Luke Bryan Forced to Cancel Another Farm Tour Stop Due to Severe Weather
Luke Bryan has been forced to cancel another concert on his 2026 Farm Tour after heavy rainfall made the venue’s grounds unsafe.
The country superstar was scheduled to perform at John Schaendorf Dairy in Allegan, Michigan, on Sunday, September 20. However, the show was canceled because of extensive rainfall and muddy field conditions.
According to the official Farm Tour update, the decision was made for the safety of everyone attending the event.
“Sunday’s Luke Bryan Farm Tour show at John Schaendorf Dairy in Allegan, MI (September 20) will not take place as scheduled due to conditions of the field from extensive rainfall. We’re so sorry. This call was made for everyone’s safety on the grounds,” the announcement stated.
Fans were told to keep their tickets and parking passes while organizers work with Bryan’s team to determine the next steps.
Additional information will be shared directly with ticket holders once a decision is made.
Another Farm Tour Show Was Also Canceled
This marks the second cancellation during Luke Bryan’s 2026 Farm Tour.
Earlier in the week, his scheduled performance at 1846 Farms in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, was also called off because of dangerous field conditions.
Heavy rain had turned the farm’s grounds into deep mud. Several trucks carrying stage equipment reportedly became stuck, making it impossible for the crew to safely build the stage.
The farm’s management explained that the venue was an active working farm and not a traditional concert location. The conditions created safety concerns for both equipment and concertgoers.
Luke previously apologized to fans after the Pennsylvania cancellation and asked them to hold on to their tickets and parking passes while the team explored possible options.
Luke Bryan Successfully Performed Two Shows
Despite the weather problems, Luke Bryan was able to perform at two other Farm Tour locations.
His concert at Miller Family Farm in Millersport, Ohio, went ahead as planned. He also performed at Prairie View Farms in Brookston, Indiana, although reports from the venue suggested that the field there was also extremely muddy.
The 2026 Farm Tour was scheduled to include four stops across Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Michigan.
The tour brings Luke Bryan’s concerts to real working farms while also supporting local farming communities. A portion of the proceeds helps provide scholarships for students from farming families.
For now, fans in Michigan and Pennsylvania are waiting to learn whether the canceled concerts will be rescheduled or officially refunded.
