SCORPIONS Singer KLAUS MEINE Is Recovering From ‘Complex Spinal Surgery’

SCORPIONS frontman Klaus Meine has revealed that he is recovering from a “complex spinal surgery.” As a result, the band’s previously announced March 16 performance at the Vive Latino festival in Mexico City has been canceled.

Earlier today, the 75-year-old singer took to SCORPIONS’ social media to write:

“Dear Mexican Fans, knowing that some of our most amazing diehard fans live in Mexico, it is with a heavy heart that I have to let you know, SCORPIONS will not be performing at the Vive Latino Festival on the 16th March 2024 in Mexico City. The reason we have had to cancel is because I recently underwent a complex spine surgery, and my doctors expected me to be better and back on my feet in time for the show.

“I am making good progress with my rehab, but unfortunately, I have not recovered as expected and after talking with my medical team, I am advised that a 12-hour flight time and performing at 2000 meters altitude is a tough one for anybody and I am not well enough to travel and to give you the show you all deserve.

“I hope we can come back to Mexico soon, to Rock you Like a Hurricane!!!!!

“I am so sorry for causing this inconvenience to all our loyal Mexican fans and to the excellent promoters, and hope, for your understanding.

“Love….Klaus”.

SCORPIONS will return to the Las Vegas Strip next month a brand new exclusive headlining residency show in celebration of the 40th anniversary of their iconic album “Love At First Sting”, performing the album plus all of their biggest hits. Promoted by Live Nation and Caesars Entertainment, “Scorpions – Love At First Sting Las Vegas” kicks off on Thursday, April 11 at Bakkt Theater at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino. The new show follows the band’s popular “Sin City Nights” residency which sold out all nine performances at the venue in 2022.

SCORPIONS’ only continuous member has been guitarist Rudolf Schenker, although Meine has appeared on all of the band’s studio albums, while guitarist Matthias Jabs has been a consistent member since 1978, and bassist Paweł Mąciwoda and drummer Mikkey Dee have been in the band since 2003 and 2016, respectively.

The mother of Scorpions singer Klaus Meine has died. Erna Meine was called Hanover, Germany’s “Rock Granny” before she succumbed to the damage caused by a stroke in early October. The 92-year-old matriarch to the country’s greatest rock band died on Oct. 25, according to Bild.de.

“Thank you so much for all your thoughts and prayers that were send for me and my family during this sad and difficult time,” Meine writes at the band’s official website. “She was a fighter,” he adds at the German news site (translated by Google Translate).

2013 is expected to bring new music to Scorpions’ fans. In June guitarist Matthias Jabs said the group had decided their recent farewell tour would not be a final farewell. “We have a project which we will probably release next year,” he told AZ Central. “We have so much film material. We will work on something like an anthology, some kind of box set.”

The “new” material may end up being old songs leftover from the ’80s and ’90s, including unfinished songs from ‘Blackout,’ ‘Crazy World’ and other hit albums.

“There’s so much strong material, there was a definite spark in those old recordings. The idea is to redo them with today’s technology and take it further.”

Erna’s death is not mentioned at the Scorpions Facebook page, and Meine does not have an official social media prescenes.

The mother of Scorpions singer Klaus Meine has died. Erna Meine was called Hanover, Germany’s “Rock Granny” before she succumbed to the damage caused by a stroke in early October. The 92-year-old matriarch to the country’s greatest rock band died on Oct. 25, according to Bild.de.

“Thank you so much for all your thoughts and prayers that were send for me and my family during this sad and difficult time,” Meine writes at the band’s official website. “She was a fighter,” he adds at the German news site (translated by Google Translate).

2013 is expected to bring new music to Scorpions’ fans. In June guitarist Matthias Jabs said the group had decided their recent farewell tour would not be a final farewell. “We have a project which we will probably release next year,” he told AZ Central. “We have so much film material. We will work on something like an anthology, some kind of box set.”

The “new” material may end up being old songs leftover from the ’80s and ’90s, including unfinished songs from ‘Blackout,’ ‘Crazy World’ and other hit albums.

“There’s so much strong material, there was a definite spark in those old recordings. The idea is to redo them with today’s technology and take it further.”

Erna’s death is not mentioned at the Scorpions Facebook page, and Meine does not have an official social media prescen