Country music star Luke Bryan had a frustrating performance on Thursday, June 19, inside the Walmart Arkansas Music Pavilion in Rogers, Arkansas.

During the performance, which was part of his concert “Country on Tour”, Luke Bryan promised to repay the fans after fighting with his voice.

“This is the strangest thing I have ever treated in my life,” said the singer, by Country. “I cannot have my voice in this place for any reason. It happens every time, I don’t know why. “

The singer “Play It Again” then made an unexpected offer to the crowd.

“I don’t give a D-MN,” said the singer. “I’m going to reimburse all of his tickets this evening and we will continue to make the D-MN Show, ok?”

He continued: “We are just going to do what it is”, before adding: “I don’t know why I had to do it every time.”

After the program of the Arkansas, the 48 -year -old announced on his Instagram that two of his next shows would be reprogrammed.

“Due to the disease, my shows in Dallas and Lafayette this weekend were reprogrammed on the following dates: 9/11: Lafayette, 9/12: Dallas, TX”, he published online. “Please keep your tickets – they will be honored for new dates. Thank you for your understanding. “

Despite these reports, Bryan must always occur to Bonner Springs, KS, on June 26 for his next show, the tour which continued until early October 2025.

Bryan’s last incident occurs just a few days after the country singer was captured on stage admitting to having forgotten the lyrics of his song, “Strip it Down”.

“I totally forgot all the words,” Bryan told the crowd, by Parade. However, the father of five quickly recovered, saying: “I got it!”

On social networks, fans shared their mixed reactions to the last series of Bryan tour problems.

On X, formerly Twitter, a user congratulated Bryan for reimbursing his fans, writing: “What you did last night was incredible.”

“Thank you very much for the pure heart that crosses the show,” they continued. “However, we would have understood 100% that you canceled. You were always incredibly good.”

However, other fans have expressed their disappointment with regard to reprogrammed future emissions.

“Bruh, again?” Someone wrote. “Dallas is cursed. We leave in September!”

Despite the dysfunctions of the tour, Bryan took care of Nashville, Tennessee, where, more recently, the singer joined the farming of the founder of Cane, Todd Graves, to celebrate a million dollars donation to the Brett Boyer Foundation.

The Foundation was co-founded in 2017 by Bryan and his wife, Caroline, in memory of the end of Caroline’s niece, Sadie Brett Boyer, which was diagnosed with Down syndrome and a congenital cardiac malformatics (CHD).

According to a report by The Blast, Bryan told his approach to the charitable organization to his career objectives at a previous press conference, saying: “I wrote all these objectives on a dry erasure advice and I remember [thinking] “Choose a goal, do it. Choose another goal and make them makeable, and I am here 20 years later, and I struck [so many] goals.”