Chappell Roan Returns to Stage After Mental Health Break

The rising pop star resumes her tour in Tennessee, addressing her struggles with fame and supporting the queer community.

Chappell Roan performed at the FirstBank Amphitheater in Franklin, Tennessee, marking her return after canceling festival appearances due to mental health concerns.
The pop singer did not directly address her recent cancellations but expressed gratitude towards the queer community, emphasizing their support as a key reason for her return.
Roan, who has been open about her severe depression diagnosis, took a brief hiatus to prioritize her mental health amid her rapid rise to fame.
During her performance, Roan highlighted the challenges of being queer in the Midwest and South, offering messages of love and acceptance to her audience.
The artist's return show was part of her 'Midwest Princess Tour,' featuring an energetic set and a strong connection with her fans.