Last week, heavy rainfall forced the cancellation of Luke Bryan’s concert as part of his Farm Tour, originally set to take place in Latrobe, Pennsylvania. Unfortunately, the event will not be rescheduled at 1846 Farms, according to the organizers.
The performance at Unity Township’s 1846 Farms was scheduled for Thursday, September 17. However, the severe weather resulted in muddy field conditions, making it unsafe for the thousands of fans and vehicles anticipated for the concert. Bryan expressed his regret over the situation, emphasizing that the decision was made with everyone’s safety in mind.
“I am so sorry. This call was made for everyone’s safety,” Bryan stated, acknowledging the disappointment felt by fans.
In a recent announcement from 1846 Farms, it was confirmed that there will be no new date for the concert. The team explored every possible option to reschedule but ultimately could not find a suitable time that worked with Bryan’s itinerary.
“This summer has brought an unusual amount of rainfall throughout the area, leading to very wet and muddy conditions at various Farm Tour locations,” the statement explained. “As operational farms, these venues depend on their fields for parking and access, and the saturated ground made it extremely challenging to safely accommodate the expected crowd.”
Fans who purchased tickets for the Farm Tour concert will receive refunds. Those who bought tickets are encouraged to monitor their email for updates related to the refund process and check Luke Bryan’s official Farm Tour website for further information.
“From everyone at 1846 Farms, thank you for your understanding. The support shown to our farm, team, and community has been invaluable during this time,” they added.
This week, Bryan will perform at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville for an event titled Luke Bryan & Friends. He has been teasing surprise guests on social media, creating excitement among his fans. Following this, he will resume his Word on the Street Tour and wrap up his stadium tour with Jason Aldean, The Double Down Tour, in Las Vegas on December 11.
Source: countrynow.com
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