Dunn's Instagram post showed his injured leg, giving fans a glimpse into the severity of the accident. He playfully shared the change in lyrics from "I don't dance with anybody but you" to "I probably shouldn't ski anymore at 72," highlighting the unexpected turn of events. Taste of Country was the first to report the injury and noted that while Dunn didn't provide specific details about what happened, his daughter Harley Dunn did. She shared a video of Ronnie using a walker, removing his hands from the bars and shrugging before crossing his arms. According to the site, it was 12 hours post knee replacement.
The duo Brooks and Dunn first came together in 1990 and have continued to tour despite their age. Taste of Country mentioned that it is unclear exactly how this injury will impact their 2025 plans, but it appears that Dunn is on the path to recovery. Dunn and his partner Kix Brooks were inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2019, adding another chapter to their remarkable career.
As Dunn begins his recovery journey, fans are left wondering about the future of Brooks & Dunn. While the details of his recovery timeline remain unknown, the fact that he is making progress gives hope for the band's continued success. The incident serves as a reminder of the risks associated with outdoor activities, even for those with years of experience.
Brooks & Dunn's music has touched the hearts of countless fans over the years, and this setback is sure to make them even more eager for the band's return. As Dunn heals, fans will be keeping a close eye on his progress and looking forward to the day when they can once again see him on stage with Kix Brooks.