Country star Colt Ford has been hospitalized after suffering a heart attack in Arizona, according to multiple reports.

Billboard reported that the “Workin’ On” singer was in the intensive care unit at Banner Desert Medical Center in Mesa, Arizona. Ford was taken to the ICU Thursday night after a performance at Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row in Gilbert, near Phoenix.

According to TMZ, Ford was taken to Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale, Arizona on Friday night. He was listed in stable but critical condition.

Ford reportedly performed a two-and-a-half hour concert at Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row and showed no signs of fatigue or illness during his 17-song set. According to fans, he even held his microphone stand high in the air during his final song, “Cricket on a Line.”

Ford, 53, is a Georgia native known for his mix of country and hip-hop, co-writing Jason Aldean’s “Dirt Road Anthem” and recording the original before it became a No. 1 hit. . Ford has collaborated with artists such as Aldean, Hardy, Toby Keith, Upchurch, Taylor Ray Holbrook, Bubba Sparks, Mitchell Tenpenny, Chase Rice, Tracy Byrd, Tracy Lawrence, and Brantley Gilbert. I’ve been doing it.

According to Billboard, Ford has been open about his past health issues, including surgery for eye cancer and a long battle with the autoimmune disease myasthenia gravis.

“The doctors told me I was a week to 10 days away from having to do full chemotherapy,” he told People magazine in 2021.

It’s unclear how Ford’s upcoming tour dates will be affected. According to his website, he will next appear on “Rock the Country” in Virginia on April 18th and Kentucky on April 19th.

“Sending lots of sweet love and prayers to Colt Ford. May the good Lord heal you and make you well,” one fan wrote on Facebook.

“Thank you Colt Ford for such great songs like Chicken and Biscuits. Get well soon,” another woman said.

“Dear Colt, please know that I’m praying for a full recovery! I’m crazy about your unique music, your fans love you! Especially me,” said a third person. wrote.