Bailey Zimmerman stopped his Ohio concert to assist with a “medical emergency” in the audience, ensuring that the fan in need of medical attention received prompt attention.
Halts Production Of Concert To Assist With A “Medical Emergency”
In the midst of his energy-filled set on his sold-out headlining tour on March 9 at The Andrew J Brady Music Center in Cincinnati, the country star suddenly halted production of his concert as he noticed a fan in the crowd needed help. Zimmerman and his band were transitioning from “Fadeaway” to perform “Fix’n To Break” when he instructed his band to stop performing.
“We just got something going on over here, stage left here, if we could get some people over here,” Zimmerman said into his microphone, calling for medical and security personnel to aid the fan in need of assistance.
He then requested that the crowd to make room for personnel to have the space to access and assist the concertgoer. “If we could just make a path for people to get through there [to help]… Thank you so much,” he stated, addressing the capacity crowd.
“Sorry about this, y’all, we just got to take care of this. We really like to take safety into consideration here at BZ Co,” Zimmerman continued, apologizing to the audience for having to stop the show.
Lead Fans In Prayer
Zimmerman then took a moment to pray for the safety of the concertgoer, telling the crowd, “man, we just pray real quick.”
“Dear God, I pray that put your hand on whoever needs help tonight, and you just be with us tonight. It’s in your name we pray, Amen,” Zimmerman said, leading a prayer with the sold out crowd.
Later in the set, he offered a second prayer in honor of the fan who reportedly passed out during the show.
“Put a healing hand on her and let her get better, to your name we pray and play, Amen.” Zimmerman added.
Bailey Zimmerman: RELIGIOUSLY. THE TOUR.
Bailey Zimmerman is currently in the midst of his completely sold out headlining trek, dubbed RELIGIOUSLY. THE TOUR. The highly-anticipated tour kicked off on February 1, 2024, at the Novo in Los Angeles, California and continue through August of 2024.
RELIGIOUSLY. THE TOUR. will make stops across the U.S. in major markets including St. Louis, MO; Philadelphia, PA; Boston, MA and more before heading overseas in May. Produced by Live Nation, the trek features support from fast-rising country singer Josh Ross.
In the midst of his headlining trek, Zimmerman will also join Morgan Wallen on select dates of his newly announced stadium shows. Additionally, Bailey Zimmerman will take the stage to perform at several festivals this summer, including Tortuga Music Festival, Coast City Country, Stagecoach, Tailgate N’ Tallboys Iowa, Patriotic Festival, Tailgate N’ Tallboys Illinois, 2024 CMA Fest, Barefoot Country Music Fest, Cowboys Music Festival Stampede Tent, Goldensky Festival and more.
RELIGIOUSLY: THE ALBUM
The trek comes in support of his record-breaking debut album, RELIGIOUSLY: THE ALBUM. The project arrived in May of 2023 as the biggest streaming debut album of the year across all genres as well as the biggest streaming country debut of all time.
RELIGIOUSLY: THE ALBUM features chart-topping hits and fan-favorite tunes such as “Fall In Love,” “Rock and A Hard Place,” “Religiously,” “Where It Ends” and more.
New Song, “Holy Smokes”
He also recently released his brand-new single, “Holy Smokes,” a tune co-written by Zimmerman alongside Austin Shawn, Ben Stennis, Lauren Hungate and Michael Tyler. “Holy Smokes” marks the first taste of what’s to come on his highly-anticipated sophomore album, which has yet-to-be announced.
“This song takes me back to the first time I fell in love at 17… I hope y’all love it as much as I do,” Zimmerman shared at the time of the track’s release.
He delivered the live debut of the track on opening night of his current headlining tour.
For more information on Bailey Zimmerman’s upcoming tour dates and music, visit his official website HERE.
