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Morgan cancels dates

Wednesday, July 13, 2016 – Craig Morgan cancelled his remaining July concert dates due to the death this week of his son.

Morgan announced on his web site that the nine shows would be cancelled "as the family mourns the loss of their son, Jerry Greer."

Greer, 19, died in a boating accident on Sunday despite wearing a life jacket. He had been tubing with a friend when he fell out and never resurfaced. Greer was planning to attend Marshall University on a football scholarship.

Cancelled dates are:
July 14 - Deadwood, S.D.
July 15 - Milbank, S.D.
July 16 - Detroit Lakes, Minn.
July 18 - Orem, Utah
July 20 - Central Point, Ore.
July 22 - Red Bluff, Cal.
July 23 - Yerington, Nev.
July 28 - Jacksonville, Fl.
July 30 - Huntsville, Ala.

Morgan's next scheduled date is in Astoria, Ore. on Aug. 4.


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