It's good to see that people are supporting Jon's decision to follow his doctor's advice. I feel bad for the fans who are disappointed; but I think it was a smart move. In the long run, personal health needs to come first, or else you're not going to be much good for anything else.

OMG - I know so many people who came here just for these shows. I feel for them. For me - I live here - it doesn't make that much difference.

I know people who travelled from overseas to be at these shows and I feel really bad for them, but I think the correct decision's been made in terms of postponing. Not sure about having Denver in between though.

Not just the correct decision, but the ONLY decision when you think about it.

I feel for those who have traveled.

Yeah, Ronny was the first one I thought about when I learnt the news. :/

Finally! Better late than never. Good decision Jon and the crew.

Let's hope he doesn't rush back and postpones as many shows as neccessary and come back to the same place he was on night 1 in Greeville. There are no other legs scheduled so they have all the time in the world to fulfil commitments and make people happy.

This.

Cue the people on this board that said that some "diehards will never be happy and would blame Jon for canceling".

I suspect Jon might not be getting this much support for the decision if he'd cancelled Pittsburgh and therefore not given us any "proof" that he was ill and not faking. Particularly after what happened at Mohegan Sun.

I'm not singling out or thinking of anyone in particular... it's just the way of the internet.

Yeah, me too. I sure hope there is some chance he'll stay a week longer and make it to the shows :/

Exact. I don't know where the work ethic is when you know that you are sick and go to work knowing that you will not do well.

Canceling the show is the right thing to do and I'm glad that for the first time Jon had the balls to cancel a show putting his health ahead of the money of a couple of nights or that stupid idea of not disappointing his fans.

Well done Jon.

I hate this for those traveling, but I think overall it's the right decision. I have asthma, so at least 1/2 of the colds I get turn into bronchitis and it's rough. I get it 2-3 times a year. I've heard rumors Jon has asthma, anyone else heard that?

I guess Denver won't be getting the regular stage and full setup. It's impossible.