Zach Bryan Sets a 23-Date Stadium Tour for 2027

Zach Bryan is taking his next release to stadiums in 2027. The singer-songwriter has announced a 23-date tour across North America and Australia, with stops at 19 stadiums between late April and mid-December.

The run shares its name with his forthcoming EP, Young Manhood and Other Donatable Organs, which is scheduled for release on October 16 through Warner Records. The eight-song project includes collaborations with Lana Del Rey and Turnpike Troubadours.

Zach Bryan’s 2027 tour spans two continents

The tour opens April 28 at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis. Its North American schedule includes Soldier Field in Chicago, MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles and stadium dates in Canada.

Bryan will then take the production to Australia in December. The final stretch includes two nights each at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne, Accor Stadium in Sydney and Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane, where the tour is scheduled to close on December 18.

Support will rotate by city rather than follow one fixed lineup. John Fogerty, Ryan Bingham and the Texas Gentlemen, Vance Joy, Fey Fili, Gabriella Rose and Emma Ogier are among the artists booked for selected dates. That mix gives the bill a broad range, from an established rock figure to contemporary country and indie performers.

Ticket sales begin in October

The artist presale is scheduled to begin October 21 at 10 a.m. local time, followed by local presales on October 22. General ticket sales are set for October 23 at 10 a.m. local time.

The stadium scale follows a strong period for Bryan as a live performer. Billboard ranked him No. 13 on its 2025 year-end global touring chart, reporting $159.6 million in gross revenue from 941,000 tickets sold during the tracking period.

With the EP arriving before tickets go on sale, listeners will have time to hear the new material before choosing a date. The schedule also leaves a long gap between the North American finale in August and the Australian shows in December, effectively dividing the tour into two major legs.