AceShowbiz - There appears to be ongoing tension between Gavin Adcock and Zach Bryan, as Adcock recently voiced criticism over Bryan’s response to fans upset after a weather-shortened concert.

On April 25, during a Nebraska performance, Zach Bryan had to cut his set short due to inclement weather. Following the unexpected early end, Bryan publicly apologized to his audience and shared the setlist, noting that approximately six songs were omitted from the planned show.

Despite this, some attendees expressed frustration on social media. One fan commented on X, writing, "Partial refunds need to be given...I know a lot of this was out of your control but we got half a show. Very disappointing." Zach Bryan replied to this complaint with the terse message, "Karen ahhh tweet."

Another fan responded more harshly on X, accusing Bryan of poor communication and describing a difficult experience: "What a scum response to a fan who probably waited all night to see you and the opening artists, I paid over a thousand dollars to see this show and waited in my car for over 4 hours. Minimal communication by the stadium and Zach Bryan himself. Ridiculous." Bryan answered with the same dismissive phrase, "Karen ahhh tweet."

This exchange caught the attention of Gavin Adcock, who commented on a Billboard Country Instagram post about the incident, stating, "Still don't know how to treat fans." This remark highlights the ongoing public discord between the two country artists.

The animosity between Zach Bryan and Gavin Adcock dates back to last year when a fan, later identified as a teenager, expressed disappointment after Bryan declined to take a photo with them during a three-night stint at MetLife Stadium. Bryan addressed the situation in a TikTok video, emphasizing that fans aren’t entitled to pictures or greetings after his two-and-a-half-hour performances. He used the expletive acronym "GOMD" in his response.

Gavin Adcock criticized Bryan’s handling of that moment during an appearance on Rolling Stone's Nashville Now podcast. Adcock described Bryan's reaction as disrespectful, especially toward a young fan. He said, "It wasn't about not wanting to sign autographs after a show, it's like letting a 14-year-old kid rant, without saying, 'get off my d-k.' You're bigger than that."

The feud escalated last September when video footage showed Zach Bryan climbing a fence at Oklahoma’s Born & Raised Festival to confront Gavin Adcock, with others intervening to separate the two artists.

In recent developments, Zach Bryan launched his With Heaven On Tour in March 2026, supporting his new album With Heaven On Top, which includes the single "Plastic Cigarette." Meanwhile, Gavin Adcock released his latest project, Country Never Dies, featuring covers of classic songs from legendary artists like Waylon Jennings, George Jones, and Johnny Cash. Adcock is set to begin his The Day I Hang It Up Tour in May.

The feud between these two country musicians continues to draw attention, fueled by both past conflicts and recent public interactions with fans. As both artists maintain busy touring schedules and new releases, their ongoing disagreements remain a notable subplot within the country music community.

This article is based on reporting originally published by Billboard.