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Charles Kelley is feeling the love from his fans! Following his announcement that the Lady A tour would be postponed while he works on his sobriety, the 40-year-old singer shared a message with his fans.

Charles Kelley, a founding member of country group Lady A, is opening up about his sobriety journey.

Lady A tour would be postponed while he works on his sobriety, the 40-year-old singer shared a message with his fans.  “I want to thank everyone who has shown me so much support and encouragement so far on my journey of sobriety,” the “Need You Now” singer wrote.  He continued, “Y’alls kind words have meant the world to me and really lifted me up over the past few weeks.

Lady A have postponed their upcoming tour while Charles Kelley focuses on getting sober. The country trio - completed by Hillary Scott, 36, and Dave Haywood, 40 - have made the difficult decision to delay the 'Request Line Tour', which was due to kick off on August 13, until next year as they throw their support behind Charles, 40, as he embarks on his journey to sobriety. In a social media statement, the 'Need You Now' hitmakers said: "Being on the road with our fans is our greatest joy, so it was a hard but important decision to make.

Lady A has announced they are postponing their tour.

Lady A will not be going on tour anytime soon. The country group shared Thursday on social media that member Charles Kelley is on his "journey to sobriety," and therefore, their "Request Line" tour will be postponed. They wrote, "We are a band, but more importantly…we're family."           View this post on Instagram                       A post shared by Lady A (@ladya) The group, formerly known as Lady Antebellum, consists of Kelley, Hillary Scott and Dave Haywood.  They continued, "In order to be the healthiest, strongest and most creative band we can be, Lady A will take the time with the support of our families and team of professionals to walk through this together."  The band had previously gone on hiatus in 2015, and Kelley pursued a solo career.

Country music group Lady A (formerly known as Lady Antebellum) has canceled the rest of its 2022 tour to support singer Charles Kelley, who is “on a journey to sobriety,” according to the group’s social media announcement.

Lady A is taking a step back from the road to make sure one of their own can stay focused on getting healthy.

Thania Garcia On Thursday (Aug. 4) morning, country music trio Lady A announced they would be postponing the remainder of their “Request Line Tour” in support of guitarist Charles Kelley’s “journey to sobriety.”“We have decided to postpone our Request Line Tour until next year,” the group — which also includes Hillary Scott, and Dave Haywood — wrote in their statement.“Being on the road with our fans is our greatest joy, so it was a hard but important decision to make. We are a band, but more importantly we’re family.

Lady A has postponed their tour, sharing the emotional news that band member Charles Kelley was beginning a "journey to sobriety".MORE: Inside country music singers' jaw-dropping homes: Carrie Underwood, Jimmie Allen, Miranda Lambert + moreHillary Scott, Dave Haywood and Charles said in a statement on social media that the decision to push their Request Line Tour to 2023 was "hard but important" as they are a "family".WATCH: Miranda Lambert shares surprising news about CMA performance"We have decided to postpone our Request Line Tour until next year. Being on the road with our fans is our greatest joy, so it was a hard but important decision to make," it began."We are a band, but more importantly…we’re family.

Hillary Scott and Dave Haywood, is pushing the "Request Line Tour" to 2023. "It's early on this road, but we are determined to do what will best set us up for many more years together. We're grateful for your patience," the statement said. Lady A: Request Line Tour Update pic.twitter.com/jhcoHWBx0sLady A was set to begin the tour on Aug.

Hillary Scott and Dave Haywood, is pushing the "Request Line Tour" to 2023. "It's early on this road, but we are determined to do what will best set us up for many more years together. We're grateful for your patience," the statement said. Lady A: Request Line Tour Update pic.twitter.com/jhcoHWBx0sLady A was set to begin the tour on Aug.

Looking after one another. Lady A announced that they have postponed their upcoming tour amid band member Charles Kelley‘s “journey to sobriety.”

On Thursday, five-time Grammy-winning country trio Lady A announced they're postponing their 21-date Request Line Tour until next year.The band formerly known as Lady Antebellum made the 'hard but important decision' due to singer-guitarist Charles Kelley's 'journey to sobriety.''In order to be the healthiest, strongest, and most creative band we can be, Lady A will take the time with the support of our families and team of professionals to walk through this together,' Lady A - who boasts 17.9M social media followers - said in a statement. 'We're grateful for your patience': On Thursday, five-time Grammy-winning country trio Lady A announced they're postponing their 21-date Request Line Tour until next year (pictured June 25) Alcoholism: The band formerly known as Lady Antebellum made the 'hard but important decision' due to singer-guitarist Charles Kelley's 'journey to sobriety' (pictured June 25) 'It's early on this road, but we are determined to do what will best set us up for many more years together.

Lady A is ready to get back on the road and play their new music. The group, who just announced their new album, , Wednesday, spoke with ET's Cassie DiLaura ahead of the 2021 CMT Music Awards about what fans can expect from their new music and upcoming tour.«We've been working hard,» Lady A's Dave Haywood told ET.

Lady A may be one of the biggest acts in country music, but their children keep them «humble.»Ahead of their 2021 ACM Awards appearance, ET's Rachel Smith spoke with Hillary Scott, Charles Kelley and Dave Haywood about how they're getting ready for their «Like a Lady» performance — and the not-so-subtle shade one of their kids gave them.«On the ride over here I told my son, I said, 'Hey, dad is going to be on TV for the award show.' And he said, 'Taylor Swift has more awards than you, right?» Haywood shared, with Kelley adding, «Very true, very true.»   «I was like, 'What? Yeah, she does have a lot more than me, you're right,'» Haywood laughed.

The members of the group Lady A, which was formerly known as Lady Antebellum, are speaking out about the name change and why it took so long to drop “antebellum.”

The country band Lady A -- previously Lady Antebellum -- is opening up about their decision to change their moniker.  The Grammy-winning group, which is comprised of members, Hillary Scott, Charles Kelley and Dave Haywood, recently appeared on the syndicated  "Tamron Hall Show" where they discussed the move that was made over the summer amid the Black Lives Matter movement.  "The heart of our decision still rings true today as much as it did back in June when we made this announcement," Scott, 34, told Hall on Friday when asked about some of the criticism the trio faced when they revealed the news.  She continued: "I mean we want our music, and our live shows and, you know, anything that we're a part of, for everyone to feel welcome and

Lady A announced that they will no longer be performing at the 2020 Country Music Association Awards after one of their family members tested positive for COVID-19.The country group shared the news an hour before the awards show was set to begin in Nashville on Wednesday, November 11.“Taking a look back at last year’s CMA Awards and all the fun that we have every year getting to hang out with our country music family,” the group captioned two photos on Instagram.

The Chicks, formerly known as The Dixie Chicks, opened up about the other band who changed their name amid the Black Lives Matter movement: Lady A, formerly known as Lady Antebellum.“I think it was good. It was news to us that they had gotten that trademark, what, six years ago or something,” The Chicks singer Natalie Maines said during the Tuesday, July 21, episode of Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen.

(CNN)The singer Lady A is pushing back against a suit from the band Lady A.The country trio formerly known as Lady Antebellum, filed suit on Wednesday against Anita White, a singer/songwriter who also performs as Lady A.White recently told HLN she had been willing to work with the band but is unwilling to share the name with them. "You're saying that you are an ally, but you are not," White said.