In a tender and somber moment, country music legend Alan Jackson appeared in a newly released video just 15 minutes ago, offering a heartfelt message of support to the people of Texas following the devastating floods.
Filmed at his home in Franklin, Tennessee, Alan sat beside a softly lit window, his expression marked by fatigue—a visible sign of his ongoing struggle with Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease. Yet, his voice, though calm and sorrowful, carried unwavering sincerity and compassion.
“Even while facing illness,” he shared, “my heart is with those who are hurting. Texas has always held a special place in my life—its resilience, its people, its soul. And right now, they need us all.”
Alan reflected emotionally on past memories of touring in Texas and connecting with fans over the years. “I think about those loyal folks who showed up no matter the weather,” he said. “Now I’m praying for those very same people—many who’ve lost so much.”
In a touching and unexpected announcement, he revealed plans for a special tribute performance next week, featuring never-before-heard acoustic recordings. All proceeds will go toward Texas flood relief efforts.
“I may not be able to be there in person,” he said softly, “but I can still share my music. I can still stand with you in spirit.”
As the video came to a close, Alan left fans with a powerful line that’s quickly spreading online:
“My old heart may be weary… but it still beats strong for Texas.”
