Judd cancels dates due to husband's bike accident
Sunday, August 19, 2012 – Wynonna Judd postponed her scheduled concerts in Canada next week due to a serious motorcycle accident involving her husband and drummer, Michael Scott "Cactus" Moser.
Moser and Judd went for a ride together on separate bikes before her scheduled concert in Deadwood, S.D. yesterday. Moser collided with an oncoming vehicle and was transported to a local hospital. He is being treated for serious, but non-life threatening injuries. Wynonna was not involved in the accident.
"The outpouring of prayer and support from friends, family and fans has been a blessing to both Cactus and I. Cactus is a champion. I love him deeply and I will not leave his side," said Judd. They were married this past June in Tennessee.
More news for Wynonna
- 07/08/24: Judd returns to Vegas
- 11/21/23: Wy records new take on "Beautiful Star of Bethlehem"
- 08/21/23: Wy sets fall tour
- 08/11/23: All-star CD tribute to The Judds coming
- 12/19/22: McBryde, Carlili, Ballerini, LBT, Tucker join Wynonna tour
- 10/24/22: Wynonna extends The Judds final tour
- 09/08/22: Carlile, McBryde, Ballerini, Yearwood, Hill, LBT join Judd on tour
- 05/16/22: The Judds tour will go on, Wynonna announces at celebration of Naomi Judd
CD reviews for Wynonna
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