Dionne Warwick “feeling much better” after cancelling New York show
Dionne Warwick says she is feeling much better after cancelling her appearance at a Carnegie Hall benefit concert in New York on 11 October. She had been unable to stand or walk because of pain in her leg and foot, and said she needed rest to recover.
A representative said Warwick had been unwell but her condition has since improved. The singer also cancelled a London festival performance in September 2025 after emergency leg surgery. She is currently scheduled to return to the stage on 7 November at the Colden Auditorium in Flushing, New York.
- Warwick is feeling much better after being unwell.
- Leg and foot pain led her to cancel the Carnegie Hall show.
- She is scheduled to perform again on 7 November.
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Dionne Warwick is an American singer whose career began in the late 1950s. She became known for songs including Walk On By and I Say a Little Prayer, and has performed for audiences around the world.
Carnegie Hall is a major concert venue in New York, and benefit concerts raise money or awareness for a cause. Warwick’s recent cancellations follow earlier leg surgery, so her health and ability to return to live performances are of interest to fans and concert organisers.