Concert Rescheduled in Starkville Due to Hurricane Francine
Hardy has announced that his concert, originally scheduled for Thursday, September 12, at Mississippi State Baseball’s Dudy Noble Field, is now being pushed back to Friday, September 13.
Safety First!
This change is largely due to Hurricane Francine approaching the Mississippi area, bringing heavy rain and strong winds expected from Wednesday afternoon through Thursday night. Hardy and his team decided it would be best to delay the show.
In a heartfelt video message, Hardy expressed his concerns, saying, “The last thing that I want is to get halfway through a show and then the show get canceled and then nobody gets to the whole show.” He reassured fans that Friday’s weather looks promising, and that’s when the concert will now take place.
Making Lemonade Out of Lemons
Interestingly enough, there’s a little silver lining to the change in plans! September 13 is also Hardy’s birthday. “If there’s any silver lining, September 13th is my birthday, so the show is now on my birthday and I am excited about that,” he exclaimed.
Who Else is Coming?
Hardy will be joined by fellow Mississippi native Randy Houser and country artist Travis Denning. It’s shaping up to be quite the night of music, with three talented performers making the event memorable.
Hardy’s Impressive Track Record
Hardy has established himself as a powerhouse in country music over the past few years. He’s the creative force behind some of the biggest hits in the genre, including “Sand in my Boots” by Morgan Wallen, “God’s Country” by Blake Shelton, and “Simple” by Florida-Georgia Line.
Ready for a Memorable Night!
If you’ve got plans to see Hardy this Friday, get ready for an unforgettable evening filled with great music, birthday celebrations, and the kind of fun that only a live concert can bring. It looks like Friday will offer the perfect weather to rock out at Dudy Noble Field.
Let’s keep our fingers crossed for beautiful skies and a stellar performance. As Hardy said, “We know for a fact that the weather will be okay the following day on Friday, so that’s when we’re going to do it.”
Stay safe out there, and enjoy the show!
