Del Amitri frontman reveals Parkinson’s diagnosis

Justin Currie, the lead singer of the 90s Scottish band Del Amitri, has announced that he has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease.

Currie, now 56, revealed the news in an emotional statement on the band’s official website. He explained that he had been experiencing symptoms for several years, but only recently received an official diagnosis.

“I have been struggling with my health for some time now, and after many tests and consultations, I have been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease,” Currie wrote. “It has been a difficult journey to this point, but I am determined to face this challenge head-on and continue to make music for as long as I am able.”

The news has come as a shock to many fans of Del Amitri, who are known for hits such as “Roll to Me” and “Always the Last to Know.” The band has been on hiatus for several years, but fans had hoped for a reunion tour in the future.

Currie’s announcement has sparked an outpouring of support from fans and fellow musicians. Many have offered their well wishes and encouragement as he begins this new chapter in his life.

Despite the challenges ahead, Currie remains optimistic about the future. He plans to continue making music and staying active, and hopes to raise awareness about Parkinson’s disease in the process.

As fans wait to see what the future holds for Del Amitri, they can take solace in knowing that Justin Currie is determined to keep the music alive, no matter what obstacles come his way.