Nation music star Morgan Wallen has been sentenced to 2 years’ probation after throwing a chair from the roof of a Tennessee bar.

The I Had Some Assist singer should additionally spend seven days at an training centre for driving beneath the affect after he pleaded responsible to 2 counts of reckless endangerment.

The 31-year-old was arrested after throwing a chair on 7 April this 12 months from the roof of the six-storey Chief’s bar, which is owned by fellow Nation star Eric Church. The seat plummeted to Broadway – a significant thoroughfare of bars and music venues within the coronary heart of Nashville.

Wallen is greatest recognized for his chart-topping track Final Evening from his award-winning album One Factor at a Time and for his early success on the NBC present The Voice.

The chair-throwing incident passed off as Chief’s celebrated its opening weekend.

Wallen was booked into jail a day later and subsequently launched.

He apologised for the incident on social media.

“I’ve touched base with Nashville legislation enforcement, my household, and the great folks at Chief’,” he wrote on social media.

“I am not pleased with my habits, and I settle for duty.”

It was not Wallen’s first brush with the legislation.

He was beforehand arrested in Could 2020 for public intoxication and disorderly conduct exterior Child Rock’s honky-tonk bar within the leisure district, The Tennessean newspaper reported.

In 2021, he made headlines after he was caught on video shouting a racial slur exterior his Tennessee dwelling.

That incident resulted within the lack of his recording contract. He was dropped from nation radio stations and suspended type the Nation Music Awards for 3 years.

Wallen later apologised for his actions. “There is no excuse. I’ve by no means made an excuse. I by no means will make an excuse,” he informed Billboard journal in an interview.

Regardless of these controversies, he was named entertainer of the 12 months ultimately month’s CMA awards.