Information current as of October 3, 2026. Tour details change, so confirm times and tickets with the official site or your venue before you travel.
If you searched “zach bryan tour,” you probably want to know one of three things. Is he still playing? Where is the next show? Can you still get in? The short version is that the tour is in its final week, and the details below should help you decide whether to chase a ticket.
Is Zach Bryan still on tour?
Yes, barely. The With Heaven On Tour is down to its last few shows. Foxborough, Massachusetts has its second night at Gillette Stadium tonight (October 3). The announced finale is October 10 at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Alabama. The Auburn show lists Gregory Alan Isakov and Gabriella Rose as support.
I found no officially announced dates after Auburn. The 2027 section below covers what that means for you.
What the With Heaven On Tour is
Bryan announced the tour on November 24, 2025, in a social media post. He said the run was happening because of popular demand and some recent life changes. The tour was billed as his biggest international run yet, with more than 40 dates across North America and Europe.
The tour supports his sixth studio album. That album, With Heaven on Top, was due in January 2026. The names are easy to confuse: the tour is “With Heaven On,” and the album is “With Heaven on Top.
The announcement also surprised some fans. Bryan had vowed to stop touring after the Quittin’ Time run, but he did play a handful of live shows in 2025. One of those, at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor, set a record for the largest single-ticketed concert in U.S. history. The With Heaven On Tour is his first full-scale return since then.
Zach Bryan tour dates for 2026
The tour ran in three phases: a spring U.S. leg, a European and U.K. run, and a summer-through-fall North American leg. I have not verified that every past date went ahead exactly as scheduled, so treat the earlier legs as the planned itinerary.
| Phase | Approximate window | Notable stops |
|---|---|---|
| Spring U.S. leg | March 7 – May 9 | St. Louis, Tampa, San Antonio, Baton Rouge, Tulsa, Louisville, Charlotte, Lincoln, Starkville, Cleveland |
| Europe and U.K. | Late May – June | Berlin, Oslo, Liverpool, Edinburgh, London |
| Summer–fall North America | July 25 – October 10 | Eugene, San Diego, Salt Lake City, Denver, Arlington, Glendale, Dover, Toronto, Foxborough, Auburn |
Spring U.S. leg
The first leg began March 7 at the Dome at America’s Center in St. Louis and ended May 9 at Huntington Bank Field in Cleveland. Along the way it stopped at football stadiums such as Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge, Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte and Memorial Stadium in Lincoln. After the first on-sale, Bryan added Tulsa on April 3 and 4.
Europe and the U.K.
Bryan went overseas after the spring leg. The U.K. stops included Anfield in Liverpool on June 12, Murrayfield in Edinburgh on June 14 and Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London on June 16 and 17. The announcement also named Berlin, Oslo and Cork among the European stops.
Summer and fall in North America
The North American run resumed July 31 at Snapdragon Stadium in San Diego and closes October 10 in Auburn. The December 4 expansion added Eugene on July 25 and Toronto’s Rogers Centre on September 21 and 22.
Ticket marketplaces list the remaining summer and fall dates this way:
- July 25: Eugene, OR, Autzen Stadium
- July 31 and August 1: San Diego, CA, Snapdragon Stadium
- August 7: Salt Lake City, UT, Rice-Eccles Stadium
- August 13 and 14: Denver, CO, Empower Field at Mile High
- August 22: Arlington, TX, AT&T Stadium
- September 5: Glendale, AZ, State Farm Stadium
- September 18 and 19: Dover, DE, The Woodlands of Dover International Speedway
- September 21 and 22: Toronto, ON, Rogers Centre
- October 2 and 3: Foxborough, MA, Gillette Stadium
- October 10: Auburn, AL, Jordan-Hare Stadium
(These dates come from the ticket listings on SeatGeek and NBC Boston’s schedule.)
Where the tour stands today
Only Foxborough night two (tonight) and Auburn remain. If you want to attend, Auburn is the only realistic option for planning ahead. Gillette tickets are still listed on resale marketplaces, but a same-day purchase is a gamble on price and logistics.
Who is opening for Zach Bryan
The support acts rotate by date, so your opener depends on which show you attend. The announced special guests included Kings of Leon, Dijon, Alabama Shakes, Ben Howard, Caamp, MJ Lenderman, Gregory Alan Isakov, J.R. Carroll, Gabriella Rose, Keenan O’Meara and Fey Fili.
A few examples of how the pairings worked:
- Early spring dates: Caamp and J.R. Carroll supported the St. Louis, Tampa and San Antonio shows.
- Kings of Leon: They supported in Louisville, Lincoln and the first Dover night.
- Alabama Shakes: They opened in Eugene and on the second Dover night.
- Summer West Coast and mountain dates: MJ Lenderman and Fey Fili supported San Diego, Salt Lake City and Denver.
- Toronto: Trampled by Turtles and Gabriella Rose supported at Rogers Centre.
- Foxborough and Auburn: Gregory Alan Isakov and Gabriella Rose.
The Gabriella Rose pairing is a natural one. She has collaborated with Bryan on “I Remember Everything” and “Madeline.” That makes it plausible she joins him for those songs, but nothing I found promises it.
Tickets: how they worked and how to buy now
The original sale process
The tour used a registration-based presale. The artist presale began December 3, 2025, through the presale site, and the public on-sale followed on December 5 through his main website. Registration-based systems are meant to screen out bots and prioritize real fans. They also mean the strongest ticket prices are long gone by the time a tour reaches its final dates.
Bryan has a complicated history with big ticketing companies. He released a live album titled All My Homies Hate Ticketmaster, yet his 2024 Gillette Stadium shows were sold through Ticketmaster. I could not confirm which vendors handled every 2026 date. If you want the official channel, start at his website and follow its links rather than trusting a search result.
Buying now
For Foxborough tonight and Auburn on October 10, you are almost certainly looking at the resale market. Prices vary a lot. Listings I found showed starting prices ranging from about $80 to roughly $140 for the Foxborough shows, depending on the marketplace, the night and the seat, with the most expensive seats reaching into the thousands of dollars. Those were snapshots, not current quotes. Resale prices move hourly, and last-minute listings often drop on show day.
A few habits protect you:
- Compare at least two marketplaces. Check the all-in price with fees at checkout, not the headline number.
- Use platforms with a buyer guarantee. Read what it covers before you pay.
- Avoid ticket offers from social media strangers. Screenshots and PDFs are easy to fake or sell twice.
- Confirm the entry method. Most major venues use mobile tickets, so check that yours will transfer to your phone.
- Check the date and venue on the ticket. Foxborough and Auburn each have two similar-sounding listings, including parking-only passes at Gillette.
What to expect at a stadium show
Timing. A local events calendar for the Foxborough shows lists doors at 6 p.m. and the show at 7 p.m. That is a third-party listing, not a venue confirmation, so check the official stadium page. With rotating openers, arriving early is part of the experience. At this scale, the support slot is often a big draw.
Crowd size. A stadium holds far more people than Bryan’s theater days did. Gillette Stadium has nearly 65,000 seats, and floor space pushes concert capacity higher. Expect long lines for parking, concessions and restrooms. Plan your arrival and exit more carefully than you would for a club show.
Setlist. I could not find a verified, current setlist, so I won’t invent one. Bryan has left room for the unexpected. There is no guaranteed surprise-song section, but at Anfield he played a Kings of Leon cover. If you want to preview songs, the live-music database setlist.fm lists past shows.
Practical prep. Check the venue’s bag policy, which is typically strict at stadiums. Dress for the weather, because early October in New England and Alabama can feel very different. Charge your phone before you leave, since your ticket probably lives on it.
Will there be a 2027 tour?
Nothing has been confirmed. One aggregator reported that no 2027 Zach Bryan dates have been officially announced. I found nothing from official sources contradicting that, but I also would not treat a ticket site’s statement as final.
His history gives a mixed signal. He publicly talked about stepping away from touring, then returned. Whether he does that again is unknown. If you want to see him live and miss Auburn, the safest approach is to follow his official channels for announcements and register early for any presale that opens.
Mistakes fans make when researching this tour
Using outdated or mixed-up pages. Some tour sites recycle old copy. One page I found about the 2026 tour included text about the 2024 Quittin’ Time Tour, with a 2024 start date and a December 2024 finish. If a page mixes years, don’t trust its dates.
Confusing tour and album names. “With Heaven On” is the tour. “With Heaven on Top” is the album. Searching the wrong one can surface the wrong results.
Assuming one lineup per city. Dover is the clearest example: Kings of Leon opened the first night and Alabama Shakes the second. Check the opener for your exact date.
Trusting aggregator calendars. Aggregators disagree. One listed Phoenix on September 6 while the Glendale show was announced for September 5 at State Farm Stadium. Glendale is a Phoenix suburb. Verify against the venue or the official announcement.
Waiting for a price drop at the final show. Last-minute prices sometimes fall, but not always. If the show matters to you, set a budget and buy when you hit it.
FAQs
When does the Zach Bryan tour end?
The With Heaven On Tour is scheduled to close October 10, 2026, at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Alabama.
What is the name of Zach Bryan’s 2026 tour?
It is called the With Heaven On Tour. It supports his album With Heaven on Top.
How many shows are on the tour?
The announcement described more than 40 dates across North America and Europe. Dates were added afterward, so the exact final count may differ from the original number.
Who is opening for Zach Bryan in Foxborough and Auburn?
Gregory Alan Isakov and Gabriella Rose are listed for both the Foxborough and Auburn shows.
Did Zach Bryan play outside the U.S.?
Yes. The tour included a Toronto stop and a run through Europe and the U.K. that included Liverpool, Edinburgh and London.
Are tickets still available?
Resale listings existed for Foxborough and Auburn as of this writing. I can’t confirm face-value inventory, so check official channels and compare resale options.
Is Zach Bryan touring in 2027?
No 2027 dates had been officially announced as of this writing.
Does Zach Bryan have a VIP package?
I couldn’t verify VIP details for the remaining dates. Check the official ticket page for your specific show.
Conclusion
The With Heaven On Tour is almost over. If you have tickets for Foxborough tonight, check the start time and plan your arrival. If you’re looking at Auburn on October 10, start by comparing resale prices and buyer protections. Beyond that, no future dates are confirmed, so the best next step is to follow his official channels.
