Jason Al -Dayan says it is “very south” for treatment, the ordeal of conversations

Country star Jason compared to It opens around the Route 91 Harvest Festival festival, which was shot, and revealed that he had suffered a collapse in the months that followed the horrific attack.

The 48 -year -old singer was on the stage in Las Vegas on October 1, 2017, when a gunman opened fire on the crowd, killing 60 people and wounding more than 800 people in what remains bloody in the modern history of the United States.

“It was a festival as we did a million times,” Aldean remembers in the Monday episode of Podcast “arms expert expert”. “It was clear that something we were not ready for.”

In the wake of this, the aldean barely had a moment of breathing. He rushed home for his family, showed an emotional appearance in “Saturday Night Live” to honor the victims, and returned to Las Vegas to meet the survivors in the hospital.

“We finally got out of there the next afternoon, the house, and you are just happy to be at home, and my mother’s cry appeared,” Share. “My older daughter was at school, afraid, believing that someone was trying to shoot us, so all the details were still a kind of exit.” “This was difficult. People have not recovered from their wounds yet.”

Despite the emotional weight, Aldean advanced forward with his tour before taking a break to focus on family life when his wife, Brittani, gave birth to their son, Memphis, after two months. He was at home, surrounded by their loved ones, and finally left feelings to catch him. “I was exposed to a collapse in my house one day. It was after my son was born and all of this is the weight of everything, just getting your situation.”

The rural star said he was haunted by the scenarios “What if”. “I ended up spending a moment in my house, where I collapsed somewhat thinking about all the people I could have lost … My wife had eight months with my son and all these things,” I explained. Although none of his crew members were physically damaged, Alden revealed their proximity to the tragedy as one of the tools of his musician stopped a bullet.

Even with relief because his inner circle has survived, Aldean admits that these feelings were complicated. “You are happy with this, but after that, you feel guilty to be happy with the presence of this thing that suffers from guilt,” he said.

When asked if he had requested professional advice, Al -Dayan admitted that he did not. “I think (I) is very south. Here is the paradox. Dax Chipard.

If we look back, Al -Dayan says that the tragedy is permanently related to the city of Las Vegas. “At some point, you can do any kind of running from it or accept it and try to make something good from it. This is a kind of what we tried to do,” he said.

Aden hinted at the idea of ​​returning under different circumstances. “I think this is perhaps in our future to strike Vigas, and do some residency,” the artist said. “But for me to stop roaming and even doing it the way we do … this is what I wanted to do since the time I can remember.”

On the seventh anniversary of the shooting last year, Aldean today celebrated a heart attack, “After 7 years, this day is not easier. Sending love to everyone in the ROUTE 91 family today.”