Zach Bryan Shocks Fans With Massive 2026 Stadium Tour Reveal — Full Dates Inside

Zach Bryan has officially unveiled plans for his largest tour to date, confirming a global stadium run titled With Heaven On Tour. The trek includes more than 40 dates across North America and Europe, beginning March 7, 2026, and running through October. The announcement follows confirmation of Bryan’s upcoming album With Heaven on Top, which arrives in January. According to Billboard, the scale of the production marks the most ambitious touring effort of Bryan’s career. The new schedule solidifies Bryan’s rise as a major international live act.

Tour Schedule, Venues, and Format

The With Heaven On Tour launch is set for March 7, 2026, in St. Louis at The Dome at America’s Center. Throughout spring, Zach Bryan will perform in major U.S. cities including Tampa, San Antonio, Cleveland, and Phoenix. Beginning in late May, the tour shifts to Europe, with confirmed stops in Berlin, Oslo, Dublin, and London.

Bryan returns to North America in July for a second stadium-heavy leg. Key venues include AT&T Stadium, Gillette Stadium, Empower Field at Mile High, and Globe Life Field—each capable of hosting more than 50,000 attendees. The tour represents a substantial upgrade from Bryan’s previous arena and amphitheater shows and signals his entry into full-scale stadium touring.

The tour supports Bryan’s forthcoming album With Heaven on Top, releasing January 9, 2026, giving fans two months to familiarize themselves with new music before the live shows begin.

Quotes & Analyst Reactions

Industry analysts highlight the significant leap in production scale. A Billboard touring editor noted that “Zach Bryan’s 2026 schedule positions him among the top-performing live acts in country and folk-inspired music.” Another analyst added that the European expansion “signals a broader international demand and mirrors the path taken by country artists who have crossed over into global recognition.”

Rolling Stone praised Bryan’s rotating lineup of supporting acts, calling it “a fan-first design that elevates every stop.” Live Nation representatives said early venue holds indicate “one of the strongest presale demands entering the 2026 touring cycle.”

How It Shapes the Landscape

The expansion of Zach Bryan into stadium touring reshapes expectations for modern country and Americana performers. Bryan’s move into 50,000–70,000 seat venues shows that the genre’s global audience is widening, particularly in Europe. Analysts say the tour may influence booking decisions for other rising artists and encourage promoters to invest in larger-format country shows overseas.

Demand indicators suggest Boston, Denver, London, and Oslo will be among the fastest-selling markets. The tour may also contribute to higher secondary market values, especially in Europe, where country artists seldom perform at stadium scale.

With eleven rotating support acts—Kings of Leon, Alabama Shakes, MJ Lenderman, Dijon, Ben Howard, and others—the tour is structured to appeal to a wide musical audience. The format introduces variety, similar to major multi-act sporting events that rely on depth to maintain fan engagement.

What’s Next

Presale registration is now open at zachbryanpresale.com. The artist presale begins December 3, followed by the general public on-sale December 5, 2025. Ticketmaster will handle primary distribution, and fans are advised to prepare for digital queues due to historically high demand during Bryan’s recent tours.

Additional international dates may be added depending on sales and venue availability. Bryan is also expected to release new singles ahead of his album rollout in early 2026. Further touring announcements could arrive after the album’s debut.

Sources

• Billboard Touring Report

• Rolling Stone Music Desk

• Pollstar Mid-Year Touring Data

• Live Nation Touring Announcements

• iNews Entertainment Desk