Zach Bryan Announces One-Off 2025 Show at San Francisco's Golden Gate Park with Kings of Leon

Despite maintaining that he won't technically be ‘touring’, Zach Bryan has added another 2025 show, with the ‘Sweet DeAnn’ crooner performing at San Francisco's Golden Gate Park on Friday, August 15th alongside one of his favourite bands, Kings of Leon.

Tickets go on-sale this Friday, December 5th, 2024 at 12pm local time, with the sprawling venue able to hold around 57,000 attendees - that is, assuming Zach performs at the Polo Field, rather than other smaller parts of the Golden Gate Park such as Lindley Meadow.

It's the latest addition to the ‘Something in the Orange’ singer-songwriter's growing list of 2025 outdoor shows, with Zach Bryan performing three massive shows Dublin's Phoenix Park, a double-header at London's BST Hyde Park and a headline set at Stagecoach.

The folk-country chart-topper will be joining forces with the Kings of Leon again for three blockbuster dates at New Jersey's MetLife Stadium throughout July 2025, with Zach Bryan regularly toasting the impact the ‘Use Somebody’ rockers have had on his music.

The fact that they will be underneath his name on the bill at both the MetLife Stadium and Golden Gate Park is a testament to how emphatic Zach Bryan's ascent has been over the past few years, with Zach now one of the biggest country artists on the planet. Just this week, Spotify Wrapped revealed that Zach Bryan and Morgan Wallen were the third and fourth most streamed artists of 2024 in the US.

When announcing the San Francisco date, Zach Bryan joked about how he thought he should show the West Coast some love as well as the East when plotting his 2025 run, teasing it “felt wrong to give New York some of our only shows next year”.

Although he now has a considerable number of concerts on the books for next year, Zach Bryan is insisting that these shows should not be considered part of a ‘tour’. Zach is planning on taking time off in 2025 to study for his Masters degree in Paris, France.

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