Zach Bryan Apologizes Following Arrest In Oklahoma: ‘I Was Out Of Line’

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Pilgrimage Music Festival returns to Franklin, TN’s The Park at Harlinsdale Farm and this year, they’re bringing in some of the biggest names in music to celebrate the occasion.Don’t believe us?Headliners on the lineup include Zach Bryan, The Lumineers, The Black Crowes, Ashley McBryde and Nathaniel Rateliff and The Night Sweats.They’ll be joined by Margo Price, The Head and The Heart, Better Than Ezra, James Bay and The War and Treaty.In total, 30 acts will take the stage at the farm over the weekend.And if you want to be there, we believe it would be wise to pick up a two-day general admission pass.At the time of publication, prices start at $193 before fees on Vivid Seats.Meanwhile, single-day passes start at $166 before fees.Therefore, buying the multi-day pass is a total steal — it’s almost as if your second day at the fest is only $30.Need to see all your favorite folksy country rockers live in one place?Here’s everything you have to know and more about the 2023 Pilgrimage Festival.All prices listed above are subject to fluctuation.Our team broke down all the best prices on single and multi-day passes for the 2023 Pilgrimage Festival below.(Note: The New York Post confirmed all above prices at the publication time. All prices are in US dollars, subject to fluctuation and include additional fees at checkout.)Vivid Seats is a verified secondary market ticketing platform, and prices may be higher or lower than face value, depending on demand.

Thania Garcia Zach Bryan has the No. 1 album in the United States for the second week in a row, while Jimmy Buffett’s 1985 album launched to No. 4 following the performer’s death on Sept.

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for posting a heartfelt Instagram message Saturday, two days after his arrest for interfering with a traffic stop on his security guard, who was speeding in an SUV.“You are not your highs you are not your lows,” Bryan wrote. “Just floating around in the middle.”The post, which features images from Bryan’s personal and performance life, has sarcastic commenters poking fun at the “I Remember Everything” singer. “You can call yourself outlaw country now since you spent 3 hours in jail,” snarked one user, referring to the 27-year-old’s Thursday encounter with the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.“Lol he seems to have hit a low this week,” giggled a second user.

following his arrest and subsequent online apology.Retired Sgt. Betsy Branter Smith, a spokesperson for The National Police Association, told TMZ that officers are appreciative of the “Oklahoma Smokeshow” singer’s swift statement saying “sorry.”“This is a very frustrated young man and he had some inappropriate things to say, but he complied with the officers,” she told the outlet.

Zach Bryan is being applauded by the National Police Association after he apologized for the behaviour that wound up with the country singer being arrested after a traffic stop in Oklahoma.

recent arrest in Oklahoma was caught on dashcam video, which shows the country star stewing that the “f—king cops are out of hand.” In a video obtained by TMZ, the “Heading South” singer embarks on his journey to jail by pulling his vehicle alongside his security guard’s white SUV, just after the hired muscle was stopped by the police for speeding. The CMA New Artist of the Year 2023 nominee then jumps out of his truck.

We guess this isn’t as serious to everyone as it is to the label PR folks who made Zach Bryan apologize. What? We were the only ones thinking it??

Country star Zach Bryan, with a No. 1 album and single on the charts, was handcuffed by Oklahoma police twice this week and arrested once. “I was an idiot today,” the musician concedes in a social media video today explaining the traffic incidents that escalated when the singer got “too lippy” (his words) with officers.

Like something out of a classic country song, Zach Bryan has had his first No. 1 album, his first No. 1 single, and how he’s been arrested — all in the same week.

Jem Aswad Executive Editor, Music Country star Zach Bryan was arrested on charges of “obstruction of investigation” in Oklahoma Thursday, according to multiple news reports. He was released on bond later in the day. Commenting on the incident after his release, Bryan owned up to being “out of line” with police: “Today I had an incident with the Oklahoma Highway Patrol,” he wrote on X (formerly Twitter).

Zach Bryan has been arrested.

online jail records.It is unclear what led to his arrest. TMZ was the first to report the news.The Post has contacted reps for Bryan for comment. This is a breaking news story. More to come.

The new no. 1 song in America marks a couple of firsts.

Thania Garcia Zach Bryan’s self-titled album, his sophomore released under Warner Records, has become the Oklahoma-bred singer-songwriter’s first No. 1 album. Bordering country, rock and Americana folk, “Zach Bryan” ends Travis Scott’s consecutive four-week reign with “Utopia,” and is also the first rock set to appear at the top of the charts in over a year.

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Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic Zach Bryan has a fair amount of Bruce Springsteen in him. But not just a single Bruce. When the newly minted superstar headlined L.A.’s Crypto.com Arena last week (in a single sold-out gig at a venue he probably could have filled several times over), it felt like he is veering toward having his own “Born in the USA” moment, reviving that familiar mixture of populism and substance and making a new generation of fans scramble to get a scarce ticket.