Country Singer Tyler Farr Hospitalized Following Farm Vehicle Accident, Festival Set Canceled

Farr withdrew from his scheduled performance at the Goshen Stampede in Connecticut on June 13.

Tyler Farr was forced to withdraw from a scheduled festival performance after suffering an injury in a motor vehicle accident on his farm.

The country artist was originally set to appear at the Goshen Stampede in Connecticut on June 13, but organizers announced on Instagram that he would no longer be performing after being hospitalized. According to their statement, Farr was involved in a vehicle incident on his property and was diagnosed with a severe concussion at a local hospital.

Festival officials confirmed that his appearance on June 13, 2026, had been officially canceled and noted that additional updates regarding the event would be shared as they became available. They also extended well wishes for his recovery.

Further details surrounding the accident were not released. Farr later reposted the announcement on his Instagram Stories but did not provide additional information about his condition or the cancellation.

Organizers also revealed that David Foster and the All Stars stepped in to replace him at the event.

Representatives for Farr did not immediately respond to media requests for comment.

On the same day, Farr’s wife, Hannah Freeman Farr, shared a photo on social media showing their 5-year-old daughter, Hollis, attending her first tennis lesson.

Farr and his wife married in October 2016.