Zach Bryan Sets His ‘Manhood’ Tour for 2027
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Zach Bryan has announced a 2027 stadium tour across North America and Australia, named after his forthcoming EP, *Young Manhood and Other Donatable Organs*. The tour will span 23 dates at 19 stadiums, giving the country singer a major international run.
The tour opens in Minneapolis on 28 April and ends in Brisbane on 18 December, with multiple nights in East Rutherford, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane. The eight-song EP is due on 16 October and features Lana Del Rey and Turnpike Troubadours; guest performers on the tour include John Fogerty, Ryan Bingham, Vance Joy and Emma Ogier. Bryan ranked 13th globally on Billboard’s 2025 year-end touring chart, with $159.6 million in gross revenue from 941,000 tickets sold.
- Zach Bryan announced 23 stadium shows for 2027.
- The tour runs from Minneapolis to Brisbane.
- His 2025 tour grossed $159.6 million.
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Zach Bryan is an American country singer-songwriter whose career has grown from releasing music independently to playing large stadiums. His songs often draw on personal experiences and everyday life, helping him reach listeners beyond country music audiences.
A stadium tour is a large-scale series of concerts, and Bryan’s past touring success gives context for the scale of this one. His forthcoming EP, Young Manhood and Other Donatable Organs, features Lana Del Rey and Turnpike Troubadours, while the tour’s guest performers come from country, rock and pop.
The tour links North American and Australian audiences, where live country music has a substantial following. Its size also reflects how touring has become a major part of Bryan’s public profile alongside his recorded music.