Duncan Campbell, current lead vocalist of reggae band UB40, is recouping in emergency clinic in the wake of enduring a stroke.
In an announcement, the Birmingham-based band said he was "at that point moving around" and approached fans for security during his recovery.
The band said they trusted he would make "a solid and quick recuperation" and that they would be back visiting one year from now.
Campbell, a previous expert spoon player, became lead vocalist of UB40 when his sibling Ali left the gathering in 2008.
Ali Campbell has since visited as a component of the breakaway gathering UB40 Featuring Ali, Astro and Mickey.
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UB40 shaped in Birmingham in 1978, naming themselves after a structure utilized by individuals to guarantee joblessness benefits at that point.
The band delivered such hits as Red Wine, Falling In Love With You and their front of I Got You Babe highlighting Chrissie Hynde.
UB40's present line-up incorporates Duncan Campbell, 62, and the third Campbell sibling, Robin.
A year ago saxophonist Brian Travers was determined to have a mind tumor, compelling him to pull out of the band's 40th commemoration visit.
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