The singer died unexpectedly in Nashville
Nineties country hitmaker Daryle Singletary has died at the age of 46, The Music Universe has confirmed. The Cairo, Georgia passed away suddenly and unexpectedly this morning (Mon, Feb 12th) at his home in Nashville from undisclosed causes. However, reports indicate that Singletary died from a blood clot.
News began running rampant earlier today about Singletary’s passing. SiriusXM’s The Highway confirmed the news via a tweet about an hour ago, stating “This is SiriusXM Music News with breaking news. It has been confirmed to us that Daryle Singletary has died at the age of 46. More information coming soon.”
This is SiriusXM Music News with breaking news. It has been confirmed to us that Daryle Singletary has died at the age of 46. More information coming soon. đ pic.twitter.com/M2zXgEHQMs
— SiriusXM The Highway (@SXMTheHighway) February 12, 2018
As of this writing, Singletary’s website and social media pages have yet to confirm the news. However, his booking agency, McAlphin Entertainment, did confirm it via Facebook. “Completely heartbroken to learn of the passing of our friend Daryle Singletary this morning. He was one of the best men we’ve had the privilege to meet and work with in this business, both professionally and personally. Please keep Daryle’s wife, Holly and their four young children in your prayers.”
Following the news, Platinum Records Nashville founder and producer Greg Hudik released the following message as he serviced Singletary’s final single, “We’re Not Going To Hell For Having A Hell Of A Time,” to radio.
“The world lost a true legendary country music troubadour last night. Daryle Singletary truly loved his family, friends, fans and his Lord Jesus Christ,” Hudik says in a statement. “Daryle’s seemed to be in great health and singing better than ever in the studio resently, went I cut two new sides on him. When I heard the news of his passing this morning my heart was crushed. In memory of you buddy I’m blasting your last single. Buddy you passionately loved traditional country music, and country loves you.
“I love you buddy, and I will miss you so much!”
Singletary just kicked off his 2018 tour on Friday in Alabama and performed in Louisiana on Saturday.. The singer released his self-titled debut album on Giant Records in 1995 featuring two Top 5 singles, “I Let Her Lie” and “Too Much Fun.” The singer also released three other Top 40 hits, including “Amen Kind Of Love.”
Singletary leaves behind his wife Holly and four children. More details will be shared as they become available.
Per usual, country stars hit social media following the shocking news.
Iâm shocked and saddened to hear that Daryle Singletary has passed away. He was a true country voice and his talent will be sorely missed. Praying for Daryleâs friends and family. https://t.co/ETYofzufCC
— Travis Tritt (@Travistritt) February 12, 2018
Sorry to hear that a great country voice has passed away. God bless you Daryle Singletary. RIP
— SammyKershaw (@SammyKershaw) February 12, 2018
Just got word that Daryle Singletary has passed away.
Rest in peace Buddy, you sang country like country should be sung.— Charlie Daniels (@CharlieDaniels) February 12, 2018
My good friend and one of the best pure country singers if not the best, Daryle Singletary passed away this morning. Godâs choir just got a lead singer!!!
— Neal McCoy (@NealMcCoy) February 12, 2018
Gonna miss my friend Daryle Singletary! This is my favorite picture of us! Praying for Holly⊠https://t.co/UQMBO5uNTJ
— Mark Wills (@MarkWillsMusic) February 12, 2018
Rest In Peace, Daryle Singletary, pic.twitter.com/fecbQauiAM
— Bellamy Brothers (@BellamyBrothers) February 12, 2018
Reports coming in that Daryle Singletary has died from a blood clot at the age of 46.
Rest in Paradise, brother. Prays to Daryle's wife Holly.— Doug Supernaw (@supernaw_doug) February 12, 2018
HeartbrokenđSad Day…
We lost our Brother, Daryle Singletary @darylesing . One of the Greatest⊠https://t.co/HPbow5urrt— LOCASH (@LOCASHmusic) February 12, 2018
Today we lost a good one. RIP to Daryle Singletary, sending all my thoughts and prayers to his wife Holly and their family. pic.twitter.com/XLUfZ47sWe
— Clay Walker (@ClayWalker) February 12, 2018
So sad that we have lost Daryl Singletary today … He was just 46… Rest Easy Brother #ABrandNewStar https://t.co/bcIBVw0zaQ
— The Oak Ridge Boys (@oakridgeboys) February 12, 2018
My good friend and the greatest voice I ever heard in country music Daryl Singletary died this morning. I canât believe it. He was a good man and father. God give his wife Holly and his 4 young kids comfort and strength. I love you Daryl. Heavens band just got their lead singer.
— Larry The Cable Guy (@GitRDoneLarry) February 12, 2018
Had the pleasure of playing shows over the years with @Darylesing and always sat by the sound board so I could hear the full tone of that incredible country voice. Sad to hear he passed away today. Way too early. #darylesingletary was real deal country. https://t.co/KMQBLYj3hG
— John Rich (@johnrich) February 12, 2018
Prayers for Daryl Singletary's family. We've lost a talented and great man. pic.twitter.com/v3BzhzcwNx
— Aaron Tippin' (@TippinAaron) February 12, 2018