Zach Bryan will take Young Manhood and Other Donatable Organs on a 23-show stadium run across North America and Australia in 2027. The itinerary spans 19 venues, beginning April 28 at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis and concluding with consecutive dates at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane on December 17 and 18.
The tour follows the planned arrival of Bryan’s EP of the same name. It also comes after he set an attendance record at Gillette Stadium, a clear recent marker of the scale behind a route built entirely around stadiums rather than a mix of arenas and outdoor venues.
AEG Presents is promoting the tour. John Fogerty and Fey Fili are scheduled for the first North American leg; Ryan Bingham and the Texas Gentlemen, along with Gabriella Rose, join the summer western and Canadian dates; Vance Joy and Emma Ogier are set for the Australian shows.
What a stadium-only itinerary means
A stadium tour is exactly what it sounds like: a concert schedule booked in venues principally associated with major sports and large-scale live events. In practical terms, this announcement is notable less for one isolated stop than for its consistency. Every listed date is in a stadium, from Lambeau Field and Soldier Field through SoFi Stadium and Accor Stadium.
That choice makes the route a substantial production undertaking. Stadium bills can accommodate expansive crowds, but they also demand coordination around venue calendars, city travel, staging and the different support lineups attached to each regional section. The schedule has two extended North American blocks separated by more than a month, followed by an Australian leg in December.
For ticket buyers, the key distinction is that dates are grouped by support package, not that every opening act will appear at every concert. The asterisk, number sign and exclamation-point labels in the itinerary indicate which artists are assigned to each part of the trek. Fans considering more than one show should check the specific date rather than assume the same full bill travels throughout.
The news also arrives amid a broader pop-culture conversation about how musicians make and present work, including debates over technology’s place in recording. Questions about the line between AI assistance and AI-made music remain a distinct issue from the traditional live-tour model Bryan’s announcement represents: a long, venue-by-venue run centered on in-person performances.
Presale and public onsale timing
The artist presale is scheduled to begin Wednesday, October 21 at 10 a.m. local time. A local presale follows Thursday, October 22, also at 10 a.m. local time. General public ticket sales begin Friday, October 23 at 10 a.m. local time through ZachBryan.com.
Related coverage includes Zach Bryan Maps 23-Date 2027 Stadium Tour Across North America and Australia.
“Local time” matters on an itinerary that crosses several North American time zones and reaches Australia. It means the onsale starts at 10 a.m. in the time zone of the relevant market, rather than beginning at a single simultaneous nationwide hour. Prospective attendees should therefore use the listing for their chosen venue and confirm the event date and local start time before sale day.
The announced schedule contains two consecutive-night bookings in East Rutherford, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane. Those paired dates give fans in those markets a choice of nights, while the rest of the route is made up of single performances. There is no basis in the announced itinerary to treat any city as having additional dates beyond those listed.
North American dates: April through June
The first portion moves through the Midwest, Northeast and South before finishing in Buffalo. John Fogerty and Fey Fili are listed as support for all dates in this section.
- April 28, 2027: Minneapolis, Minnesota — U.S. Bank Stadium
- May 1, 2027: Indianapolis, Indiana — Lucas Oil Stadium
- May 4, 2027: Green Bay, Wisconsin — Lambeau Field
- May 8, 2027: Chicago, Illinois — Soldier Field
- May 14, 2027: East Rutherford, New Jersey — MetLife Stadium
- May 15, 2027: East Rutherford, New Jersey — MetLife Stadium
- May 18, 2027: Baltimore, Maryland — M&T Bank Stadium
- May 22, 2027: Nashville, Tennessee — Nissan Stadium
- May 25, 2027: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania — Lincoln Financial Field
- May 29, 2027: Atlanta, Georgia — Mercedes-Benz Stadium
- June 2, 2027: Buffalo, New York — Highmark Stadium
The opening date in Minneapolis is a Wednesday, followed by a Saturday in Indianapolis and a Tuesday in Green Bay. That weekday-weekend pattern continues through the first leg, so travel planning should start with the exact calendar listing rather than a presumption that every stop is a weekend event.
The two MetLife Stadium dates on May 14 and 15 are the only back-to-back shows in this first section. Baltimore follows three days later, then Nashville, Philadelphia, Atlanta and Buffalo complete the run. While several of these locations are clustered in the eastern half of the United States, each is a separate ticketed event with its own venue and date.
Summer western and Canadian run
After the June 2 Buffalo date, the tour resumes July 16 in Las Vegas. Ryan Bingham and the Texas Gentlemen and Gabriella Rose are scheduled for these six shows, which include three U.S. cities, one Canadian stop in British Columbia and one in Alberta before a final Idaho date.
- July 16, 2027: Las Vegas, Nevada — Allegiant Stadium
- July 20, 2027: Los Angeles, California — SoFi Stadium
- July 24, 2027: Seattle, Washington — Lumen Field
- July 28, 2027: Vancouver, British Columbia — BC Place
- August 1, 2027: Edmonton, Alberta — Commonwealth Stadium
- August 6, 2027: Boise, Idaho — Albertsons Stadium
The Canadian appearances make the North American portion international before the later Australia trip. Vancouver and Edmonton are the two Canadian markets on the current schedule. For cross-border attendees, the practical takeaway is simple: the dates are in British Columbia and Alberta, respectively, and not interchangeable with nearby U.S. performances.
This leg proceeds at roughly four- and five-day intervals, traveling from Nevada to Southern California, the Pacific Northwest, Canada and Idaho. That spacing reveals the route’s broad geographic reach, but it does not establish details such as set times, venue entry procedures or further guests; none are included in the announcement.
Australia closes the tour in December
The final six dates are concentrated in three Australian cities, each with a two-night stadium stand. Vance Joy and Emma Ogier are listed as support on all Australian performances.
- December 3, 2027: Melbourne, Victoria — Marvel Stadium
- December 4, 2027: Melbourne, Victoria — Marvel Stadium
- December 10, 2027: Sydney, New South Wales — Accor Stadium
- December 11, 2027: Sydney, New South Wales — Accor Stadium
- December 17, 2027: Brisbane, Queensland — Suncorp Stadium
- December 18, 2027: Brisbane, Queensland — Suncorp Stadium
The Australian plan is particularly tidy: two shows in Melbourne, then two in Sydney one week later, then two in Brisbane another week later. It is the only leg composed entirely of back-to-back pairs. For fans deciding between nights in the same city, the current information confirms the shared venue and support billing but does not identify differences in performance content or production between either night.
At-a-glance guide to the announced support
The supporting lineup changes with the tour’s geography. Here is the announced breakdown:
- April 28 to June 2: John Fogerty and Fey Fili
- July 16 to August 6: Ryan Bingham and the Texas Gentlemen, plus Gabriella Rose
- December 3 to December 18: Vance Joy and Emma Ogier
That structure makes the tour three connected stadium runs rather than one fixed package transported unchanged around the world. It is also why the symbols on the published date list are useful: they point to the corresponding support configuration for each date.
At 23 performances in 19 stadiums, the itinerary is a large-scale 2027 commitment across the United States, Canada and Australia. The confirmed information establishes the dates, venues, presale sequence and regional support bills. Beyond that, fans should rely on the official ticketing information for their particular city as sales open.
