Zach Bryan Releases Expansive New Album ‘With Heaven On Top’ And Announces Global Stadium Tour

Oologah, Oklahoma-hailing Country singer Zach Bryan has unveiled his long-awaited sixth studio album, With Heaven On Top, out now via Warner Records. The 25-track release marks Bryan’s most expansive body of work to date, written, recorded and produced by the singer-songwriter himself over the past several months in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

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Zach Bryan @ BST Hyde Park 2025 (Bethan Miller-Carey)

Sprawling yet intimate, With Heaven On Top continues Bryan’s reputation for raw, emotionally direct songwriting while widening the scope of his sound and storytelling. Across its 25 songs, the album moves through themes of longing, resilience, memory and home, balancing quiet reflection with moments of widescreen Americana. From stripped-back confessionals to more driving, band-led arrangements, the record feels like a document of both personal and creative evolution.

Tracks such as Down, Down, Stream, Santa Fe, Dry Deserts and South And Pine sit alongside reflective cuts like You Can Still Come Home, All Good Things Past and the title track With Heaven On Top, forming a collection that feels deliberately unfiltered and deeply personal. The scale of the album reflects Bryan’s desire to let songs breathe naturally, resisting trends in favour of honesty and connection.

Alongside the album’s release, Bryan has confirmed an extensive world tour in support of With Heaven On Top, beginning in March 2026. The With Heaven On Tour 2026 will see him headline stadiums across North America and Europe, including multiple nights in major cities and landmark venues. UK and Ireland dates include shows at Anfield Stadium in Liverpool, Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh, Tottenham Stadium in London, and multiple nights in Cork and Belfast.

The tour announcement further cements Bryan’s rise from breakout songwriter to global headliner, with demand reflecting the scale and ambition of his latest release. Tickets for the tour are on sale now.

Upcoming UK & Ireland dates:

JUNE
12th – Liverpool,Anfield Stadium
14th – Edinburgh, Murrayfield Stadium
16th – London, Tottenham Stadium
17th – London, Tottenham Stadium
20th – Cork, Páirc Uí Chaoimh
21st – Cork, Páirc Uí Chaoimh
23rd – Belfast, Boucher Road
24th – Belfast, Boucher Road

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