Country star Zach Bryan cancels show amid dangerous | Music News

Country star Zach Bryan was left fuming as he was pressured to cancel his Tulsa, Oklahoma show at the last minute marking his first time axing a live performance in 5 years.

The 30-year-old shared the dissapointing news that he had to axe his show on Friday, April 3, at Skelly Field at H.A. Chapman Stadium as half of his ‘With Heaven On Tour’ due to extreme climate situations. In the post, the Oklahoma-native made it clear that he was determind to carry out at the University of Tulsa, but was instructed in any other case by his workforce.

The Pink Skies hitmaker explained, “To my fellow Oklahomans: I am being forced by my team to cancel the show tonight due to the threat of extreme and dangerous weather.” This comes as Zach mocked Kid Rock for his efficiency at Turning Point USA’s different Super Bowl halftime show.

He continued, “I’ve never canceled a show in my life but I unfortunately don’t have a choice in the matter. Refunds will be issued automatically to the original method of payment used at the time of purchase. Please note that it may take up to 10-15 business days for the refund to appear on your statement.”

Along with a assertion asserting the update, Zach captioned, “5 years of touring I’ve never cancelled a headlining show. I pissed off loads people this morning making an attempt to ‘play anyways.’ If I had ANY say in this, things would be different. I apologize and I love all of ya.”

This comes as the National Weather Service has issued a severe thunderstorm watch in the area. Under the post, Zach was met with an outpour of love and support from his fans and fellow country artists.

Taking to the comment section, country singer Tyler Childers wrote, “Better safe then sorry brother.” While another fan commented, “This was the right call, especially if it was an outdoor venue.”

Someone else added, “Can confirm after getting soaked in Philly – dude won’t cancel unless he has to lol.”

And another particular person assured, “It’s okay Zach I was coming for the first time to watch you for my birthday but I completely understand.”

This was a stop Zach holds close to and expensive as he’s personally from the state of Oklahoma. He was raised in Oologah, Oklahoma, and has many songs that are closely influenced by the state including Oklahoma Smokeshow, Oklahoma City, Moon in Oklahoma, Oklahoma son, among others.

This marks the first time that Zach has cancelled a live performance since May of 2022, and that was a show that he was not the headliner of. At the time, the Letting Someone Go hitmaker didn’t make an look at fellow nation star Luke Comb’s live performance because he examined optimistic for COVID-19.

This comes as Zach is at present on his largest worldwide stadium run supporting his sixth studio album, With Heaven on Top. The tour spans over 40 dates across North America and Europe, working from March 7 through October 10. After leaving his homestate of Oklahoma, Zach can be making stops in Louisville, Charlotte, and Lincoln during the month of April.