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Lainey Wilsons show at The Pavilion tonight rescheduled

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Lainey Wilson rescheduled her Houston concert at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion from September 20 to November 1, citing worsening vocal issues as the reason. In a heartfelt Instagram story, Wilson apologized to her fans for the inconvenience and expressed her desire to deliver the best possible performance. She revealed that her vocal coach recommended the postponement to ensure her voice would be ready for the show. The Pavilion confirmed that all tickets purchased for the original date will be honored for the new date. This concert is part of Wilson's ongoing tour, which has gained significant attention in the country music scene.

Local fans are eagerly anticipating the rescheduled performance, as Wilson has been recognized for her engaging shows. The Pavilion encourages attendees to check their website for other upcoming events and concerts. As the new date approaches, excitement builds among fans for Wilson's return to Houston.

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