Country musician Zach Bryan has revealed the dates for his 2026 'With Heaven on Tour' world tour, starting in the United States in March and including stops in Europe and the UK. The tour features supporting acts such as Kings of Leon, Alabama Shakes, Dijon, and MJ Lenderman on select dates. This announcement comes ahead of his upcoming album With Heaven on Top, set for release on January 9, 2026.
Tour Overview
Zach Bryan's 'With Heaven on Tour' begins on March 7, 2026, at The Dome at America’s Center in St. Louis, Missouri, with initial U.S. stadium shows through May. The itinerary then shifts to Europe and the UK starting May 27 in San Sebastián, Spain, at Donostia Arena, including multiple nights in London and other major cities. The tour returns to North America in July, wrapping up on October 10 at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Alabama. Full dates include:
- March 7: St. Louis, MO
- March 14: Tampa, FL
- March 21: San Antonio, TX
- March 28: Baton Rouge, LA
- April 11: Louisville, KY
- April 18: Charlotte, NC
- April 25: Lincoln, NE
- May 2: Starkville, MS
- May 9: Cleveland, OH
- May 27: San Sebastián, Spain
- May 31: Berlin, Germany
- June 3: Oslo, Norway
- June 6: Copenhagen, Denmark
- June 9: Eindhoven, Netherlands
- June 12: Liverpool, England
- June 14: Edinburgh, Scotland
- June 16-17: London, England
- June 20-21: Cork, Ireland
- June 23-24: Belfast, Northern Ireland
- July 31-August 1: San Diego, CA
- August 7: Salt Lake City, UT
- August 13-14: Denver, CO
- August 22: Arlington, TX
- September 5: Glendale, AZ
- September 18-19: Dover, DE
- October 2-3: Foxborough, MA
- October 10: Auburn, AL
Supporting Acts
The tour boasts a rotating lineup of openers: Caamp, J.R. Carroll, Kings of Leon, Dijon, Ben Howard, Keenan O’Meara, Fey Fili, MJ Lenderman, Gabriella Rose, Alabama Shakes, and Gregory Alan Isakov. For example, Kings of Leon join for the April 11 show in Louisville, while Alabama Shakes appear in Dover in September.
Background Context
Bryan follows his 2024 album The Great American Bar Scene with singles like 'High Road,' 'Blue Jean Baby,' 'Madeline' (featuring Gabriella Rose), and collaborations with Kings of Leon on 'Bowery' and 'We’re Onto Something.' The tour ties into his teased sixth studio album, With Heaven on Top, confirmed for January 9, 2026. Earlier reports noted Bryan once called it his 'final major label album,' but he has since renewed with Warner Music.