Zach Bryan is embarking on a 10-month-long tour in North America in support of his recently released self-titled album.
Titled the "Quittin Time Tour" the US Navy veteran turned country superstar is set to kick off his tour on March 2024 in a two-day show in Chicago's United Center.
Bryan will be on the road for 10 months, stopping over in Canada, New York, Las Vegas, and California, before capping off in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Zach Bryan Tour Guests
It's going to be a breath of fresh air as Zach Bryan will be supported by Country music superstars who are used to doing their headlining tours. Sheryl Crow and Jason Isbell of the 400 Unit will serve as Zach Bryan's tour guests. It also includes Sierra Ferrell, Middle East, Matt Maeson, Levi Turner, and Turnpike Troubadours.
How to Buy Zach Bryan Tour Tickets?
Good news for Zach Bryan fans - he won't be teaming up with Live Nation and Ticketmaster, as he publicly expressed his hatred of the companies.
As of now, per Variety, fans interested in buying Zach Bryan tickets can register on this link to get a presale code. Ticket presale for the Zach Bryan tour will begin on Sep. 6, 2023.
Check out the Zach Bryan tour dates below:
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Zach Bryan Tour 2024 Dates, Venues
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March 6, 7, in Chicago, IL, at United Center
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March 9, in Pittsburgh, PA, at PPG Paints Arena
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March 10, in Buffalo, NY, at KeyBank Center
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March 12, in State College, PA, at Bryce Jordan Center
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March 14, 15, in Newark, NJ, at Prudential Center
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March 17, 18, in Toronto, ON, at Scotiabank Arena
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March 20, in Milwaukee, WI, at Fiserv Forum
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March 22, in Birmingham, AL, at Legacy Arena at the BJCC
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March 25, in Washington, D.C., at Capital One Arena
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March 27, 28, in Brooklyn, NY, at Barclays Center
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April 26, in Des Moines, IA, at Wells Fargo Arena
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April 29, in Omaha, NE, at CHI Health Center
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May 2, in St. Louis, MO, at Enterprise Center
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May 5, 6, in Greenville, SC, at Bon Secours Wellness Arena
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May 09, in Knoxville, TN, at Thompson-Boling Arena at Food City Center
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May 13, 14, in North Little Rock, AR, at Simmons Bank Arena
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May 17, 18, in Oklahoma City, OK, at Paycom Center
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June 7, 8, in Las Vegas, NV, at T-Mobile Arena
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June 15, in Denver, CO, at Empower Field at Mile High
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June 22, in Columbus, OH, at Buckeye Country Superfest
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June 26, in Foxborough, MA, at Gillette Stadium
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July 30, 31, in San Antonio, TX, at AT&T Center
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Aug. 3, 4, in Greensboro, NC, at Greensboro Coliseum
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Aug. 7, in Philadelphia, PA, at Lincoln Financial Field
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Aug. 10, in Atlanta, GA, at Mercedes-Benz Stadium
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Aug. 14, in Tampa, FL, at Raymond James Stadium
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Aug. 17, in Arlington, TX, at AT&T Stadium
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Aug. 20, in Kansas City, MO, at T-Mobile Center
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Aug. 24, in Minneapolis, MN, at U.S. Bank Stadium
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Aug. 25, in Grand Forks, ND, at Alerus Center
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Nov. 17, 18, in Edmonton, AB, at Rogers Place
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Nov. 20, in Vancouver, BC, at Rogers Arena
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Nov. 22, 23, in Tacoma, WA, at Tacoma Dome
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Nov. 26, 27, in Portland, OR, at Moda Center
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Nov. 29, in Sacramento, CA, at Golden 1 Center
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Dec. 3, 4, in Glendale, AZ, at Desert Diamond Arena
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Dec. 6, 7, in Salt Lake City, UT, at Delta Center
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Dec. 13, 14, in Tulsa, OK, at BOK Center
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