Zac Brown Band 2026 Tickets

Zac Brown Band 2026 Tickets

The routing moves deliberately through the Midwest and Northeast before dropping down the East Coast and Southeast, then cutting across the Plains and Upper Midwest. High-demand markets are reflected in multi-night stands, including Forest Hills Stadium in New York and Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado, both scheduled for consecutive performances.

Venues range from major arenas and amphitheaters to stadium dates such as Fenway Park in Boston, underscoring the band's continued crossover draw across country, rock, and jam-leaning audiences.

Support Acts, Confirmed Per Show

Rather than a single opening act, the tour features four prominent artists assigned to specific dates:

• Fitz and The Tantrums open the early Midwest leg in Grand Rapids (July 17) and Cleveland (July 18).
• Old Crow Medicine Show joins select Northeast and Mid-Atlantic stops, including Albany (July 31), Boston (Aug. 2), Pittsburgh (Aug. 13), Columbus (Aug. 14), and Columbia, Md. (Aug. 15).
• Grace Potter appears heavily across late summer and fall dates, including Forest Hills, Philadelphia, Knoxville, Greenville, Greensboro, both Red Rocks shows, and the tour's final Midwest stretch.
• Brothers Osborne anchor much of the central U.S. run, appearing in markets such as Kansas City, St. Louis, Charleston, Tampa, Minneapolis, Sioux Falls, Buffalo, and Detroit.

Two shows — Aug. 6 in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, and Sept. 19 in Hollywood, Florida — currently list no support act.

With 14 Billboard Country Airplay No. 1 hits and eight studio albums behind them, Zac Brown Band enter their latest touring run with a catalog deep enough to shape a show in countless ways. Their work stretches from the triple-platinum debut The Foundation through recent releases like the No Wake Zone EP, and into Love & Fear, which features collaborations with Snoop Dogg, Dolly Parton, and Marcus King. Past tours have drawn strong crowds, including sold-out runs at Red Rocks Amphitheatre and major festival appearances. For longtime fans and newer listeners alike, the current shows are expected to reflect the full arc of the band's career, balancing newer material with songs that have defined their live reputation.

The musical firepower behind Zac Brown Band's current tour centers on frontman Zac Brown and a seasoned ensemble: Jimmy De Martini (fiddle), John Driskell Hopkins (multi-instrumentalist), Coy Bowles (guitar and keyboards), Chris Fryar (drums), Clay Cook (multi-instrumentalist), Matt Mangano (bass), Daniel de los Reyes (percussion), and Caroline Jones, the band's first female member. Their ability to move fluidly between stripped-down acoustic moments and large-scale arena performances remains a defining part of the live experience, particularly across the diverse venues on the 2026 North American run.

Zac Brown Band 2026 Residency Dates and Time-Schedule