Ronnie Dunn's Impressive Performance Despite Pneumonia Sparks Excitement For Brooks & Dunn Tour

If Ronnie Dunn can sing like this with pneumonia, then country music fans won't be disappointed when the legendary singer gets healthy for his upcoming surprise Brooks & Dunn tour. On January 13, the 66-year-old performed alongside his musical partner Kix Brooks at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville. The iconic duo lent their talents to the fifth annual Million Dollar Show, a fundraiser supporting St. Jude Children's Hospital, showcasing their commitment to both music and philanthropy.

During the concert, Brooks & Dunn performed three beloved songs: "My Maria," "Boot Scootin' Boogie," and "Neon Moon." Despite announcing to the audience that he was battling pneumonia, Dunn impressively held long notes in their "Neon Moon" finale, demonstrating his vocal prowess even in challenging circumstances.

Dunn engaged the Nashville crowd by encouraging them to hold a long note for about 20 seconds before he attempted it himself. He humorously acknowledged the audience's talent, stating, "In Vegas they can't hold it half that time." In addition to their performance, Brooks & Dunn recently extended their residency in Las Vegas alongside fellow country legend Reba McEntire, further solidifying their status in the industry.