Zach Bryan's Concert Cut Short by Lightning

0:00On April 27th, country singer Zach Bryan had his concert cut short at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln, Nebraska on Sunday, April 26th, thanks to Fast-moving Lightning. The 30-year-old rapper-turned-star apologized on X right away, posting his setlist and saying they only missed the last six songs. He called the reign of Blast, but stressed, safety came first. He followed up with a wild photo of a massive lightning bolt lighting up the sky over the crowd and stage, captioning it with emphasis on the danger. Right above their heads, one fan fired back hard, complaining they shelled out over a thousand dollars and waited more than four hours in their car, with barely any updates. From the stadium, or Bryan himself, they called his response, scum. Bryan kept it light, clapping back with a simple, Karen Ah, tweet, brushing off the drama. Most fans got, it wasn't his call, praising his pre-show updates on the incoming thunderstorms and thanks to the Husker crew for pushing through.

1:01This spring tour has been rough on weather. Earlier this month, he canceled his first ever headliner in Tulsa, Oklahoma for severe storms, swearing he had no choice despite wanting to play. Bryan stays real about prioritizing safety and fans mostly ride with him through these curveballs. Stay in the know with entertainment and celebrity news today. AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with The Story.