Hardy cancels two upcoming fall tour shows. This is what happened

Country artist Hardy has canceled two upcoming shows on his fall tour, The Mockingbird & the Crow, due to anxiety and panic attacks. The affected concerts were scheduled for October 5 in Simpsonville, South Carolina, and October 7 in Brandon, Mississippi. Additionally, the Georgia Rodeo show planned for October 6 has been rescheduled for April 12, 2024.

Hardy shared his struggles in a text-only post on social media. He revealed that he has been battling anxiety since a bus accident last year, and the past two weeks have been particularly challenging, resulting in multiple panic attacks and hospital visits. He expressed his need to take some time for self-care to improve for his family and fans.

Hardy plans to return and refocus on October 12, expressing gratitude for the understanding of his fans.


Refunds for the October 5 and October 7 shows can be obtained from the original point of purchase. His next performance is scheduled for October 12 at the First National Bank Arena in Jonesboro, Arkansas. The Mockingbird & the Crow tour will continue through December.

Last October, Hardy and his touring team were involved in a bus accident in Tennessee, which caused injuries to the group when the bus ran off the highway and overturned. At that time, Hardy had confirmed that despite the severity of the accident, there were only four people on the bus, including himself, and they all received medical attention for their injuries.

FAQs

Why did Hardy cancel his upcoming shows?
Hardy canceled his shows due to suffering from anxiety and panic attacks, which have intensified in the past two weeks following a bus accident last year.

When will Hardy resume his tour?
Hardy plans to return and refocus on October 12 for his next show at the First National Bank Arena in Jonesboro, Arkansas, after taking time to address his anxiety and panic attacks.