Country Music Legend Richard Sterban Undergoes Pancreatic Cancer Treatment Amid Farewell Tour

Richard Sterban, the 82-year-old bass singer of The Oak Ridge Boys, has been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and is currently undergoing treatment. He announced his diagnosis in March 2025 and has since stepped away from touring, with bandmates Aaron McCune and Tim Duncan filling in during the American Made: Farewell Tour. Sterban expressed gratitude for his fans' support and asked for continued prayers, sharing optimism about returning to the road in several months. Known for his iconic bass vocals on hits like "Elvira," Sterban has been a member of the group since 1972 and previously performed with Elvis Presley. The Oak Ridge Boys continue to honor their legacy amidst recent challenges, including the passing of member Joe Bonsall in 2024 due to ALS. Meanwhile, 80s music icon Annie Lennox revealed a recent ADHD diagnosis, describing it as a challenging yet enlightening discovery that explains much about her mind and others with the condition.