Judith Durham Hospitalised With Cerebral Haemorrhage, Seekers Postpone All Dates

Legendary Australian pop group The Seekers are in the midst of celebrations for their 50th anniversary, but the celebrations have been drawn to a sharp halt as singer Judith Durham last night suffered a cerebral haemorrhage, which has required surgery.

A statement from tour promoter Adrian Bohm Presents has confirmed that the 69-year-old singer was hospitalised after their show at Melbourne's Hamer Hall last night, complaining that she felt unwell. After being admitted to hospital at around 1am this morning she was diagnosed with a “small cerebral haemorrhage”. She is currently undergoing tests.

All shows remaining on The Seekers' Golden Jubilee tour have now been postponed, with new dates to be announced once Durham has been given the all clear from her doctors.

The following dates have been postponed.

Wednesday 15 May – Hamer Hall, Melbourne
Saturday 18 May – WIN Entertainment Centre, Wollongong
Monday 20 May – State Theatre, Sydney
Wednesday 22 May – Hamer Hall, Melbourne
Thursday 23 May – Hamer Hall, Melbourne
Saturday 25 May – AEC Theatre, Adelaide
Sunday 26 May – AEC Theatre, Adelaide
Thursday 30 May – Riverside Theatre, Perth
Friday 31 May – Riverside Theatre, Perth
Friday 7 June – Convention Centre, Brisbane