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Daryl Hall is recovering after undergoing a kidney transplant from a living donor. The 79-year-old Hall & Oates singer shared the health update with fans on Instagram, explaining that the procedure took place a few weeks earlier. Fortunately, the operation went well, and Hall has already started to feel better. He expects his recovery to take several months, but he also reassured fans that he plans to return with more music and performances once doctors clear him. Daryl Hall Thanked the Living Donor Who Made the Surgery Possible Daryl Hall and John Oatesat the American Idol Grand Finale 2010, Nokia Theater, Los Angeles, CA. 05-26-10/AdMedia Hall began his message by revealing that a generous living donor had given him a kidney. He did not identify the donor or explain what led to his need for a transplant. Instead, he focused on expressing gratitude and sharing the positive news about his recovery. According to his doctors, the procedure was a complete success. The singer also encouraged his followers to take care of themselves as they filled the comments with love and well-wishes. Hall and Oates, (from left, Daryl Hall and John Oates), 1974/Everett Collection A living donor can give one healthy kidney because the human body can function with only one. For the recipient, the transplant can offer a new chance at better health and a more active life. Hall’s message reflected that hope. Although he acknowledged that healing would take time, his tone remained upbeat. He told fans to prepare for more music once he returns to normal, making it clear that he does not consider the surgery the end of his time onstage. He Plans to Return to Music After His Recovery Hall & Oates, Daryl Hall, John Oates, circa mid-1980s/Everett Collection The singer has remained active well into his 70s. In 2024, he released the solo album D and continued performing songs from across his long career. His work with John Oates produced major hits such as “Rich Girl,” “Private Eyes,” “Maneater,” “Kiss on My List," and “You Make My Dreams.” The duo entered the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2014 after becoming one of pop music’s most successful partnerships. X Hall has also welcomed fellow musicians into his home through the performance series Live from Daryl’s House. The show began online in 2007 and later moved to television. It allowed him to perform with artists from different generations while discussing their creative process. In his transplant announcement, he suggested that fans could expect more episodes after his recovery. He has faced health problems before, including a long battle with Lyme disease that sometimes caused fatigue, headaches, and other symptoms. Still, Daryl Hall appears determined to return to the work he loves. For now, his focus remains on healing and appreciating the donor who helped make his next chapter possible. Daryl Hall underwent a serious health scare / Wikipedia