BREAKING: Ashley McBryde Abruptly Postpones Show After Sustaining Injuries in Horseback Riding Accident
Four-time GRAMMY nominee Ashley McBryde is on the mend after sustaining injuries while horseback riding in Montana. According to her…

Ashley McBryde; Photo by Katie Kessel
Four-time GRAMMY nominee Ashley McBryde is on the mend after sustaining injuries while horseback riding in Montana.
According to her Instagram stories, McBryde was riding a horse while visiting Missoula, Montana on Wednesday (Sept. 22) and was rushed to the hospital after an accident that occurred while rising a horse.
Thankfully, the “One Night Standards” singer is now on the med after receiving care in a nearby hospital.
McBryde’s statement, which was released on Wednesday, reads:
Earlier today, Ashley was enjoying her time in the beautiful state of Montana and had an accident while riding a horse. After a trip to the hospital and a few stitches (and some very sore bones) she is recovering and doing her best to ensure she can play again as soon as possible. Thank you to the wonderful EMTs and hospital workers in Missoula. Our sincerest apologies to the fans for the postponement tonight. As soon as we have updates on other shows this week, we will make sure to let everyone know.

McBryde’s show on Wednesday (Sept. 22) in Missoula was postponed to a later date. The status of her shows scheduled for Thursday (Sept. 23) in Spokane, Washington, Saturday (Sept. 25) in Seattle Washington, Sunday (Sept. 26) have yet to be revealed. Rising country singer/songwriter Ray Fulcher is set to serve as support for the aforementioned dates.
[UPDATE: McBryde’s show for Thursday, Sept. 23 in Spokane, Washington has also been postponed.]
McBryde is in the midst of her headlining This Town Talks Tour. Early next week, she is scheduled to join Luke Combs on his What You See Is What You Get Tour alongside Fulcher.

The celebrated singer/songwriter recently teamed up with Carly Pearce on the buzzed-about new duet, “Never Wanted To Be That Girl.” The song was recently the most-added track at country radio and finds the pair realizing they are involved with the same man.
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