Zach Bryan Fans, Get Ready — San Antonio Tickets Go On Sale This Week and They’re Expected to Vanish Fast.LC
Zach Bryan sold out two concerts a Frost Bank Center in August 2024, setting a record for venue attendance in the process.
So it’s no surprise that when the Oklahoma singer-songwriter returns to San Antonio in March, he’ll be playing a bigger venue.
Tickets for Bryan’s With Heaven on Tour stop March 21 at the Alamodome go on sale to the general public at noon Friday via Tickemaster. A variety of presales will take place Wednesday and Thursday.
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The tour is named after Bryan’s forthcoming album, “With Heaven on Top,” which will be released early next year.
Caamp, a folk band from Ohio, and J.R. Carroll, who has played with Bryan and released his own album, “Dark Cloud,” in 2024, will open.
Bryan, a Navy veteran who started posting songs online while he still was in the service, is known for his stripped-down storytelling style, which has earned critical raves, hundreds of millions of streams and a Grammy Award for songs such as “Somewhere in the Orange” and “I Remember Everything,” a duet with Kacey Musgraves.
He made news recently when his concert at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor broke George Strait’s record for ticketed attendance at a single concert in the United States.
The Frost Bank attendance record Bryan broke in 2024 also was previously held by the King of Country. Strait, by the way, owns the Alamodome attendance record of 73,086, set in 2013 during his Cowboy Rides Away tour. Whether that record is within Bryan’s reach will depend on how the stage is set up in the ‘dome. Strait’s set was in the round, with a stage in the middle of the stadium. Attendance at Paul McCartney’s recent concert, with the stage set up at one end of the floor, making many seats unusable, was about 45,000.
Either way, Bryan’s concert will be part of a notable run of big shows at the Alamodome in 2026. Already announced are AC/DC, Guns N’ Roses, Iron Maiden and My Chemical Romance, with more to come, according to a venue spokesman.
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