Zach Bryan’s Wife Samantha Reveals She’s Working on Women’s Merch For His 2027 Tour: “Been Perfecting Samples All Year”

Hot on the heels of Zach Bryan unveiling his 2027 Young Manhood & Other Donatable Organs Tour, Bryan's wife Samantha has confirmed there will be women's merch next year.

While Zach's merchandise ranges at shows have so far either been focussed on men or broadly unisex, Samantha has made it clear there will be more women's options in 2027. Not only that, but she has been testing the new products herself.

Via an Instagram Story, Samantha reveals that she's been getting messages asking for a women's range, “whole lotta questions about women's merch for the next tour...it's comin”.

Samantha goes on to share that she's “been perfecting samples all year”, before drawing fans’ attention to a photo of her wearing a camo zip hoodie and sweatpants set. She explains, “one of my favorites: a cozy zip set in Zach's classic camo print he's used the last few years”, before admitting they eventually went with a different design, “decided on another color way but was a cutie option”.

Since getting married on New Year's Eve, Zach and Samantha have made a point of showing support for one another's artistry, with Samantha regularly attending Zach's shows and paying tribute to him online, while Zach recently showcased Samantha's artworks and paintings, which she usually donates to local hospitals.

Zach kicks off his 2027 Young Manhood & Other Donatable Organs Tour in Minneapolis next April, with dates on the books in Chicago, Nashville, Atlanta, Buffalo and more, along with a run of shows in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane in December.

The tour has been put together in honour of the ‘Something in the Orange’ hitmaker's new EP, Young Manhood & Other Donatable Organs, which arrives on Friday, October 16th.

The keenly awaited project is set to include a couple of blockbuster features from Lana Del Rey (‘Lies’) and Turnpike Troubadours (‘Plainsman’), as well as long-teased tracks such as ‘Lodi When‘, ‘Dog Days’, ‘Robot Killed The Working Man’ and ‘You'll Get By’.

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