Country’s Zach Bryan is hitting the road next year for a massive arena tour across the U.S. in support of his newly-released self-titled record.
The Quittin’ Time Tour is set to kick-off next spring with a two-night set at Chicago’s United Center. From there, he’ll stop at venues like Brooklyn’s Barclays Center, the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Foxborough’s Gillette Stadium, the Tacoma Dome, and the Golden 1 Center in Sacramento before wrapping-up with two nights at the BOK Center in Tulsa.
Opening acts for the tour include big-name artists like Sheryl Crow, Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, and Turnpike Troubadours. The Middle East, Sierra Ferrell, Matt Maeson, and Levi Turner will also provide support.
The self-titled record marks Bryan’s fourth studio album, following last year’s American Heartbreak. The 2022 LP is considered Bryan’s breakthrough record, producing chart-topping singles like “Sun to Me” and “The Good I’ll Do.”
While tickets have not been released at this time, Bryan is offering presale registration on his website. On the upcoming tour, he’ll be playing a handful of Live Nation-owned venues, including Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena, Edmonton’s Rogers Place, and Rogers Arena in Vancouver.
This is a stark difference from his previous stance on his last tour; Bryan rallied against Live Nation’s Ticketmaster and vowed not to use them. His “Burn, Burn, Burn” tour used venues that did not have exclusive contracts with Ticketmaster, and tickets were primarily sold through AXS, which is owned by AEG Presents.
However, the tour organizers disregarded state law in places where legislatures enacted consumer ticket transfer requirements that conflicted with AXS. The tour risked millions of dollars in fines by failing to activate ticket transfer for concerts in Virginia and New York.
It’s not known which ticketing site Bryan has chosen at this time, but if he decides to go back to Ticketmaster, he wouldn’t be the first artist to backtrack. Both Pearl Jam and Bruce Springsteen had previously feuded with the giant, but inevitably embraced the company when performing at bigger venues.
Find resale ticket links to Bryan’s ongoing tour, as well as a full list of upcoming tour dates, below:
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Zach Bryan 2023 Tour Dates
Aug 29 – Lincoln, NE | Pinnacle Bank Arena
Aug 30 – Kansas City, MO | T-Mobile Center
Sep 23 – Franklin, TN | The Park at Harlinsdale Farm
Sept 24 – Franklin, TN | The Park at Harlinsdale Farm
Oct 7 – Opelika, AL | Sistrunk Farms
Oct 19 – Fort Worth, TX | Texas Motor Speedway
Oct 20 – Fort Worth, TX | Texas Motor Speedway
Oct 21 – Somerville, TX | Snook Rodeo Grounds
Zach Bryan The Quittin’ Time Tour 2024
March 06 — Chicago, IL | United Center
March 07 — Chicago, IL | United Center
March 09 — Pittsburgh, PA | PPG Paints Arena
March 10 — Buffalo, NY | KeyBank Center
March 12 — State College, PA | Bryce Jordan Center
March 14 — Newark, NJ | Prudential Center
March 15 — Newark, NJ | Prudential Center
March 17 — Toronto, ON | Scotiabank Arena
March 18 — Toronto, ON | Scotiabank Arena
March 20 — Milwaukee, WI | Fiserv Forum
March 22 — Birmingham, AL | Legacy Arena at the BJCC
March 25 — Washington, D.C. | Capital One Arena
March 27 — Brooklyn, NY | Barclays Center
March 28 — Brooklyn, NY | Barclays Center
April 26 — Des Moines, IA | Wells Fargo Arena
April 29 — Omaha, NE CHI | Health Center
May 02 — St. Louis, MO | Enterprise Center
May 05 — Greenville, SC | Bon Secours Wellness Arena
May 06 — Greenville, SC | Bon Secours Wellness Arena
May 09 — Knoxville, TN | Thompson-Boling Arena at Food City Center
May 13 — North Little Rock, AR | Simmons Bank Arena
May 14 — North Little Rock, AR | Simmons Bank Arena
May 17 — Oklahoma City, OK | Paycom Center
May 18 — Oklahoma City, OK | Paycom Center
June 07 — Las Vegas, NV | T-Mobile Arena
June 08 — Las Vegas, NV | T-Mobile Arena
June 15 — Denver, CO | Empower Field at Mile High
June 22 — Columbus, OH | Buckeye Country Superfest
June 26 — Foxborough, MA | Gillette Stadium
July 30 — San Antonio, TX | AT&T Center
July 31 — San Antonio, TX | AT&T Center
August 03 — Greensboro, NC | Greensboro Coliseum
August 04 — Greensboro, NC | Greensboro Coliseum
August 07 — Philadelphia, PA | Lincoln Financial Field
August 10 — Atlanta, GA | Mercedes-Benz Stadium
August 14 — Tampa, FL | Raymond James Stadium
August 17 — Arlington, TX | AT&T Stadium
August 20 — Kansas City, MO | T-Mobile Center
August 24 — Minneapolis, MN | U.S. Bank Stadium
August 25 — Grand Forks, ND | Alerus Center
November 17 — Edmonton, AB | Rogers Place
November 18 — Edmonton, AB | Rogers Place
November 20 — Vancouver, BC | Rogers Arena
November 22 — Tacoma, WA | Tacoma Dome
November 23 — Tacoma, WA | Tacoma Dome
November 26 — Portland, OR | Moda Center
November 27 — Portland, OR | Moda Center
November 29 — Sacramento, CA | Golden 1 Center
December 03 — Glendale, AZ | Desert Diamond Arena
December 04 — Glendale, AZ | Desert Diamond Arena
December 06 — Salt Lake City, UT | Delta Center
December 07 — Salt Lake City, UT | Delta Center
December 13 — Tulsa, OK | BOK Center
December 14 — Tulsa, OK | BOK Center
