Zach Bryan Adds Third Dublin Show Amid Controversy and Rising Fame

December 5, 2024
Zach Bryan Adds Third Dublin Show Amid Controversy and Rising Fame
  • Zach Bryan, a Grammy Award-winning country music star, has announced three concert dates at Phoenix Park in Dublin for June 20-22, 2025, with the first two shows already sold out.

  • Despite these challenges, Bryan's music continues to resonate, with his recent album 'The Great American Bar Scene' debuting at number two on the Billboard 200.

  • With over 30 million albums sold and nearly 30 million monthly listeners on Spotify, Bryan's influence in the country music scene is undeniable.

  • He has also been vocal about ticket prices, aiming to keep them reasonable, although his Irish concert tickets range from €121.25 to €156.25.

  • The addition of a third concert date was prompted by high demand, reflecting Bryan's growing popularity.

  • Currently, he is on his Quittin Time 2024 Tour, which is his largest headlining tour to date, and he has announced additional international concerts for his 2025 World Summer Shows.

  • However, Bryan's personal life has been in the spotlight as well, with allegations of emotional abuse from his ex-girlfriend Brianna LaPaglia, who claimed he attempted to have her sign a $12 million non-disclosure agreement.

  • Bryan has not publicly responded to these allegations, which have added a layer of controversy to his rising fame.

  • Looking ahead, Bryan plans to pursue a Master's degree in Paris in 2025, which may influence his touring schedule.

  • Tickets for the newly added show will go on sale on December 5, 2024, following the rapid sellout of the initial dates.

  • This will mark Bryan's first performance at Phoenix Park, which has hosted major artists like Ed Sheeran and Robbie Williams in the past.

  • Previously, Bryan performed at The Helix in Dublin in April 2023, a venue significantly smaller than Phoenix Park's 100,000 capacity.

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