Luke Bryan’s Pennsylvania Farm Tour Stop Will Not Be Rescheduled After Rainout

Heavy rain forced Luke Bryan’s Farm Tour stop in Latrobe, Pennsylvania to be postponed last week. Now, organizers say the concert will not return to 1846 Farms.

Bryan’s Farm Tour concert at 1846 Farms in Unity Township was originally scheduled to take place on Thursday, Sept. 17, however the weather resulted in extremely muddy field conditions that made it difficult to safely accommodate the thousands of fans and vehicles expected for the event. The Georgia native apologized for the difficult decision that had to be made and explained to fans that he and his team were working on figuring out next steps.

“I am so sorry. This call was made for everyone’s safety,” he stated.

According to a new post from 1846 farms, there will be no rescheduled date for the Farm Tour show. They opened up about exploring “every possible option” to make it work, but were ultimately saddened to share that they were unable to find a time that aligned with Bryan’s schedule.

“This summer brought an extraordinary amount of rain across the region, creating extremely wet and muddy conditions 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,” the post explained.

“We know how disappointing this news is. So many people spent months looking forward to these shows, and countless hours of hard work went into preparing the farms and communities to welcome everyone. We share in that disappointment and are incredibly grateful for the patience, understanding, and support shown throughout this entire experience.”

Fans who had already purchased tickets to attend Luke Bryan’s Farm Tour concert will be refunded. Ticketholders are asked to watch their email associated with the purchase and Luke Bryan’s official Farm Tour webpage for more information.

“From all of us at 1846 Farms, thank you. The support shown to our farm, our team, and our community has meant so much to us.”

This week, the country act returns to Nashville to perform Luke Bryan & Friends at Bridgestone Arena. He has already started teasing his surprise guests by dropping hints on social media that has fans guessing who they think will make an appearance.

Then Bryan will continue with his Word on the Street Tour and perform the final stop on his stadium run with Jason Aldean, The Double Down Tour, which wraps up in Las Vegas on December 11.