Country Music's Winter Storm Woes: Grand Ole Opry Cancellation, Tour Reschedulings
A massive winter storm stretching over 2,300 miles across the United States has brought chaos to country music fans nationwide. The iconic Grand Ole Opry in Nashville has canceled its Saturday show and tours on January 24-25 due to safety concerns.
Due to inclement weather, Jason Aldean's performance at Charleston Coliseum has been rescheduled to Friday, August 21, honoring previously purchased tickets for the new date. Country singer-songwriter Drew Baldridge expressed skepticism about the severity of the storm, joking that it might not live up to expectations and questioning meteorologists' forecasts.
Kelsea Ballerini, on the other hand, took a stark contrast between her travels in Switzerland to the snowstorm back home, sharing an update about postponing her show at the Boch Center Wang Theater in Boston. Danielle Fishel announced she would postpone her Dancing with the Stars Live show due to severe winter weather impacting much of the country.
Bunnie XO, podcast host and wife of Jelly Roll, took to social media from the airport, leaving the snowstorm behind and expressing relief about heading to the West Coast to avoid it. The Band Perry canceled multiple shows scheduled for this weekend, rescheduling them later, while Walker Montgomery warned fans to stay warm due to severe winter weather.
As the storm marches east, officials are urging Americans to avoid unnecessary travel and prepare for dangerous conditions. Fans of country music will need to brace themselves for more cancellations in the days ahead.
A massive winter storm stretching over 2,300 miles across the United States has brought chaos to country music fans nationwide. The iconic Grand Ole Opry in Nashville has canceled its Saturday show and tours on January 24-25 due to safety concerns.
Due to inclement weather, Jason Aldean's performance at Charleston Coliseum has been rescheduled to Friday, August 21, honoring previously purchased tickets for the new date. Country singer-songwriter Drew Baldridge expressed skepticism about the severity of the storm, joking that it might not live up to expectations and questioning meteorologists' forecasts.
Kelsea Ballerini, on the other hand, took a stark contrast between her travels in Switzerland to the snowstorm back home, sharing an update about postponing her show at the Boch Center Wang Theater in Boston. Danielle Fishel announced she would postpone her Dancing with the Stars Live show due to severe winter weather impacting much of the country.
Bunnie XO, podcast host and wife of Jelly Roll, took to social media from the airport, leaving the snowstorm behind and expressing relief about heading to the West Coast to avoid it. The Band Perry canceled multiple shows scheduled for this weekend, rescheduling them later, while Walker Montgomery warned fans to stay warm due to severe winter weather.
As the storm marches east, officials are urging Americans to avoid unnecessary travel and prepare for dangerous conditions. Fans of country music will need to brace themselves for more cancellations in the days ahead.