Zach Top Teams up With the Red Clay Strays Frontman Brandon Coleman To Cover Genesis at His Nashville Show
Zach Top ended his Cold Beer & Country Music Tour with a sold-out Nashville show, bringing The Red Clay Strays’ Brandon Coleman on stage for a surprise Genesis cover. The collaboration stood out because Top said he had only settled on “That’s All” earlier that day, after the song came up during soundcheck.
Top also performed “Seminole Wind” and “9 to 5”, and joined opener Lukas Nelson for Willie Nelson’s “Last Thing I Needed First Thing This Morning”. The North American tour supported Top’s album *Ain’t in It for My Health*, which won the Grammy for Best Traditional Country Album. He is due to play near Nashville on 1 November, then return to the stage at California’s Stagecoach festival on 24 April 2027.
In short
- Zach Top and Brandon Coleman covered Genesis at a sold-out Nashville show.
- They put “That’s All” together on the day of the performance.
- Top’s tour ended after a Grammy-winning album campaign.
Explained simply
Zach Top is a country singer whose album Ain’t in It for My Health won the Grammy for Best Traditional Country Album. The album’s title also gave its name to his Cold Beer & Country Music Tour, a run of North American concerts.
Brandon Coleman is the lead singer of The Red Clay Strays, a band that blends country, rock and roots music. Genesis are a British rock band, and “That’s All” is one of their songs; the collaboration brought together performers from different musical traditions.