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Bryan Martin Addresses Shocking Ejection from His Own Concert by Police

Sep 2, 2025 | News

Country music fans were left in disbelief over the weekend when singer Bryan Martin was forcibly removed from his own concert by police officers at a New York state fair. The incident, which has since gone viral, saw the artist visibly intoxicated and slurring his words on stage, admitting to the crowd that he was ‘a little drunk.’ Despite attempts from his team to intervene, Martin refused to leave the stage, prompting officers to step in and escort him out.

Following the tumultuous event, Bryan Martin took to social media to address the situation and the personal challenges he’s been facing. ‘Sorry I let y’all down tonight,’ he wrote. ‘Truth is I’m not okay.’ The singer candidly revealed that he has been struggling with anxiety and depression, and admitted to breaking his sobriety. Martin has been open about his battles with mental health in the past, and this latest incident marks a significant setback.

The country crooner expressed gratitude for the support of his fans and the many positive experiences he’s had on tour this year, despite this recent hiccup. ‘I’m grateful for the countless good nights we’ve shared this year,’ he continued. In his heartfelt post, Martin acknowledged the need to start fresh, saying, ‘Day one of another one starts today.’

This public declaration was followed by a note of thanks to the local sheriff’s office for their intervention, underscoring his commitment to getting back on track. Martin’s candid admission and determination to seek help have resonated with fans and peers alike, who have flooded his social media with messages of support and encouragement.

Bryan Martin’s story is a sobering reminder of the pressures faced by artists and the importance of addressing mental health openly. As he embarks on this new chapter, both the country music community and his fans are rallying behind him, hopeful for his recovery and return to the stage.

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