Zach Bryan Tickets

Zach Bryan tickets: the songwriter from Oologah

Zach Bryan hails from Oologah, Oklahoma, and built his career while still serving in the US Navy. He ground it out independently, building a devoted audience one fan at a time, before signing with Warner Records. Venue biographies describe him as a captivating storyteller and a tried-and-true performer, and his early records, including DeAnn and Summertime Blues, are still part of his catalogue.

American Heartbreak and the breakthrough

His third album and first studio release for Warner Records, American Heartbreak, entered the Billboard Top Country Albums chart at No. 1 and reached the Top 5 of the Billboard 200. It became the most-streamed country album on Spotify for 2022 and topped The New York Times list of the best albums of that year. "Something in the Orange", now double platinum, gave him his first No. 1 on Billboard Hot Country Songs early in 2023 and a GRAMMY nomination for Best Country Solo Performance.

GRAMMY recognition and later records

At the 2024 GRAMMY Awards, "I Remember Everything", his duet with Kacey Musgraves, won Best Country Duo/Group Performance and was also nominated for Best Country Song, while his self-titled album Zach Bryan was nominated for Best Country Album. The Great American Bar Scene followed, and With Heaven on Top arrived on 9 January 2026. His catalogue also includes "Bowery" with Kings of Leon and a live recording of "Atlantic City" with Bruce Springsteen and Kings of Leon.

How the live show grew

The American Heartbreak Tour sold out every date, taking in theatres, amphitheatres and festival slots at Lollapalooza, Austin City Limits and Stagecoach. His November 2022 show at Red Rocks Amphitheatre became his first live album, All My Homies Hate Ticketmaster (Live from Red Rocks), released digitally on Christmas Day as a thank-you to fans. He also performed "Motorcycle Drive-By" and "Summertime Blues" with his band on Yellowstone.

His homecoming in August 2023 showed the scale of the demand. Two back-to-back nights at Tulsa's BOK Center drew a combined audience of more than 37,000, beating the arena's two-night record previously held by George Strait, and the venue called him an iconic live performer.

A record night at Michigan Stadium

In September 2025, during a fall run of sold-out college football stadiums, Bryan became the first artist ever to headline a concert at Michigan Stadium, the largest stadium in the US. The audience of 112,408 made it the largest ticketed show in US history, with John Mayer as special guest.

Choosing your seats

Stadium and arena dates give you a real choice: floor tickets put you closest to the band, while raised seats in the lower and upper tiers give a fuller view of the stage and the crowd.

Tickets currently start from £40.93. The average starting price across listed events is £54.