Crowder Undergoes Emergency Surgery Following Leg Injury

GRAMMY-nominated and Dove Award-winning artist Crowder has announced that he has suffered a severe leg injury, resulting in emergency surgery that included the insertion of plates and screws. Due to the injury, several upcoming shows will need to be postponed or canceled.

"I'm not near as athletic as I thought I was," Crowder shared with fans on social media. "I've broken my leg and had to have emergency surgery including some plates and screws. Unfortunately, I will have to miss a few shows. I'm on the mend and we will figure out how to get back there as soon as we can! Thanks so much for the prayers."

Crowder is currently recovering and in good spirits, and his team is working diligently to reschedule affected tour stops. Fans are encouraged to stay connected via Crowder's official website and social media for the latest updates.

The injury comes shortly after a string of major appearances and the ongoing success of Crowder's 2024 album Milk & Honey (Deluxe Edition), which features chart-topping singles such as "God Really Loves Us" and "In the House." Known for his unique blend of worship, bluegrass, and electronic elements, Crowder has continued to push musical boundaries while staying grounded in gospel truth.

David Crowder, known mononymously as Crowder, is one of contemporary Christian music's most creative and genre-defying voices. Rising to prominence as the frontman of the David Crowder*Band, he launched his solo career in 2014 and has since released several critically acclaimed albums. His work has earned him multiple Dove Awards, GRAMMY nominations, and a dedicated fanbase drawn to his raw authenticity, sonic innovation, and bold declarations of faith.

 

 

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