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Country music star Zach Bryan announces two major Irish gigs
Grammy award-winning country music singer Zach Bryan has announced two headline concerts in Dublin's Phoenix Park for next year.
The American musician will perform at Phoenix Park on Friday, 20 June and Saturday, 21 June with tickets going on sale on Thursday, 5 December on Ticketmaster.
Interestingly, organisers have said that there will be no presale tickets for either gigs.
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Zach Bryan is one of the most popular voices on the country music scene right now, with his Grammy nominated hit Something in the Orange becoming a viral sound on TikTok this year.
Also this year, the country star from Oklahoma won the Grammy for Best Country Duo/Group Performance for the track I Remember Everything featuring Kacey Musgraves.
With over 21.8 billion global streams, tickets to Bryan's show are sure to sell out quickly.
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