Tim McGraw Makes Bold Promise to Fans at First Show Since Major Health Scare
Tim McGraw Makes Bold Promise to Fans at First Show Since Major Health Scare originally appeared on Parade.
shared a video from his first show since a major health scare—and in it, he made a bold promise to fans.
On Saturday, May 31, the country icon, 58, headlined the Music City Rodeo at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville. It was McGraw's debut concert since canceling his Standing Only Room Tour in June 2024.
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In the wake of his milestone performance, the "Live Like You Were Dying" crooner took to Instagram with a video of highlights from the show.
"NASHVILLE!! I love this town!!!" McGraw declared in his update. "Thank you for such a warm welcome for the inaugural year of @musiccityrodeo!"
The montage featured behind-the-scenes shots as well as clips of McGraw singing and the enthusiastic crowd cheering as the fan-favorite track "I Like It, I Love It" played.
At the end of the video, the country crooner made a bold promise to the Music City Rodeo crowd, revealing, "We're going to be here every single year, so I want y'all to keep coming out!"
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In the comments, McGraw's Instagram followers rejoiced over his big return.
One fan wrote, "Oh my dear Mr. McGraw. You are such a wonderful entertainer…your voice, songs and personality are a pleasure to experience. And you are so easy on the 👀."
Another shared, "We are glad you're back and healthy. We love you."
Someone else echoed, "Welcome back to the stage, Sir! You have been missed! Can't wait til the next time," as a different Instagram user agreed, writing, "Doesn't get more epic T!"
Meanwhile, yet another follower begged, "Tim back on tour 2026 🤠."
Ahead of his May 31 concert, McGraw opened up about the seriousness of his health issues.
"I'm getting there," McGraw said of his recovery on The Bobby Bones Show.
The "Humble and Kind" singer explained he underwent three back surgeries and double knee replacements in the past "six or eight months."
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