Three songs into his set at the Hard Rock Casino & Hotel, the country singer, 59, felt his vocals giving out as he performed “Wagon Wheel” (2013, as noted by Philly Blurbs. As captured by a fan in the crowd and posted on TikTok, Rucker was surprised by what was happening. He then decided to end the show once the song was over.

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A fan recorded the moment on video while filming the concert on Saturday at the Hard Rock Casino. The day after the show, Rucker apologized to fans on Instagram and tried to explain what happened. "I feel awful and I'm so sorry — I have never lost my voice in all my years of performing," the singer said.

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On Saturday, country music megastar Darius Rucker shocked a New Jersey audience when he stopped performing and said he couldn’t finish the show.

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