Singer Matthew Sweet is “on a long road to recovery” after suffering a stroke. Sweet’s manager, Russell Carter, said the 60-year-old performer had “a debilitating stroke” in Toronto, Canada on Oct. 12 while on tour with pop rock band Hanson.

Singer-songwriter Matthew Sweet suffered a "debilitating" stroke while on tour in Toronto in mid-October, his manager confirmed on Wednesday.

Singer Matthew Sweet suffered a "debilitating stroke" on Saturday, Oct. 12 and his manager launched a GoFundMe for him.

Alt-rock singer-songwriter Matthew Sweet, known for his ’90s hits like “Girlfriend” and “Sick of Myself,” is recovering from a stroke he suffered Oct. 12 while on tour in Toronto.

Matthew Sweet, the veteran alt-rock singer-songwriter behind Nineties hit singles “Girlfriend” and “I’ve Been Waiting," has suffered a stroke.

Singer-songwriter Matthew Sweet suffered a stroke while on tour opening for Hanson, and management reps have set up a GoFundMe for his health care.

Singer Matthew Sweet is “on a long road to recovery” after suffering a stroke. Sweet’s manager, Russell Carter, said the 60-year-old performer had “a debilitating stroke” in Toronto, Canada, on October 12 while on tour with pop rock band Hanson.

Musician Matthew Sweet has canceled all of his upcoming concerts after suffering a major medical emergency. “Matthew Sweet, our longtime inspiration and dear friend, suffered a debilitating stroke this past week in Toronto while in the early days of a national tour,

Alternative rock singer Matthew Sweet, who is best known for '90s hit singles such as "Girlfriend," "I've Been Waiting," and "Sick of Myself," suffered a "debilitating stroke" in Toronto while on tour with Hanson earlier this month.