A HUGE slate of shows.
After a fairly tumultuous past year, 2026 has been pretty great for Zach Bryan. Shortly after announcing that he’s beginning his sobriety journey late in 2025, he would get married to Samantha Sebastian on New Year’s Eve. Just two weeks later, he’d drop his long-awaited sixth studio album, With Heaven On Top, along with a full-length acoustic version of the record. Delivering another stellar effort, With Heaven On Top would debut #1 on the all-genre Billboard 200, selling 130,00 units in its first week and charting 18/25 songs on the Billboard Hot 100.
Since then, he’s been hitting the road hard on his international run of shows, With Heaven On Tour, which just wrapped up over the weekend in Auburn, Alabama. Kicking off back in March, the “Something in the Orange” singer played a plethora of sold-out shows in the likes of Gillette Stadium (which caused a whole lot of controversy), AT&T Stadium, Bank of America Stadium, Raymond James Stadium, Memorial Stadium and more here in the U.S. He’s also hit the likes of the U.K., Spain, Germany, Denmark, Ireland and the Netherlands across the pond, selling out there as well.
Immediately after wrapping up With Heaven On Tour over the weekend, Bryan would officially announce that his upcoming EP, Young Manhood & Other Donatable Organs, will be released this Friday, October 16th. With the announcement, he confirmed that previously-teased tracks such as “Lodi When,” “Robot Killed The Working Man,” “Backwards,” “You’ll Get By” and the brand new “Dog Days” will be included. Even more excitingly, he’ll be employing the likes of the legendary Turnpike Troubadours and alt-pop star, Lana Del Rey, on the EP as features.
With Young Manhood & Other Donatable Organs fast-approaching, it appears that Bryan is also rolling out a MASSIVE 2027 stadium tour in tandem with the EP’s release.
Earlier in the afternoon, multiple Wisconsin-based news outlets were reporting on a leaked set of dates that is set to include the “Oklahoma Smokeshow” singer headlining the historic Lambeau Field in Green Bay. Around the same time, TikTok users and Reddit threads both shared links and videos of what appeared to be a full list of 2027 tour dates off his website. The dates were quickly taken off the site, but as of right now, it looks like they were just reinstated and formally announced.
Bryan is taking on a hefty 15 shows at the likes of the Chicago Bears’ Soldier Field, the Indianapolis Colts’ Lucas Oil Stadium, the Tennessee Titans’ Nissan Stadium, the Philadelphia Eagles’ Lincoln Financial Field, the Atlanta Falcons’ Mercedes-Benz Stadium and more from April to July of 2027.
It also appears that he will be making a two-night stop in New Jersey once again at Metlife Stadium, as well as additional stops in the likes of Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Minnesota, Seattle and Boise. Additionally, he’ll be making multiple stops in Canada in July and August and an extended stay down under in Australia to wrap the tour up in December after a break during the fall.
Openers will include Ryan Bingham, John Fogerty, Gabriella Rose, Vance Joy, Fey Fili and Emma Ogier.
Zach Bryan 2027 Tour Dates
April 28 — Minneapolis, MN — U.S. Bank Stadium
May 1 — Indianapolis, IN — Lucas Oil Stadium
May 4 — Green Bay, WI — Lambeau Field
May 8 — Chicago, IL — Soldier Field
May 14 — East Rutherford, NJ — Metlife Stadium
May 15 — East Rutherford, NJ — Metlife Stadium
May 18 — Baltimore, MD — M&T Bank Stadium
May 14 — East Rutherford, NJ — Metlife Stadium
May 22 — Nashville, TN — Nissan Stadium
May 25 — Philadelphia, PA — Lincoln Financial Stadium
May 29 — Atlanta, GA — Mercedes-Benz Stadium
June 2 — Buffalo, NY– Highmark Stadium
July 16 — Las Vegas, NV– Allegiant Stadium
July 20 — Los Angeles, CA– SoFi Stadium
July 24 — Seattle, Washington– Lumen Field
July 28 — Vancouver, BC– BC Place
August 1 — Edmonton, AB — Commonwealth Stadium
August 6 — Boise, ID — Albertsons Stadium
December 3 — Melbourne, VIC — Marvel Stadium
December 4 — Melbourne, VIC — Marvel Stadium
December 10 — Sydney, NSW — Accor Stadium
December 11 — Sydney, NSW — Accor Stadium
December 17 — Brisbane, QLD — Suncorp Stadium
December 18 — Brisbane, QLD — Suncorp Stadium
