Country music star Morgan Wallen's felony trial has been postponed from August 15 to December 12, as he faces serious charges stemming from an incident where he allegedly threw a chair off the rooftop of Eric Church's bar in Nashville. The chair landed dangerously close—about three feet away—from two Metro Nashville police officers, prompting charges of three counts of reckless endangerment and one misdemeanor count of disorderly conduct. If convicted, Wallen could face up to six years in prison, although legal experts suggest he may serve concurrently, reducing the potential sentence. The incident, which occurred on April 7, has drawn significant public and media attention, particularly due to Wallen's celebrity status and prior controversies. Witnesses reported that Wallen was laughing after throwing the chair, and his legal team acknowledges the complexity of the case, indicating a lengthy legal process ahead. Wallen has expressed remorse for his actions and emphasized his respect for law enforcement while maintaining that his behavior was unacceptable.