Johnny Mathis Retires from Touring Amid Health Issues

Legendary singer Johnny Mathis, 89, has announced his retirement from touring due to health concerns, specifically memory issues, as he approaches his 90th birthday. All concerts scheduled from June 2025 onwards have been canceled, with his final performances set for April and May 2025 in various U.S. locations. The retirement announcement was shared on his Facebook page, which also noted that while he will no longer tour, new music may be in the works. Johnny Mathis is celebrated as one of the best-selling artists of the 20th century, having sold 360 million records throughout his career. Fans have expressed their support and gratitude for his contributions to music, which include iconic hits like “Misty” and “Chances Are.” Mathis's team confirmed that refunds will be issued for canceled shows, thanking fans for their loyalty over the decades.