Zach Bryan Jumps Fence to Go After Gavin Adcock at Oklahoma Festival – Backstage Drama Gets Heated
Zach Bryan and Gavin Adcock nearly clash backstage at Born & Raised Festival in Oklahoma after months of beef. See what went down, the history, and fan reactions
Country music got wild this weekend in Pryor, Oklahoma. Zach Bryan – yeah, the “Something in the Orange” guy – was a surprise guest at Born & Raised Festival on Saturday. He hopped on stage with Gabriella Rose for her set… but that wasn’t the only headline. Minutes later, dude was caught on video scaling a barbed‑wire fence backstage, looking like he was ready to throw hands with Gavin Adcock.
The Moment Everyone’s Talking About
Clips all over Insta and TikTok show Bryan climbing over the fence, eyes locked on Adcock (cowboy hat, vest, the whole look). Security jumped in fast, grabbed Bryan before he could get close. Adcock pointing at him, Bryan lunging – total chaos for a few seconds. In one vid, you can hear Bryan yell, “If they open up this f***ing gate, I’ll f***ing kill you.” Adcock fires back with, “I got a show to play, you clown son of a b***h.” Looks like it all went down before Adcock’s set.
Where the Beef Started
This ain’t random. Back in July, a 14‑year‑old fan posted about waiting hours for Bryan to sign an autograph at MetLife Stadium and leaving empty‑handed. Bryan replied online, “You’re not entitled after someone plays two and a half hours to a picture or a hello.” Adcock didn’t like that one bit. On Rolling Stone’s Nashville Now podcast, he said Bryan “puts on a big mask” and “ain’t really that great of a person.” Since then, tension’s been simmering.
Adcock’s Other Feuds
- Been trading shots with Charley Crockett – even held up a shirt with Crockett’s face on stage with Morgan Wallen, who flipped it off for the crowd.
- In June, told a crowd Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter album “ain’t country music” and doubled down in interviews.
Zach Bryan’s Own Drama List
- Public back‑and‑forth with ex Brianna LaPaglia.
- Falling out with fellow Oklahoma singer John Moreland – pulled their collab “Memphis; the Blues” from streaming after Moreland shaded Bryan’s reported $350M publishing deal.
Fan Reactions
Social media’s split – some saying Bryan’s just standing up for himself, others calling it bad look. Either way, the fence‑jump clip is everywhere, and both fanbases are fired up.
Bottom Line
Born & Raised Festival got more than music this year – it got a full‑blown country star standoff. No punches thrown thanks to security, but the feud’s clearly not over. Next time these two end up on the same lineup? Could be fireworks again.
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