Budding country music sensation Zach John King has cancelled multiple upcoming shows as he faces a personal loss.
Zach John King Cancels Concerts Following Fathers Death
Budding country music sensation Zach John King has cancelled multiple upcoming shows as he faces a personal loss.The 29-year-old music artist announced on Insta...
The 29-year-old music artist announced on Instagram this week that his father died suddenly.
Addressing his 190,000 followers on Tuesday, he wrote, 'Friday my dad suddenly went home to Jesus,' before noting, 'I am cancelling the next two weeks of shows to grieve with my family.'
King was slated to appear at a series of fairs and festivals, including opening for Riley Green's Cowboy As It Gets Tour and 's Word On The Street Tour, per Holler.
After the hiatus, he promised, 'Imma do what my dad would want me to do and get back to work.'
Memorializing his father elsewhere in the heartfelt message, he shared: 'He was our family’s rock. My best friend. The greatest man I will ever know. John King was the kind of husband, father, grandfather, friend, and follower of Jesus you’ll only find once in a lifetime.'
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Budding country music sensation Zach John King has cancelled multiple upcoming shows as he faces a personal loss
King was slated to appear at a series of fairs and festivals, including opening for Riley Green's Cowboy As It Gets Tour and Luke Bryan's Word On The Street Tour before kicking off his own tour this fall
The grieving son added about his dad, 'Those that knew him knew his eyes were never fixed on this weary world. It used to frustrate me how joyful he could be even in the worst moment of life. In his own words, that joy came from ‘the hope I have in Jesus.'
'In the literal blink of an eye Friday, he was home with Jesus where his soul longed to be,' he stated.
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The 29-year-old music artist announced on Instagram this week that his father died suddenly
The performer also took to Instagram Stories to share another message with his fans after receiving a wave of support
King's tribute included new and old photos of and with his father, who smiled gleefully in each one
Signing off in his initial post, King wrote, 'I’ll leave y’all with what [my dad] said every morning even when I didn’t want to hear it… “today is the day the Lord has made I will rejoice and be glad in it”. I love you dad. I’ll see you soon.'
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King will be kicking off his own tour, Get to Drinkin', this fall, beginning with a sold out show in Indianapolis on October 1.
Other sold out stops include Columbus, Ohio, Toronto, New York City, and Boston.
The dates extend through the first week of November, finishing in Atlanta, Georgia on the 7th.


