Zach Bryan is no stranger to the stage, having performed all across the nation for the past seven years.
The singer won multiple honors, including Best Country Duo/Group Performance at the 2024 Grammy Honors for "I Remember Everything," and sold over 30 million copies of her four studio albums.
Zach Bryan Commits Mortifying Error in Buffalo
But even the best performers can sometimes have their confused moments, particularly when holding concerts for a while. Some venues can start to look the same as each other.
This is why Bryan, in his Quittin' Time Tour, as he entertained the crowd with his music, called Buffalo, Pittsburg instead, to his mortification.
Bryan performed in Pittsburgh before traveling to Buffalo.He asked, "How's everyone feeling in Pittsburgh this evening?" to the Buffalo audience.
Boos flooded the arena as a result of that single statement, setting up a furious outcry from the audience.
Bryan urged, "Oh, I effed up. Guys, I'm so sorry we were in Pittsburgh last night. I swear to God, I know we are in Buffalo. Damnit....I am so sorry, Buffalo. So sorry!"
Bryan said that this wasn't the first time he had misplaced himself when speaking to a crowd in an attempt to win them over. "That's happened to me one other time in my life. I was in Detroit, and I almost got fought by four dudes in a parking lot. I really, really apologize, Buffalo. This is a song I wrote called 'Burn, Burn, Burn.' Please don't hate me; love you!"
Even after performing his song, Bryan apologized again for his mistake, "I'm seriously so sorry."
Fans Defend Zach Bryan
One fan who happened to be present that evening defended the singer, saying before his mistake, he called out Buffalo correctly.
"I was there for this! I actually thought he was kidding at first! He mentioned Buffalo about 30 times prior to this moment."
Another person added, "It's insane this doesn't happen more often. All the arenas look the same."
Bryan's error seemed humorous for those who happened to be at the event, as fans are aware of how difficult it can be to play in multiple places throughout the week.
In other news, Zach Bryan's self-titled project has reclaimed the second top slot on the country albums chart this week with 38K in total consumption, as reported by Luminate data.
Morgan Wallen's "One Thing At A Time" continues its reign at No. 1 with 68K.
