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Luke Bryan Cancels First Farm Tour Stop in South Carolina Due to Hurricane Matthew

Posted on October 4, 2016

According to Luke Bryan’s website, the Georgia native has cancelled the first stop of his 2016 Farm Tour in South Carolina due to Hurricane Matthew, which is expected to make landfall in the area.

Posted on Luke’s farm tour page was a note about the cancellation:

Due to Hurricane Matthew evacuation orders that begin on Wednesday in the coastal areas of South Carolina that will impact the traffic routes to the farm, the Luke Bryan Farm Tour 2016 at Culler Farms in Gaston, S.C. tomorrow, Oct. 5 will be cancelled. Full refunds will be provided within the next 72 hours with confirmation being sent via email.

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Luke’s Farm Tour was slated to kick off tomorrow in Gaston, S.C., but will now start in Greenback, Tenn., at Maple Lane Farms on Oct. 6.

NCD is hoping that all those in the path of Hurricane Matthew will remain safe.

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