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    Brandi Carlile 'finally got' COVID-19 and had to drop out of this weekend's Stagecoach

    COVID-19 "finally" got folk-rock musician Brandi Carlile, forcing the Grammy winner to cancel her appearance at the Stagecoach country music festival this weekend. "Hey, buddies. It finally happened. I have the COVID," the "Right on Time" and "The Joke" singer said Wednesday in an Instagram video. "So I won't be able to come to Stagecoach. Ugh. it's horrible. I'm a few days in, and I have a ...
    by Nardine Saad, Los Angeles Times Apr 28, 2022 1 minute

    COVID-19 "finally" got folk-rock musician Brandi Carlile, forcing the Grammy winner to cancel her appearance at the Stagecoach country music festival this weekend.

    "Hey, buddies. It finally happened. I have the COVID," the "Right on Time". "So I won't be able to come to Stagecoach. Ugh. it's horrible. I'm a few days in, and I have a chest infection, but I think I turned a corner today and I'm starting to feel a little bit better.

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