Luke Bryan’s Westmoreland County Farm Tour stop will not be rescheduled
LATROBE, Pa. —
The Westmoreland County stop of Luke Bryan’s Farm Tour will not be rescheduled.
VIDEO ABOVE: Our previous coverage on the day the show was canceled
1846 Farms shared on their social media pages that they’ve looked to every possibility, but both the Pennsylvania and Michigan shows could not be rescheduled.
The country music star and “American Idol” judge had been scheduled to perform at 1846 Farms on Bell Memorial Church Road in Unity Township last week.
The farm said the recent heavy rain created wet and muddy conditions for not only their farm, but at multiple Farm Tour locations.
“As working farms, these properties rely heavily on fields for parking and access, and the saturated ground ultimately made safely accommodating thousands of vehicles incredibly difficult,” 1846 Farms said on their Facebook page.
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The farm urges those who bought tickets to monitor the email associated with the purchase and to head to Bryan’s official Farm Tour website.
“Sometimes farming — and life — reminds us that things don’t always work out the way we had hoped. But when they don’t, we get back up, keep moving forward, and keep finding ways to do good in the world,” 1846 Farms wrote.
Luke Bryan fans react
Thousands of fans were set to attend the Luke Bryan concert. They hope the country music star can come back soon.
“I really like Luke Bryan, so I hope it gets rescheduled,” said Aaryn Chapel, of Latrobe. “It was kind of devastating because me and my girlfriend were going to go. It was a great opportunity for Latrobe to bring in that environment with Luke Bryan and this concert as well.”
“Of course it’s disappointing,” said Kristin Carter, who traveled from Boca Raton, Florida. “I dropped everything, midlife crisis at 60 years old, I’m going to see Luke Bryan in Latrobe. So, hopefully, I can make it again. Make it happen, Luke.”
Bryan has been doing farm tours for nearly 30 years, and he awards scholarships to students who come from farming families.
Bryan previously performed in Westmoreland County during his 2024 farm tour.
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