KATSEYE’s Megan Skiendiel has said she will perform with reduced choreography at the group’s Austin show as she continues recovering from a concussion.
The singer said she was feeling “so much better” but remained “actively recovering” and would need to take precautions while she heals.
Her return comes after KATSEYE postponed shows in Detroit, Minneapolis and Chicago, prompting concern among fans about the remaining dates on the tour.
Megan said her appearance in Austin, Texas, would take place on a “modified schedule”, with less “intense movement” and reduced choreography.
“I won’t be going full out just yet!” she said, explaining that the restrictions had been advised by her doctors. She added that she would need to be reassessed before resuming “unrestricted performances”.
Despite the limitations, Megan said she was “so excited to be back on stage with the girls and see all of you in Austin”, adding that she was grateful to perform even if she had to do things differently.
She also thanked fans for their support and patience during her recovery.
Two other KATSEYE members are currently on hiatus. Manon Bannerman has stepped back for her mental health, while Sophia Laforteza is also taking time away for her mental health and is due to rejoin the group in January 2027.
KATSEYE previously withdrew from Olivia Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Fields festival in August after Megan suffered an ankle injury.
