Zach Bryan Has Unveiled The Setlist For His Stagecoach Festival 2025 Set: What's Missing?

Zach Bryan's never afraid to share on social media, and it's safe to say he's given fans a doozy this time.

Ahead of his headline set on the opening night of Stagecoach Festival 2025 this month (April 25), Bryan has been busy putting plans together for his set, inviting fans on Instagram (April 9) to send suggestions of what they want to hear.

"If you guys have any recommendations for the beginning, middle, end of the set, we'll try our best to put them all in there and make everyone happy".

An hour later, Bryan shared a photo of a written out setlist, alongside the caption "gonna be a long one boys n gals bring ur water".

Not only is Bryan suggesting his headline set will be one to get comfortable and stay hydrated for, but he's also offering a greatest-hits package of a concert, full of both huge hits, new, yet to be performed songs and much-loved back catalogue favourites.

So What's Missing From Bryan's Stagecoach 2025 Setlist?

Analysis By Editor Ross Jones

It's undoubtable that, of the selection of shows Bryan has planned for 2025, his Stagecoach headline set and the Michigan Stadium blow out (literally the biggest ticketed show in America of all time) are the two sets that have the potential to not only define Bryan's year, but his career when it comes to impact.

This prospective setlist for Stagecoach gives us a great impression of just how Bryan plans on approaching it - just as he's always done. Sticking to his guns, favouring just as much die-hard deep cuts ('Snow', 'Starved') and latter album personal favourites ('Sand Paper', 'Oak Island') as much as the hymns of the disciples (how else was he going to end it by the 1,2 salvo of 'Burn, Burn, Burn' and 'Revival'?)

The fact 'Heading South' is currently crossed out will certainly have fans up in arms. A song that has been etched into his setlists since the early days, we can't deny it would be a disappointment to not be able to scream back the titular words to him, as we have done throughout his career.

Knowing Bryan, he'll be feeling it out right up to showtime, and the fact 'Whiskey Fever' and 'Oak Island' all remained circled could suggest they are replaced for 'Better Days' (perhaps an early opportunity for a John Mayer appearance?) and TGABS favourite 'Bass Boat'.

Either way, from how it looks so far, this could be one of the definitive Zach Bryan sets.

For Zach Bryan's prospective setlist for Stagecoach Festival 2025, see below:

1. Overtime

2. Open The Gate

3. God Speed

4. Blue Jean Baby (New / Unplayed)

5. Oak Island

6. Whiskey Fever

7. Snow

8. Sand Paper

9. Oklahoma Smokeshow

10. Dawns

11. Motorcycle Drive By

12. Nine Ball

13. East Side of Sorrow

14. Starved

15. WHAN

16. Condemned

17. Pink Skies

18. Dear Miss

19. Tourniquet

20. SITO (Something In The Orange)

21. Heading South / Quittin Time

22. Hey Driver

23. Fifth of May

24. I Remember Everything

25. Burn, Burn, Burn

26. Revival

Potentials:

- Bass Boat

- Better Days

- Twenty So

If the anticipation behind Bryan's big headline set at one of Country's biggest festivals wasn't enough, fans are holding out hope that the Oklahoman will drop more new music to coincide with the performance.

On Monday (April 7), Bryan shared a picture from a studio in New York, where he was joined by a few of his frequent collaborators of late, including Grumpy (aka Heaven Schmitt), Jake Weinberg, Gabe Wax, Monsune, Ana Monwah Lei and Chris Deyo Braun.

The expectation is that Bryan may drop a brand new EP - prospectively titled Heaven On Top - which will feature the two singles he released during the Philadelphia Eagles' now famous run to the Superbowl LIX Championship, 'Dear Miss' and 'Blue Jean Baby'.

Whether Bryan gifts us with new music or not, his set at Stagecoach sets off what is meant to be a relatively quiet year for the singer-songwriter on the touring front.

Bryan has adamantly declared in recent months that he plans on quitting touring, with 2025 marked only by festival appearances and notable headline sets, including 'The Big House' - the first ever show at Ann Arbor's Michigan Stadium, which, having sold out, has become the biggest ticketed concert in American history.

Whether Bryan likes or not, 2025 looks set to be a momentous year for him, kicking off with what looks to be a stagecoach set for the ages.

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