Country Singer Ray Stevens Suffers Mild Heart Attack, Cancels Shows

Ray Stevens suffered a mild bosom onslaught and was discharged from nan infirmary Thursday aft surgery, Fox News Digital tin confirm.

Stevens, 86, underwent minimally invasive bosom room connected Monday aft experiencing thorax pains connected July 4.

"Ray has been discharged from nan infirmary and is connected his measurement location correct now," a typical for nan musician told Fox News Digital. "He will beryllium recovering for a fewer weeks astatine home. There will beryllium a fewer further procedures to execute erstwhile he’s recovered but things went really well."

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Country vocalist Ray Stevens was discharged from nan infirmary Thursday aft suffering a mild bosom attack. (Rick Diamond/Getty Images)

Stevens complained of thorax pain and was admitted to a Nashville infirmary connected Friday. Doctors performed a bosom catheterization procedure, and it was wished he’d suffered a mild bosom attack.

Due to his wellness issues, Stevens' performances astatine nan CabaRay Showroom were canceled done July.

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Musician Ray Stevens gained fame successful nan 1960s. (Tony Russell/Redferns)

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Inductee Ray Stevens performs during nan 2022 Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum Concert. (Terry Wyatt/Getty Images)

The Grammy award-winning musician was recovering arsenic of Wednesday, according to a station shared connected Instagram.

"Ray is retired of ICU and opening to locomotion nan halls arsenic therapy pinch a nurse’s assistance arsenic he is moving towards recovering from this surgery," nan caption read.

"Ray is very grateful for each of nan cards and get good messages. Everything Is Still Beautiful!!!"

Ray Stevens has won 2 Grammys passim his career. (David Redfern/Redferns/Getty Images)

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Fox News Digital's Christina Dugan Ramirez contributed to this report.