Country music star Morgan Wallen has announced a free show at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee. The show, scheduled for March 12, comes on the heels of the singer's highly publicized controversy last year when a video surfaced showing him using a racial slur. As a result, Wallen was removed from radio playlists, awards shows, and other promotional opportunities.

However, the country star's fans have continued to support him, and his latest album, "Dangerous: The Double Album," has been a commercial success, breaking streaming records and topping charts. Wallen's announcement of the free show at Bridgestone Arena is seen by many as a sign that he is trying to make amends and get his career back on track.

The event will be ticketless, and attendees are encouraged to make a donation to the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, a nonprofit organization that supports various causes in the region. The show is expected to draw a large crowd, and Bridgestone Arena is taking measures to ensure the safety of attendees by requiring masks and implementing other COVID-19 protocols.

Wallen's decision to hold a free show at Bridgestone Arena has generated mixed reactions, with some applauding the move as a step towards redemption, while others criticize the decision as a publicity stunt. Nevertheless, the event is sure to be a significant moment in Wallen's career, as he seeks to move past his past mistakes and regain the trust of his fans and the industry.