Sheryl Crow has returned to perform live after she had treatment for breast cancer in February.


The Preformance was for a new US Network 'My Network TV'.


Sheryl Crow said...

"The words are just coming back to me now, I knew it last night. I think the radiation went to my brain,".

Sheryl continued to say..

"this is the first time I've played in ages. I'm just happy to be here."

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Sheryl Crow has rescheduled her US tour dates.


Sheryl Crows who is currently having radiotheraphy told fans on her website;,

"I am already looking forward to the summer tour."
"It is my favourite time to tour and I feel certain, for me, it will be a celebration every night of how lucky I feel with this life I have been given."

Cheryl Crow then went on to say..

"My intention this year was to make this my year of firsts. Being diagnosed with cancer was not on my shortlist of things to attempt during 2006 but here it is and it has really presented me with a whole new challenge and that is to stop everything that I'm used to doing and to really show up for myself."

According to BBC News Online, doctors have told Sheryl Crow that due to being caught early, she should recover well.


Sheryl Crow will play June 12 in Indianapolis and finish July 8 at Boston's Fenway Park.

Sheryl Crow was upbeat and friendly as she signed autographs outside a Hollywood hotspot Wednesday night, just one week after undergoing breast cancer surgery.


The beloved star was out and about, leaving what inside sources tell us was a party in her honor. Famous friends gathered together to support the singer's battle, including Courteney Cox Arquette and Laura Dern.


Sheryl Crow was also the talk of the red carpet Wednesday night in Beverly Hills at the Power Benefit sponsored by Saks Fifth Avenue.


A bevy of A-listers such as Lisa Kudrow, Diane Lane, Lisa Rinna, The Black Eyed Peas, Steven Spielberg, Natalie Cole, Ellen DeGeneres, Rita Wilson and Tom Hanks all sent their well wishes to Sherly Crow.

"There's millions of survivors out there; make it one million and one,"

Hanks said.


Inside the event, "Extra" caught up with breast cancer survivor Melissa Etheridge, who was toasted by Hanks.

"She moved us with her courage to rock the house,"

Hanks said.


Melissa was then presented with the EIF Women's Cancer Research Fund Courage Award, for which she graciously said,

"I wish you love, I wish you peace and light. Thank you all very much."

Ellen DeGeneres, whose mother is a breast cancer survivor, later took the stage, where she congratulated Etheridge for her honorary award.

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Sheryl Suzanne Crow or as we know her, Sheryl Crow or,as some people spell it, Cheryl Crow was born on February 11, 1962 and is a nine time Grammy winning American blues rock singer, guitarist, bassist and songwriter.


Sheryl Crow was born in Kennett, Missouri. Her parents were members of a local big band in which her father, an attorney, played trumpet. The family was very musical and owned three pianos.


In school Sheryl Crow was active in choir, athletics, and school plays. Even at a young age, she was a perfectionist who strived to please her parents. In high school she was a drum majorette, member of the Pep Club, the National Honor Society, Future Farmers of America, Freshman Maid, Senior Maid and Paperdoll Queen. When her prom date was later questioned about her fame, he said that at the time he thought she

"would be a doctor's wife someday."

She graduated in 1984 from the University of Missouri where she majored in music education with a concentration in piano. Coincidentally, actor Brad Pitt and ABC-TV news anchor Elizabeth Vargas were also students at the University of Missouri at the same time Sheryl Crow was studying there; however, it is unknown whether or not any of these three future celebrities actually knew each other while they were students at the University. She sang in the local band Cashmere. She was a member of the Kappa Alpha Theta social sorority, as well as Sigma Alpha Iota International Music Fraternity.


Following college Sheryl Crow became an elementary school music teacher in a suburb of St. Louis where she was closer to her fiance. While teaching during the day she sang in bands on the weekends. Many people who knew her socially then describe her as a nice, kind, elementary school teacher who was settling down to raise children and who at times struggled to get by on a teacher's salary. Other than comments about wanting to go to California someday make it and her weekend band gig, few during this period of her life saw the relentless determination that would someday carry to a multi-millionaire rockstardom. Or if they saw it, they didn't realize they were witnessing a future rockstar in training. This time in her life, in retrospect, might accurately be considered by those who knew her then as her "wilderness years."

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