Zach Bryan‘s Quittin’ Time Tour is his last major tour run, according to the country star, but fans fear not—he’s not quitting shows altogether. Beginning soon, he’s planning to play smaller venues for shorter periods of time, such as a run of three or four shows in a row. His reasoning for this is he wants to spend more time with his family and friends, as well as get more rest between shows.
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He recently played the final show of his longtime tour and made it extra special for one lucky fan. While in Brooklyn, Zach Bryan gave away the last guitar of the last tour stop to one of his fans. Allegedly, at the end of some shows, he will give away his guitar to someone in the audience. A Zach Bryan show is already collaborative, what with all the fans he’s brought on stage to perform with him. However, giving away his guitar is taking it one step further.
Bryan approached a fan behind the barrier and asked, “Do you want this? Do you want this?” The fan, of course, said yes. Bryan responded with, “Merry Christmas,” and handed off the guitar case. While Zach Bryan is calling it quits on the Quittin’ Time Tour, he’ll be back in a much more intimate capacity very soon.
Zach Bryan Commemorates Quittin’ Time Tour with Surprise Live Album
Zach Bryan topped off the end of his tour by releasing a surprise live album featuring performances form the run as well as features by his various special guests. Throughout the tour, he brought out Kacey Musgraves, John Mayer, Maggie Rogers, and many more collaborators and friends.
Released five months after his most recent album, The Great American Bar Scene, the surprise album, titled 24 (Live), comprises 25 tracks recorded at different venues during the tour. Announcing the album’s release on Instagram, Bryan wrote, “The Quittin’ Time Tour is over. The live record is out now. Most beautiful year of my life.”
Standout tracks include “Open the Gate,” “’68 Fastback,” and the fan-favorite “Burn, Burn, Burn.” Collaborations include “Better Days” featuring John Mayer, “Dawns” featuring Maggie Rogers, “I Remember Everything” featuring Kacey Musgraves, and “Hey Driver” featuring The War & Treaty.
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