The fans of earthly music fans in the world Augusting amphitheater got more than they negotiated during Brad PaisleyA recent concert when a sudden shock of lightning lit the night, and almost stopped the show.

Viral clip from August performance shows the Paisley Mid-song, effortlessly expanding through the Guitar Solo. But as soon as it returns to the microphone, the giant screen behind it flashes on static, the sound distorts, and the microprepor, and the microcim is released by the odd noise.

Brad Paisley Pauses, looking around visible confusion, before I say something in a microphone that is hard to perform because of the crowds.

The cheerleaders quickly realized what happened. Lightning hit the St. Augustine amphitheater, sending a shock through the site system. The moment skipped a bunch in Sanis, and the comment section illuminated the reactions.

"I had a lady almost jumping over my chair on my back. It was crazy!" One fan reminded as someone else joked, "This and others made the whole room of the Floridian jump. That says a lot. He was still so great!"

Others stuck with their close calls. "That's why I jumped and the other on the right side of the stage was close to," he wrote one.

Another student acknowledged, "I felt so bad for people on top just shooting."

The user of the Tictoka Ava Brown, who published a part of the incident, "Girl, I was there ... My mom got a picture before and I ran away so fast, but he was so good from what I saw."

Paisley called on the central ingredients, calming down as he told fans, "they are those who call this speed speed, not me." He then crossed the guitar on each of them, playing, and additionally adds: "This is not a bribe ... Well, maybe just a little."

The audience broke out of laughter, and the Bridgeport Police Department even published the urnbean exchange over the Internet. While the song was wrapped, Paisley was shaking with the officers, earning an ovation view from the crowd.

Brad Paisley makes headlines outside the stage this week, thanks to a large career milestone.

On Wednesday Nashville Slowswriters Hall of Fame announced 2025 induct class during the press conference in the historic Colombian study in Nashville. Among the honors are Paisley and the legendary singer-ameriter Emmylou Harris, both celebrated for their decades of styling narrative traditions of story story story.

The announcementMade with a hallway Fame table chair Rich Hallworth and CEO mark Mark, cement Paisley's status as one of the most influential votes of genres, not just behind the microphone, but behind the pen.

Brad Paisley may have carved his legendary place in state music, but he was never shy about who inspired him the most. One and only Alan Jackson.

Talking Earth nowPaisley discovered that the singer "Chattahoochee" is his top hero from the country from the very beginning of his career. Paisley recalled to Jackson's accession to the tour at his early days, when he still played only a few songs in the set.