Country singer John Berry is apologetically postponing his scheduled concert in Warsaw again.
For the third time, Berry has postponed his show, which most recently was scheduled for Feb. 14.
The new date is April 3 at Wagon Wheel Theatre.
Tickets to both shows will be honored at the April 3 performances.
Anyone needing refunds can do so by returning the tickets to the theater's box office by Feb. 6.
Wagon Wheel and Berry both offered apologies for the delay.
Berry underwent throat surgery a few months ago in the midst of a tour that included a date at Wagon Wheel last fall.
In a statement offered by Berry, the singer says, "While my throat surgery was very successful, and I am enjoying a full recovery, the down-time affected the timing of my entire tour schedule."
Berry's musical star began to rise in 1993 after being nominated for a Grammy for best male vocalist.
His hits include "Your Love Amazes Me," "If I had Any Pride At All," "Standing On The Edge," and "She's Takin' A Shine."
Berry performed in Warsaw a year ago and his two future shows have been virtual sell-outs for about two months.
For more information about the concert, contact Wagon Wheel at 267-8041.