Overview
- Aimless, Inc. said Snider died Friday at age 59, a statement media outlets corroborated, with no cause of death released.
- Family and friends said doctors discovered he had been quietly suffering from walking pneumonia after he was admitted in Hendersonville, Tennessee.
- His condition was described as "complicated," and he was transferred for additional treatment, according to the family’s statement.
- Earlier this month his tour was canceled after what his team called an alleged assault in the Salt Lake City area, followed by a separate hospital incident where police booked him on misdemeanor charges.
- Snider had just released the album High, Lonesome and Then Some in October, capping a decades-long career that helped shape alt-country and Americana.