Theatre was cut short on Saturday after he became ill.

During a performance of his song Crazy Town, Jason moved away from the microphone to cough, according to video footage circulated on social media. He returned to the microphone soon after, but only performed one more line before bolting offstage, effectively ending the show.

The venue’s representatives published a statement on Sunday morning, disclosing that he suffered from heat stroke during the performance.

Later that day, Jason took to Instagram Stories to reassure fans that he was feeling much better after receiving two IV drips.

“I’m good; it’s just one of those things; it was hot, I played golf all day yesterday and then went to the show… In a video, he claimed, “I believe it was a combination of dehydration and heat exhaustion.” “I’ve been hearing a lot of talk about heat stroke… I don’t think it was nearly that serious, but the show last night was fairly dramatic.”

Jason, who played in Saratoga Springs, New York, on Sunday night, told Hartford fans that he will return to make up for the short performance.