Zach Bryan Stops Concert Midway Again After Dejavu Object Throwing Incident

Zach Bryan cannot catch a break in his personal and professional life!

The country music singer has been facing scathing allegations from his ex-girlfriend Brianna "Chickenfry" LaPaglia. However, fans aren't making things easier by throwing things onstage during his performances.

The drama began last weekend at a Washington concert before someone else thought repeating the object-throwing act at Zach Bryan's Portland show would be a good idea. Now, some fans are trying to sell their tickets to his upcoming show in Sacramento, California.

The "Something in the Orange" singer performed at the Moda Center in Portland, Oregon, on Wednesday night. He was reportedly about an hour into his performance when an object from the crowd hit his leg.

Bryan was in the middle of his 2023 song, "Tourniquet," when he stopped to pick up the object and address the crowd. It was unclear what hit him, but reports noted it resembled a Zyn nicotine can. However, what it was didn't bother the singer as he was more focused on who threw it. 

He queried the crowd about the mystery object and the person who threw it before adding: "Let's not be d-cks, huh?" Bryan eventually tossed the item back into the audience before continuing his performance. As stated, a similar incident occurred during his show at the Tacoma Dome in Washington.

Someone threw an object at Bryan, but it accidentally hit his guitarist instead. The country superstar wasted no time halting the concert to discover the culprit before admonishing the crowd, saying: "Don't throw sh-t at concerts," per TMZ.

It was unclear what sparked the sudden hawking of Bryan's Sacramento concert tickets, but some fans noted they had changed their minds. These individuals advertised the sale of their tickets on X, with one writing:

"Would anybody be interested in three Zach Bryan tickets for tonight at Golden 1 Center, Sacramento, CA? My friends and I can't go anymore, but we want people who actually are fans and want to go should dm if interested!"

"I've got x3 Zach Bryan Tickets at Golden 1 Center, Sacramento, CA for Friday, November 29th. Kindly Hit me up if you're interested in them either separately or together," another seller tweeted. A third echoed similar sentiments, asking interested parties to DM them for their tickets.

The sale's pitch continued, with a fourth claiming they had three tickets with a good view from the stage. They also assured others of their legitimacy, offering to show proof of their purchase from Ticketmaster.

Weeks earlier, The Blast reported that Bryan wouldn't be punished for obstruction of a police officer's duty. He was arrested on the charge last year following a verbal argument with the law enforcer who pulled him over for speeding.

Prosecutors initially agreed to postpone charging him for 6 months in May 2024. However, they eventually closed their case against Bryan, citing good behavior. The singer was far from well-behaved in the 2023 footage of his Oklahoma arrest.

Bryan did not mince his words against the officer who stopped him, saying, "F—ing cops are out of hand, truly." He did not stop there even after the cop slammed cuffs on him, with the country star throwing threats.

Following the speeding incident, Bryan was taken into custody and later released on bond. He addressed his poor behavior in a lengthy statement on X, stressing that he was not above the law and had been "mouthing off and acting like an idiot."

"Emotions got the best of me, and I was out of line in the things I said. I support law enforcement as much as anyone can; I was just frustrated in the moment; it was unlike me, and I apologize," he wrote.

"They brought me to jail, and there is a mugshot of me floating around," Bryan added before imploring fans to move on from the incident and concluding with a final apology to police officers. The closure of his obstruction case was a rainbow amid his breakup storm with LaPaglia.

Bryan's image has been repeatedly torn apart by his ex-girlfriend, LaPaglia, with The Blast reporting that she accused him of emotional abuse. She dropped the bombshell allegation during an episode of her "BFFs" podcast, claiming the singer offered her a $12 million NDA deal.

She explained that she would have received "the money over the course of three years" as long as she stayed quiet about the behind-the-scenes details of her relationship with Bryan. Although she was tempted, LaPaglia stressed that she would never be able to sleep if she took the money.

LaPaglia alleged that she was terrified of Bryan because he was emotionally abused. Days before her confession, she claimed the singer had blocked her and her pals on Instagram. Additionally, she refuted his amicable breakup claims, stressing that she was "blindsided" by their sudden split.

Will the rest of 2024 be drama-free for Zach Bryan?