Eric Church's Nashville bar has officially responded to Morgan Wallen's arrest at the venue.
The Chief’s official Instagram account shared a photo on Tuesday of a new sign outside the establishment that reads: “Our pigs fly, our chairs don’t.” See the postfor allegedly throwing a chair off the six-story roof the Broadway Street bar. Two Metro Nashville Police Department officers were reportedly standing below on the street when the chair landed just three feet from them.
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