“Last Announce of the Year!”: Zach Bryan Unveils Blockbuster Joan C. Edwards Stadium Show in Huntington, West Virginia

Zach Bryan has added a colossal show at West Virginia's Joan C. Edwards Stadium to his blockbuster 2025 run of dates, with the ‘I Remember Everything’ singer-songwriter taking the stage at the much-loved Huntington venue on August 30th.

The Oklahoma native will be joined by viral US hitmaker, Petey, for the highly anticipated show, with tickets going on general sale from this Friday, March 28th at 10am ET.

The Joan C. Edwards Stadium, which usually plays host to the Marshall Thundering Herd college football team, boasts a capacity of around 40,000, with the largest attendance so far being 41,382. Given the fact that Zach Bryan is headlining venues considerably larger in 2025, such as Michigan Stadium, which can hold over 100,000 attendees, the folk-leaning maverick will surely have his sights set on breaking the record when he storms onto the stage in West Virginia this summer.

Taking to Instagram to announce the momentous Joan C. Edwards Stadium show, Zach Bryan has confirmed this will be the last show he plots for 2025. Bryan has regularly stressed that he won't be embarking on a full-scale ‘tour’, per se, this year.

“Last announce of the year!”, Zach Bryan underlined, “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!”

The Grammy-nominated artist went on to stress, “Gonna be a fun year guys!”, and we have to say we agree, with Zach Bryan set to perform at a smattering of iconic venues in 2025. Next month, Bryan headlines Stagecoach Festival, with dates also on the books at Dublin's Phoenix Park, New Jersey's MetLife Stadium, California's Golden Gate Park, Indiana's Notre Dame Stadium, the Michigan Stadium and more.

Bryan returns to London, UK for a keenly awaited double-header at BST Hyde Park 2025 on June 28th and 29th, with support coming from the likes of Dermot Kennedy, Turnpike Troubadours, Willow Avalon, Noeline Hofmann, Mt. Joy, Ole 60 and Gabriella Rose.

We're hoping Zach Bryan might have an EP and an album's worth of new material to perform by the time his summer shows roll around, with the country titan continuing to tease unreleased music ahead of his forthcoming With Heaven On Top project.

In addition to this EP, Zach Bryan has revealed he's working on his The Great American Bar Scene follow-up album, which is believed to be titled Motorbreath.

Bryan shared what seems to be a Matthew McConaughey-voiced introduction to a documentary tracing the creation of the project, which is billed as his final major label record.

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