Zach Bryan

On July 12, 2026, at the Trianon in Paris, Zach Bryan will come to defend an unadorned country-folk, at the crossroads of country, folk and Americana. Originally from Oologah, Oklahoma, he honed his songwriting during his service in the US Navy, recording stripped-down songs that he posted online. His signature: a prominent guitar, a raw voice, and narrative lyrics that explore rural life, relationships and family memory.

Self-produced at first with DeAnn (2019) and then Elisabeth (2020), he gained a wider audience with American Heartbreak (2022) and the single "Something in the Orange," before following up with the EP Summertime Blues that same year. The album Zach Bryan (2023) and the EP Boys of Faith continued in that vein, featuring a few duets, including with Kacey Musgraves. In 2024, The Great American Bar Scene further refined a songwriting approach that alternates slow ballads and tracks more rooted in alt-country. On stage, Zach Bryan favors spare arrangements and a direct connection to the songs: restrained intensity, dynamics that build without forcing, and a constant attention to the words.