The iconic Sheffield group is scheduled to carry out at each Tramlines Festival and Together Again Festival this weekend
Reverend & The Makers frontman Jon McClure says he’s going to do all the things he can to make sure his set at Tramlines this weekend nonetheless goes forward after a scooter fall.
McClure, who can also be the chairman of Sheffield FC, shared an update on Facebook informing followers he’s presently recovering in hospital after a fall on his scooter.
The incident passed off on Tuesday, July 21, simply 5 days earlier than the group’s efficiency at Hillsborough Park and solely 4 days earlier than his present on the Together Again pageant in Cheshire.
McClure’s submit on Facebook reads: “A little update from me. I had an accident yesterday, doing summat daft on a scooter. It’s my own fault and I feel a bit stupid and embarrassed tbh.
“I’m just in the hozzy waiting on whether it’s a cracked rib or not. It’s very painful.
“This weekend’s gigs @togetheragainfest and @tramlines will go ahead even if I have to dose myself up . Hopefully it’s just a knock.
“Might need a cuddle tho. Proper shook me up. Feeling a bit blue. Jon.”
Reverend & The Makers are resulting from carry out at Tramlines on Sunday, July 26 in a jam-packed line-up which additionally options headliners equivalent to Wolf Alice and Wet Leg.
The Sheffield-group, who launched their debut album The State of Things in 2007, carried out on the inaugural pageant in 2009 and have been an enormous a part of Tramlines’ success with additional performances in 2018, 2019, 2022 and 2023.
Much-loved Steel City singer McClure acquired a whole lot of messages of assist on Facebook.
One wrote: “Jon, as someone who has cracked ribs in the past, hugs are really painful.But, I’ll be in the Fancy Bit on Sunday if you need one.
Another added: “Hope you feel better soon.”
A 3rd mentioned: “We’ll sing loud for you on Sunday to help you! Feel better soon.”
