Glenn Hughes has announced his retirement from touring and live performances due to serious health concerns.

The decision follows multiple medical evaluations, including MRIs, CT scans, and an echocardiogram, which indicated the need for open-heart surgery.

Hughes stated that health is his top priority and that he has no alternative but to undergo the procedure.

The announcement was shared through a personal message posted on his official channels.

Tony Iommi, a longtime collaborator and Black Sabbath legend, responded with a well-wishes message expressing his concern for Hughes' health and recovery.

The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame inductee has credited music as a central part of his life, emphasizing gratitude for the journey shared with fellow musicians.

BraveWords Records has issued a statement encouraging fans to follow its YouTube channel for future updates on its roster, which includes Alcatrazz, Bangalore Choir, Voices of Extreme, and Crimson Glory.

No tour dates or live performances are currently planned following Hughes' retirement announcement.

The official health decision does not include a formal breakup or dissolution of the band associated with Hughes, though future activity remains unconfirmed."