Seekers tour postponed as Judith Durham hospitalised The Seekers singer Judith Durham has suffered a brain hemorrhage druing the band's Golden Jubilee tour. Judith Durham, who has been hospitalised with a cerebral haemorrhage after becoming ill at The Seekers concert in Melbourne. SEEKERS singer Judith Durham is in a Melbourne hospital suffering from a cerebral haemorrhage after becoming ill at the band's Melbourne concert last night. The 69-year-old singer became unwell following The Seekers show at Melbourne's Hamer Hall. All other performances on the band's golden jubilee tour, which began on May 1, have been postponed. The band's representative Graham Simpson said Durham is undergoing tests after being diagnosed with a small cerebral hemmorage. "She's comfortable," he said. Durham alerted Mr Simpson that she wasn't feeling well after she had gone to her hotel room. "We did a meet and greet at the show and signings at the stage door," Mr Simpson said. We got back to the hotel and at midnight she called me from her room. When I got there I realised something was terribly wrong. We took her straight to an emergency department. Durham has been seen by a neurologist and more tests will be done in the coming days. The Seekers' tour is to be rescheduled and dates will be announced soon, Mr Simpson said. "When she realised she would have to remain in hospital and that the tour would have to be postponed she was very upset that she would be disappointing people," Mr Simpson said. The Seekers were celebrating 50 years since the release of their first album, Introducing The Seekers. The group has sold more than 60 million recordings since then.