Having just wrapped up a short tour of U.S. arenas, Zach Bryan has plans to go much bigger in 2024, both in tour length and, in several cases, venue size. The singer-songwriter announced the “Quittin Time Tour” tour Monday, an outing that will see him on the road ffrom March through December, hitting arenas most of the way but also making a good number of stops in stadiums.
Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit and Sheryl Crow, whom most music fans are used to seeing as longtime headliners, are among the artists set to open shows for the 27-year-old phenomenon in stadiums along the routing. Other openers include Turnpike Troubadours, Sierra Ferrell (who has a featured appearance on Bryan’s just-released album), the Middle East, Matt Maeson and Levi Turner (who is signed to Bryan’s label and is the one constant among the openers on the tour).
The news comes right on the heels of the self-titled album “Zach Bryan” being released by Warner Records this past Friday, and the close of the “Burn, Burn, Burn Tour” over the weekend.
The tour is being promoted by AEG Presents. Tickets for most of the shows will be available through Ticketmaster — unlike the 2023 tour, where Bryan made a point of only playing venues where Ticketmaster did not have to be used for ticketing. A look at Ticketmaster presale links shows that 42 of the Bryan shows next year will be on sale through that ticketing service, out of 54 dates on the itinerary. Tickets are also available on resale sites such as Stubhub, Vividseats and SeatGeek.
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However, Ticketmaster is not handling the registration process or distributing codes for any of the shows — AEG Presents is handling those duties for all dates, including those ticketed by Ticketmaster.
Despite the 10-month length of the tour, it is missing a few major markets — notably southern California, where Bryan just played a sold-out show at Crypto Arena five nights ago — which might lead to a suspicion that not all the tour dates have been filled in just yet.
Where Bryan is playing arenas instead of stadiums, most of those cities are getting two-night stands from the singer, including the tour-opening gigs March 6-7 in Chicago and the closing stint Dec. 13-14 in his hometown of Tulsa.
The stadium appearances include shows in the greater Dallas area, the Boston area, Denver, Atlanta, Tampa and Minneapolis. Isbell will be joining the tour in Tampa, Arlington, TX, and Foxborough, MA. Crow is on the bill in Atlanta.
As with his just-completed tour, Bryan is expected to keep a tight lid on ticket resale possibilities. In advance of tickets going on sale, fans will need to pre-register here to sign up for a presale code. The presale begins Sept. 6, for those who are sent the code. The general on-sale date is Sept. 8.
The full 2024 tour itinerary for Bryan:
March 06 Chicago, IL United Center*^
March 07 Chicago, IL United Center*^
March 09 Pittsburgh, PAPPG Paints Arena*^
March 10 Buffalo, NY KeyBank Center*^
March 12 State College, PABryce Jordan Center*^
March 14 Newark, NJ Prudential Center*^
March 15 Newark, NJ Prudential Center*^
March 17 Toronto, ON Scotiabank Arena*^
March 18 Toronto, ON Scotiabank Arena*^
March 20 Milwaukee, WI Fiserv Forum*^
March 22 Birmingham, AL Legacy Arena at the BJCC*^
March 25 Washington, D.C.Capital One Arena*^
March 27 Brooklyn, NYBarclays Center*^
March 28 Brooklyn, NYBarclays Center*^
April 26 Des Moines, IA Wells Fargo Arena*^
April 29 Omaha, NE CHI Health Center*^
May 02 St. Louis, MOEnterprise Center*^
May 05 Greenville, SCBon Secours Wellness Arena*^
May 06 Greenville, SCBon Secours Wellness Arena*^
May 09 Knoxville, TN Thompson-Boling Arena at Food City Center*^
May 13 North Little Rock, ARSimmons Bank Arena*^
May 14 North Little Rock, ARSimmons Bank Arena*^
May 17 Oklahoma City, OK Paycom Center*^
May 18 Oklahoma City, OK Paycom Center*^
June 07 Las Vegas, NV T-Mobile Arena#^
June 08 Las Vegas, NV T-Mobile Arena#^
June 15 Denver, CO Empower Field at Mile High#^
June 22 Columbus, OH Buckeye Country Superfest
June 26 Foxborough, MA Gillette Stadium+^
July 30 San Antonio, TX AT&T Center@^
July 31 San Antonio, TX AT&T Center@^
August 03 Greensboro, NCGreensboro Coliseum@^
August 04 Greensboro, NCGreensboro Coliseum@^
August 07 Philadelphia, PA Lincoln Financial Field%^
August 10 Atlanta, GA Mercedes-Benz Stadium!^
August 14 Tampa, FL Raymond James Stadium+^
August 17 Arlington, TX AT&T Stadium+^
August 20 Kansas City, MO T-Mobile Center@^
August 24 Minneapolis, MN U.S. Bank Stadium%^
August 25 Grand Forks, NDAlerus Center@^
November 17 Edmonton, AB Rogers Place@^
November 18 Edmonton, AB Rogers Place@^
November 20 Vancouver, BC Rogers Arena@^
November 22 Tacoma, WATacoma Dome@^
November 23 Tacoma, WATacoma Dome@^
November 26 Portland, ORModa Center@^
November 27 Portland, ORModa Center@^
November 29 Sacramento, CAGolden 1 Center@^
December 03 Glendale, AZDesert Diamond Arena@^
December 04 Glendale, AZDesert Diamond Arena@^
December 06 Salt Lake City, UTDelta Center@^
December 07 Salt Lake City, UTDelta Center@^
December 13 Tulsa, OK BOK Center@^
December 14 Tulsa, OK BOK Center@^
Support Acts:*The Middle East
+Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit
%Turnpike Troubadours
!Sheryl Crow
#Sierra Ferrell
@Matt Maeson
^Levi Turner
