Alan Jackson’s wild Texas show ended abruptly after he encouraged fans to climb fences.

Headlining the opening night of the two-day event in front of a crowded crowd, Alan Jackson brought pure country energy to the Two Step Inn music festival in Georgetown, Texas, on Saturday night (April 5).

As the country icon approaches retirement, this performance was Jackson’s first—and probably last—appearance at the renowned Texas event.

However, what began as a traditional musical evening swiftly evolved into one of the tour’s most memorable events.

Alan Jackson Sparks Crowd Frenzy During “Good Time”

While performing his 2008 hit “Good Time,” Alan surprised everyone by encouraging fans to break through barriers. “Climb over them fences and dance up and down these aisles,” he said. “I don’t care. Let’s have a good time.”

Fans hesitated at first, but Alan kept the energy going. “Come on, y’all! Let’s have a good time!” he repeated. As audience members began leaping barricades and gathering closer to the stage, event organizers responded quickly—cutting Jackson’s microphone and halting the show.

A brief pause followed, lasting about 5 to 7 minutes, as security cleared the restricted area. Alan eventually returned to the stage to apologize, telling the audience, “Sorry, y’all. I was just wantin’ to have a good time.”

Although the shutdown momentarily soured the mood, supporters swiftly defended Jackson on social media.

“The 5-minute pause really ruined the show. If no one is getting hurt, then just let them be.”

“Most disrespectful buzzkill I’ve ever seen cutting Alan off.”

“If Alan says it’s not a security issue, it ain’t a security issue.”

Many criticized the festival organizers for stopping one of Alan’s last performances in Texas, claiming it was an unneeded interruption and a “bad look.”

Sweet Moment: Alan Dances with His Wife On Stage

One of the most touching moments of the evening, despite the momentary mayhem, was when Alan brought his 45-year wife, Denise Jackson, onstage to perform “Remember When.”

After asking his band to continue playing, Alan paused the music and took Denise into a gentle slow dance in front of the audience. It was a memorable evening as Alan continued the song and the two kissed while the audience applauded.

Denise has been a silent power behind Alan’s success, accompanying him on his final tour and frequently observing from the audience. Alan has long credited her with his success in both his personal and professional life.

A Farewell Worth Remembering

There are just two stops left on Alan Jackson’s Last Call: One More For The Road Tour.

Tampa, FL – April 26

Milwaukee, WI – May 17

This incredible Texas performance will undoubtedly go down in country music history as a turning point where fans, music, and love came together for one night that will never be forgotten.