Tim McGraw went skydiving, rocky mountain climbing. But this time, he’s shocking his fans by going bald.
The “I Like it, I Love it” singer stumped his fans with a new, unrecognizable look Tuesday, debuting a shaved head and ripped physique while out and about in Nashville, Tenn.
McGraw, 58, was photographed sporting a fairly casual look on his way to a local recording studio. He wore a pair of green cargo pants, a burgundy T-shirt and some colorful blue and orange sneakers, as seen in photos obtained by Page Six.
While he was missing his typical hair on top of his head, he still kept his salt-and-pepper beard that has become a part of his signature look over the years.
The musician added a special flair to the look with a pair of dark shades as he walked through the streets, offering a smirk for the cameras.
Tuesday’s sighting appears to confirm the country singer is all patched up after he recently revealed he underwent “three back surgeries” and a double knee replacement earlier this year during his appearance on the “The Bobby Bones Show” in May.
The following month, McGraw shared an Instagram photo of himself wielding a cane as he posed for a picture with his wife during their European vacation.
“Hangin with my baby in Copenhagen to see @audreymcgraw on tour with the fabulous @brandicarlile,” he captioned the carousel of pictures.
It’s unclear what McGraw is currently cooking up in the studio, but the country star is expected to perform at a pregame concert between the Atlanta Braves and the Cincinnati Reds at the MLB Speedway Classic in Bristol, Tenn., on Saturday.
He’s also scheduled to start touring on Aug. 30 with shows running through Nov. 1, according to his website.
McGraw’s new look is yet another head-turner after he shocked his fans in November 2024 when he debuted his shorter dark brown hair while walking the Beatles ’64 documentary red carpet in New York City with his wife of 28 years, Faith Hill.
He notably went without his signature cowboy hat for the high-profile outing, per photos published by E! News at the time.