KATSEYE's Megan Performs Seated in Austin While Recovering From Concussion

Megan of KATSEYE performed most of the group's Wildworld Tour show in Austin, Texas, on Tuesday, Nov. 10, sitting in a chair at the side of the stage while she recovers from a concussion, a head injury that can cause headaches, dizziness and fatigue.

Wearing dark sunglasses, she sang parts of the set with limited movement. Billboard reported that she told the audience at the Moody Center she was excited to be back on stage and felt much better.

The injury has already changed the tour. Megan first shared the news on her Instagram Story on Nov. 5. The group then cancelled three shows, in Detroit, Chicago and Minneapolis, citing illness involving Megan.

For the Austin concert, Megan said on Weverse, the group's fan platform, that the show would go ahead with simpler choreography, less intense movement and breaks whenever she needed them. Those limits follow her doctors' advice. She also said she will need a fresh medical assessment before she can return to performing without restrictions.

Two other members were not on the Austin stage. Manon has been on hiatus since February, and Sophia is expected to rejoin the group in January. Their absence was planned and was not linked to Megan's injury.

For fans, the Austin show offered a clear picture of what the next stretch of the tour will look like. Shows will go ahead with a reduced set of moves, and the schedule can change if her recovery requires it. Any dates after the cancelled Midwest shows will depend on that reassessment.

For a touring act, a cancelled show is more than a lost night. Crew, venues and local staff all plan around each date, and a change in one show can ripple through the rest of a run. The Austin performance kept the date on the calendar, with a plan built around Megan's health.