Megan Skiendiel is set to rejoin KATSEYE onstage after a concussion disrupted the group’s North American tour. However, she will not perform at full capacity during the Austin concert.
Megan’s return comes with medical restrictions. She will perform with reduced choreography, less intense movement, and breaks as needed while she continues to recover.
Details of Megan Skiendiel’s first performance back
Skiendiel shared the update in a November 10 Weverse post ahead of KATSEYE’s Austin stop on the WILDWORLD Tour.
“I won’t be going full out just yet!”
Skiendiel said she feels much better, but she is still recovering. For the Austin concert, she will follow a “modified schedule” based on advice from her doctors.
She will also take breaks whenever necessary.
Skiendiel said her doctors must reassess her before she can resume unrestricted performances.
Still, she sounded eager to get back in front of fans. She said she was excited to rejoin the group in Austin.
The Austin show follows a difficult stretch for KATSEYE’s tour. The group postponed its Detroit concert on Nov. 3 just 30 minutes before showtime after announcing that Megan was unwell.
Days later, Megan confirmed she had a concussion. KATSEYE then postponed its Chicago and Minneapolis shows while she recovered. The group asked ticket holders to keep their tickets.
Megan said medical professionals had strongly advised her to step away from performing so she could heal safely.
KATSEYE had already been touring with a smaller lineup during this North American leg.
KATSEYE’s November 10 concert at Austin’s Moody Center remained on the official tour schedule. Megan plans to make her first appearance since the concussion, although she will perform with restrictions.
For now, Megan’s return marks an encouraging step in her recovery, although she is not yet ready to perform without restrictions.
