Following a recently deleted post hinting at its demise, Nashville-based country duo Walker McGuire have now officially confirmed it’s breaking up.
The news came via Instagram last Friday. Their account was promised to be deleted one week after it went live. “As we posted earlier this week, we regret to inform everyone we’ve decided to end Walker McGuire,” they wrote as a shock to many fans.
“We want to thank everyone for their support and for following us on our journey,” they added.
“You guys can keep up with both us at @jordanwalker2 & @mcguirejohn.”
READ MORE: Taylor Swift surprises couple with intimate engagement party performance
As of this writing, neither members have addressed their decision to split up. However, the since-deleted Facebook post in question by many fans suggested their reasoning.
Jordan Walker reportedly chose to focus on his songwriting, while Johnny McGuire is allegedly in the studio working on his debut solo album.
McGuire’s solo work was later confirmed on his personal Instagram, with a picture that reads, “new music coming soon.”
Walker and McGuire formed the band after meeting each other in Nashville. They individually moved to the country capital in 2012 to launch their own music careers.
Walker McGuire were signed to Stoney Creek Records, who they recorded a full self-titled EP with in 2018. They are no longer listed on the site and fans are speculating they were dropped from the label.
The Walker McGuire Facebook page — which accumulated more than 50,000 likes — now only reads “thank you,” in its “about” section.
READ MORE: Miranda Lambert reveals secret marriage
Upon hearing the news, fans were left both confused and shocked. They expressed their sorrows over Twitter.
The five-track Walker McGuire EP was released in January of 2018. Since then, the duo has released three singles: You Don’t Even Know, I’m On it and their most recent and successful effort, Growin’ Up.
READ MORE: Rascal Flatts announces tour, including 1 Canadian date
As of this writing, it’s unclear whether Walker McGuire will finish any of their currently scheduled performances.
They have five remaining shows booked across the U.S.
Remaining Walker McGuire tour dates
Feb. 28 — Denver, Colo.
March 1 — Colorado Springs, Colo.
March 2 — Albuquerque, N.M.
March 21 — Mt. Olive, N.C.
Apr 13 — Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
- Law (Taylor’s Version): 1st-ever Taylor Swift law course in Canada comes to Queen’s University
- Randy Bachman plans to auction off 200 of his guitars next month
- Taylor Swift surprises fans with double album, ‘The Tortured Poets Department’
- Quebec artists demand more provincial funding, say many struggle to ‘work creatively’
Comments