The singer's daughter shared the update along with several photos from Barnes' recovery room.
“I think the sheer adrenaline and the dedication of the audience is going to get me through that one,” he said. Barnes announced the surgery news at the end of November, saying he had to cancel all but one of the shows he had scheduled. “I’ve had niggling back and hip issues for years, but things suddenly got a lot worse over the last few weeks and I’m now in constant and severe pain,” he said in the Instagram video at the time. “As everybody knows, it’s against my religion to blow out gigs but the doctors tell me I need an operation as soon as possible and it will really limit my movement for a few months. Barnes, who described himself as “one of those people that doesn’t sit still”, said that for his last surgery he had returned to performing with the minimum recovery time - and it led him back to the hospital. “That is my plan, to try and actually do the right thing, and hopefully then when I come back I’ll be ready,” he told Sunrise. “I’m one of those people that doesn’t sit still and doesn’t take other people’s advice - so (this time) I’m going to try.” [Sunrise](https://7news.com.au/sunrise) in early December that the surgery was a result of “back troubles for about eight years,” and all his performing “finally caught up with me”. “When I had open-heart surgery they told me ‘after eight weeks you’ll feel good, but you have to take 12 (weeks off)’,” he recalled. “But for the last two months, I’ve actually been in excruciating pain and you know, I’ve done lots of shows but people don’t know this because I scream so much anyway,” he laughed. “Probably a minimum of four months but I’ll probably just take six months off,” he said. [@ellymaybarnes](https://www.instagram.com/ellymaybarnes/), my dadda is out of surgery and awake,” she said.
Jimmy cancelled his summer tour this month in order to receive urgent back and hip surgery to relieve chronic pain. Interviewed on Channel 10's The Project, ...
Jimmy cancelled his summer tour this month in order to receive urgent back and hip surgery to relieve chronic pain Elly-May is pictured with her father 'My dadda is out of surgery and awake.
The family of rock icon Jimmy Barnes have revealed his condition following major surgery on Tuesday.
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Jimmy Barnes' fans have been given an update on his health days after he cancelled his upcoming tour to und...
I'll see you when I come back." It was last month Barnes revealed his surgery plans while pulling the plug on his upcoming summer tour. I'll be on the operating table tomorrow so thanks for all your encouraging wishes," he captioned the clip. READ MORE: [Jimmy Barnes](https://celebrity.nine.com.au/jimmy-barnes) is on his feet and grinning from ear-to-ear after undergoing a gruelling surgery. 'Have a little faith in Me' by John Hyatt.
Jimmy Barnes has pulled through major hip surgery and is doing well, his daughter Elly-May Barnes shared on the iconic Aussie rock singer's social media.
Their addition to the top of the Wollongong, Torquay and Rochford line-ups also means that the other bands on the bill, like The Living End, Wolfmother and Noiseworks, will still get their chance to rock. "I've had niggling back and hip issues for years, but things suddenly got a lot worse over the last few weeks, and I'm now in constant and severe pain. The best possible outcome for major hip surgery, the Barnes family must feel relieved.
The singer's daughter shared the update along with several photos from Barnes' recovery room.
“I think the sheer adrenaline and the dedication of the audience is going to get me through that one,” he said. Barnes announced the surgery news at the end of November, saying he had to cancel all but one of the shows he had scheduled. “I’ve had niggling back and hip issues for years, but things suddenly got a lot worse over the last few weeks and I’m now in constant and severe pain,” he said in the Instagram video at the time. “As everybody knows, it’s against my religion to blow out gigs but the doctors tell me I need an operation as soon as possible and it will really limit my movement for a few months. Barnes, who described himself as “one of those people that doesn’t sit still”, said that for his last surgery he had returned to performing with the minimum recovery time - and it led him back to the hospital. “That is my plan, to try and actually do the right thing, and hopefully then when I come back I’ll be ready,” he told Sunrise. “I’m one of those people that doesn’t sit still and doesn’t take other people’s advice - so (this time) I’m going to try.” [Sunrise](https://7news.com.au/sunrise) in early December that the surgery was a result of “back troubles for about eight years,” and all his performing “finally caught up with me”. “When I had open-heart surgery they told me ‘after eight weeks you’ll feel good, but you have to take 12 (weeks off)’,” he recalled. “But for the last two months, I’ve actually been in excruciating pain and you know, I’ve done lots of shows but people don’t know this because I scream so much anyway,” he laughed. “Probably a minimum of four months but I’ll probably just take six months off,” he said. [@ellymaybarnes](https://www.instagram.com/ellymaybarnes/), my dadda is out of surgery and awake,” she said.
Jimmy Barnes is "out of surgery and awake" following a hip surgery the Cold Chisel frontman underwent yesterday (December 13).
It marked his 15th solo number one album alongside five records with Cold Chisel that achieved the same milestone. The album debuted at the top spot on the ARIA Chart, replacing [Taylor Swift](https://www.nme.com/en_au/artists/taylor-swift)‘s [‘Midnights’](https://www.nme.com/en_au/reviews/album/taylor-swift-midnights-review-3333258) after five consecutive weeks. Yesterday evening, at around 6:30pm, Barnes’ daughter Elly-May shared a photo of the singer in a hospital bed, along with an image of an X-ray. “I’ve been jumping off PAs and stomping around stages for nearly 50 years, but it’s finally caught up with me,” the singer said at the time, explaining that he had begun to experience “constant and severe pain”. “The doctors tell me I need an operation as soon as possible, and it will really limit my movement for a few months,” Barnes explained. [Jimmy Barnes](https://www.nme.com/en_au/artists/jimmy-barnes) is “out of surgery and awake” following a hip surgery the [Cold Chisel](https://www.nme.com/en_au/artists/cold-chisel) frontman underwent yesterday (December 13) after beginning to experience severe pain in recent weeks.
Fans of Australian rock icon Jimmy Barnes can now breathe a sigh of relief as the musician is awake and doing well following his major hip surgery.
I wish everyone the happiest of holidays and can’t wait to get back onstage next year.” I’m happy to announce that i’m releasing my very first Christmas album titled Blue Christmas. Thank you for sharing a vulnerable moment. Jimmy, wishing you a speedy recovery. Speedy recovery Jimmy – We’re all thinking positive thoughts to help you along. Well done to the medical teams who are caring for Mr Barnes????????
“Probably a minimum of four months but I'll probably just take six months off,” the singer said. The 66-year-old is recovering well in hospital with another ...
The band Hoodoo Gurus will take Barnes’ place in his next few big performances. Elly May Barnes stated via the rock star’s Instagram on Tuesday, “Hey everyone, my dadda is out of surgery and awake. He explained to Sunrise earlier this month that this surgery came about after all his performing “finally caught up with me”.
The Australian singer has been up on his feet since the operation, but says he will be recuperating "for a while".
Jimmy Barnes is recovering after hip and back surgery on Tuesday, a fortnight after he pulled out of a series of summer shows. "My dadda is out of surgery and awake," she said. Jimmy Barnes back on his feet after back and hip surgery but says he'll be in hospital 'for a while'
Jimmy Barnes underwent surgery on his back and hip on Tuesday after suffering for years with chronic pain. The legendary rocker is now back on his feet with ...
Jimmy Barnes underwent surgery on his back and hip on Tuesday after suffering for years with chronic pain. The legendary rocker is now back on his feet with the help of a walking frame Barnes, 66, underwent major surgery on his back and hip on Tuesday after suffering for years with chronic pain.
Solo artist and Cold Chisel frontman Jimmy Barnes hopes to be home for Christmas after after major hip surgery on Tuesday.
It is far from his first major operation. Scottish-born Barnes joined Adelaide-based Cold Chisel in the early 1970s and the band went on to release a string of hit albums. “I’ve had niggling back and hip issues for years, but things suddenly got a lot worse over the last few weeks and I’m now in constant and severe pain,” he said. Rocker Jimmy Barnes is back on his feet and “up and walking slowly” after surgery for a hip damaged by years of performing. In a statement on November 29, Barnes said he had endured back and hip problems for years. Barnes – seen smiling and standing with the help of a walking frame – also shared a message with a hope he might be home for Christmas.
Fans were thrilled to find out the Australian rock legend, Jimmy Barnes is recovering well from surgery following chronic hip and back health issues.
I'll be on the operating table tomorrow so thanks for all your encouraging wishes," he wrote. Have a Little Faith in Me by John Hyatt. In the announcement, Jimmy said he had been suffering from chronic pain for the previous 8 years as "stomping around stages for nearly 50 years" has finally caught up with him.