KATSEYE's Megan Returns in Austin After 3 Postponed Shows, With Doctor-Limited Choreography

KATSEYE's Megan will be back on stage for the group's Nov. 10 concert in Austin, Texas, but she told fans she won't be going full out yet. She is still recovering from a concussion and will perform with reduced choreography, less intense movements and breaks whenever she needs them, following her doctors' advice.

Megan shared the update in an Instagram Story on the group's official account. She said she is feeling much better but has not fully recovered, and that she will need another medical evaluation before she can return to performing without restrictions. "I won't be going full out just yet!" she wrote.

She also said she is excited to share the stage with the other members again, and thanked fans for their patience and support.

Three tour dates already pushed back

The injury had already forced the postponement of three stops on KATSEYE's North American Wildworld Tour: Detroit on Nov. 3, Chicago on Nov. 5 and Minneapolis on Nov. 7. New dates for those shows have not been announced, and existing tickets will remain valid.

The group is going ahead with the Austin concert, with Megan's participation limited for now. For fans, the practical takeaway is that the show will look a little different from the full routine, and that her return to full choreography depends on that next medical check.

What theqoo users said

1. 1

   Wait, it was a concussion?

2. 2

   She's actually going to perform? That's intense.

3. 3

   A concussion is incredibly painful. Is she going to be okay?

4. 4

   She really should rest a bit more.

5. 5

   Megan, please take care of your health!

6. 6

   With a concussion, even hearing loud noises can bring on a headache.

7. 7

   Does she really need to push herself this hard?

8. 8

   Can't she take a break? It feels like she's pushing herself way too much.

9. 9

   They got so much flak for canceling, so there's no way she can take a break now, right?

10. 10

    They're making her go on stage after a concussion?