Colt Ford ‘s Gilbert Performance Ends in Heart Attack on stage

Country Music Star Colt Ford Reportedly Has Heart Attack After Gig at Gilbert Bar Last Thursday.

Colt Ford, the big name in country music, rocked the stage at Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row in Gilbert. Colt Ford right after his killer performance, he had a heart attack. Now, he’s laid up in the Intensive Care Unit at Banner Desert Medical Center in Mesa. He is trying to get back on his feet soon.

Poor Colt was all set to hit the stage in New Mexico the next day. But all his plans went out the window till he will get well. Turns out, this heart scare isn’t his first rodeo when it comes to health troubles. The guy’s been battling eye cancer and this tricky thing called Myasthenia Gravis, which messes with your muscles and can really throw you for a loop.

Ford was dealing with:

Ford spilled the beans on his Myasthenia Gravis journey, saying it messed with his vision big time. His right eye went rogue, refusing to play nice and making everything look like a trippy lava lamp. Can you imagine trying to see straight with three of your buddies morphing together like a blurry mess? Yeah, that’s what Ford was dealing with.

Tough break for the guy, but here’s hoping he gets back on his feet and back on stage real soon.

Colt Ford, a multi-platinum singer-songwriter, originally from Athens, Georgia, is renowned for his contributions to country music. His claim to fame skyrocketed when he first recorded “Dirt Road Anthem,” a hit track later made famous by Jason Aldean. Ford’s distinctive style, blending elements of country with rap and hip-hop influences, has garnered him a devoted fan base and critical acclaim in the music industry.

Despite facing health challenges such as eye cancer and Myasthenia Gravis, Ford has persevered, continuing to captivate audiences with his soulful lyrics and infectious melodies. His journey from the heart of Georgia to the pinnacle of country music exemplifies resilience, talent, and the enduring spirit of the genre.