HARDY Gets Candid About His Struggles With Mental Health And Burnout, Reveals Plans To Scale Back On Touring

The genre-bending star held nothing back in a new interview where he discussed seeking therapy for panic attacks and much more.

In a candid and revealing new interview, HARDY opens up about his mental health challenges and reveals plans to scale back his touring plans amid burnout.

The 33-year-old has captivated country music lovers with his ability to incorporate elements of rock into the genre, making waves with his genre-bending record the mockingbird & THE CROW throughout 2023.

Playing some shows for his supporters – as well as embarking on a tour with his close friend and collaborator Morgan Wallen – life on the road, as well as a terrifying tour bus crash, began to take a toll on the mental health of the “TRUCK BED” singer. Because of this, HARDY slowed down his schedule, enrolled in “a three-day intensive trauma therapy,” and more, finally opening up about the situation in an episode of God’s Country from iHeartPodcasts and MeatEater.

While chatting with the Isbell Brothers – also known as “The Brothers Hunt” – the country-rock superstar gave fans a glimpse into the mental health struggles he faced in the past, as well as a look into the future when it comes to touring.