Releasing his fifth studio album, The Great American Bar Scene, just last year, Zach Bryan looked to make the most out of 2025 as he focused on touring the world. Looking over the country singer’s schedule, Bryan already lined up concerts in London, Ireland, California, and even Michigan. With dates running until September, it appeared that he wanted to add even more to his plate after announcing he would be performing at Marshall University.
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Excited to share the announcement about his concert at Marshall’s Joan C. Edwards Stadium, Bryan posted a poster of the event on his Instagram. He wrote in the caption, “Last announce of the year! Excited to be back in a place that has always treated my boys and me like family. Playing this one not only because we want to but because @jay_cisco_ would have killed us if we didn’t. Go Herd!”
Barely a few months into 2025 and Bryan already booked up the entire year. And besides performing at the stadium, he will welcome Petey as the supporting act. Scheduled for August 30th, tickets for the event go on sale on March 26th at 6:00 p.m. ET. But before fans jump at the chance to snag a ticket, that sale is only for university students. The general sale will take place on Friday, March 28th at 10:00 a.m. ET.
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Not The First Time Zach Bryan Traveled to Marshall
Excited to welcome Bryan to their university, Marshall also shared the news about having the singer perform in their historic stadium. Surprisingly, Bryan visited the university just last year when his background vocalist Elijah Gastelum received the chance to perform the national anthem when the school went against Appalachian State.
With Bryan wanting to be there to support his friend, the two appeared to have a wonderful time as a video of them at the game landed online. Gaining thousands of likes, fans enjoyed watching the country singer take a break from the stage to simply enjoy some time with his friends. Although one fan suggested, “I think I’m pregnant.”
Already set to perform at Michigan University’s stadium, it seemed like Bryan is slowly crossing off some of the biggest stadiums in college football.
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