Legendary icon Bon Jovi had been preparing for his return to the stage some time after undergoing surgery on his vocal cords. However, due to other health complications, the singer’s return to the stage was drastically cut short until further notice. Fans were also shocked by the news.Bon Jovi cancels concert after suffering from sinus infectionOn July 23, while he had previously taken the stage at Madison Square Garden in New York City for his ‘Forever Tour’, he had to leave the stage mid-performance. Around the 90-minute mark, the singer abruptly stopped the concert and shared with the audience that he would not be able to continue.When she announced the news on stage, she shared, “I’m going to have to cool it down one night. I’m feeling great, I’ll see you again soon, bye.” He also assured fans that he would reschedule the concert soon and that they shouldn’t throw away the tickets. He said, “Don’t throw away the ticket stubs. I’m going to figure something out, okay? don’t be afraid It’s just hanging around, I’m going to figure out how to reschedule.” Although fans were shocked by the news, they were still supportive and cheered for him as he left the stage.A statement from the singer’s legal representation was also issued to PEOPLE. They provided more details and shared that, “Jon Bon Jovi spoke from the stage and told fans that he has been battling a sinus infection that led to the early end of the show. As part of Bon Jovi’s residency at Madison Square Garden, Jon has said numerous times that it has been a pleasure to return to the band’s live shows. Updated information will be available shortly.“Jon Bon Jovi talking about his excitement to return to the stagePrior to this, the singer had kept fans updated on his health. He had revealed in multiple interviews that he didn’t know if he would recover properly or not, but now he is in perfect condition. Speaking to PEOPLE last month, the singer stated, “I’ve often joked that the only thing I’ve ever put through my nose was my finger. I never did anything to hurt the strings; I didn’t overdo it. I am a trained vocalist. I have practiced the trade. So when a doctor had to explain to me that one of the cords was literally atrophying, it was confusing.” He also admitted that he is fully recovered and ready to get back on stage. He concluded his statement by adding, “I think this is a rebirth. It’s just about the joy.” Jon Bon Jovi had been on his 9-run tour, which marked his first major performance since his vocal cord surgery 4 years ago.