Gavin DeGraw Released From Hospital

After suffering a brutal attack early Monday in New York, Gavin DeGraw was discharged from hospital and is said to be on the road to recovery.

A spokesman for "I do not want to be" singer has confirmed that DeGraw was released Tuesday night (August 9) of Bellevue Hospital, where he was treated for a concussion, broken nose, black eyes, cuts and bruises sustained when a group by unknown assailants attacked the village of East Manhattan.

The attack is still under investigation and no arrests have been made, but 34 years, has led to Twitter to say a few words about the event and the fans let him know that will heal soon.

"Hello my friends," he tweeted its more than 60,000 followers. "I honestly do not remember much. I only know that I can from here. Thank you all for your genuine concern u. I love u guys. "

Despite being released from the hospital were forced to cancel several appearances DeGraw ahead. "Because of injuries to Gavin, it will not appear in Wantagh, NY August 12 and Mansfield, MA August 13," said its representative in a statement to MTV News.

It is not known how quickly recover DeGraw and whether it will reschedule their appearances. The singer is preparing to release their fifth album, the softer, September 20 and plans to open a second bar National Underground in Nashville with his brother, Joey DeGraw my musician.