Music legend Dionne Warwick is currently recovering from a minor medical incident, leading to the postponement of her June 24th performance at Rivers Casino Des Plaines near Chicago. Her representative confirmed to Fox News Digital that she is on the mend and doing well, assuring fans that any canceled dates will be rescheduled.

While the Chicago show is postponed, Warwick maintains a busy summer schedule. Her June 23rd concert in Bensalem, Pennsylvania, has been moved to October 7th. However, she is still anticipated to perform in Riverhead, New York, on July 21st, Selbyville, Delaware, on August 9th, Gethsemane, Kentucky, on August 11th, Ojai, California, on September 1st, and Beverly Hills on September 2nd. The status of the remaining summer performances is yet to be confirmed.

Earlier this year, Warwick collaborated with country music icon Dolly Parton on the gospel song "Peace Like a River," written by Parton and produced by Warwick's son, Damon Elliott. In a February interview with Fox News Digital, Warwick described working with Parton as a joyous and refreshing experience, highlighting Parton's vibrant personality. She praised Parton's authenticity, echoing the advice of her own mentors. The two artists filmed a music video for the song in Nashville in February. Parton herself expressed her admiration for Warwick, calling the collaboration a career highlight.

Both Warwick and Parton are celebrated figures in the music industry, having paved the way for future generations of female artists. Warwick boasts an impressive career with five Grammy Awards and fourteen nominations.