While Stevens is in recovery, his performances at his West Nashville CabaRay Showroom have been canceled through July.

Legendary country singer Ray Stevens is out of intensive care and on the road to recovery after suffering a mild heart attack.

Ray Stevens is recovering from a heart attack shortly after the 86-year-old country music legend came out of retirement. The ...

Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Ray Stevens, 86, was hospitalized after experiencing chest pain and a heart attack in Nashville. Following a successful surgery, the star is now recovering and ...

Taste of Country reports the country music legend was admitted to a Nashville hospital after he began experiencing chest pain. He underwent a heart catheterization procedure, citing a statement from ...

The Grand Ole Opry star was admitted to a hospital in Nashville after complaining of chest pain, and doctors determined that ...

Country Music Hall of Fame member Ray Stevens welcomes fan mail as he recovers from a heart attack that has forced him to ...

"Everything Is Beautiful" vocalist, Country Music Hall of Famer Ray Stevens is in recovery after undergoing heart surgery on ...

Ray Stevens is on the mend after a heart surgery that took place on Monday morning (July 7).

While scheduling performances throughout July, Ray Stevens was forced to cancel after suffering a mild heart attack.

Ray Stevens tells PEOPLE he prays the country music industry emerges from the COVID-19 tunnel "on the right side of things" Cindy Watts is a CMA Award-winning journalist who has spent more than 20 ...

Ray Stevens officially retired from live performances at the end of 2024, but as it turns out, the singer is not done with the stage, after all. Skip to main content Skip to site footer.