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Country star Zach Bryan has a new album, and he’s coming to the Linc

The 2024 summer stadium tour schedule is already taking shape.

Country star Zach Bryan performs in the first of two concerts at the Wells Fargo Center Tuesday, May 30, 2023. Bryan, who has just rlkeased a self titled album, is coming back to play Lincoln Financial Field on August 7 of next year.
Country star Zach Bryan performs in the first of two concerts at the Wells Fargo Center Tuesday, May 30, 2023. Bryan, who has just rlkeased a self titled album, is coming back to play Lincoln Financial Field on August 7 of next year.Read moreTom Gralish / Staff Photographer
    by Dan DeLuca
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Country singer Zach Bryan spent a good deal of the last year living in Philadelphia, but it’s unclear if he still has a residence here.

Back in May, when the meteorically rising Oklahoma-raised star was in the midst of his two-night-sold-out stand at the Wells Fargo Center, he posted about his breakup with his Philly-based girlfriend, and he doesn’t post about the Phillies so much anymore. Last week, his publicist said he wasn’t sure where Bryan was living when not on tour these days.

In any case, Bryan is headed back to Philadelphia. On Friday, he released a new album, the scruffy, rough-cut, and uncompromising Zach Bryan, which includes guest spots from Kacey Musgraves, the War and Treaty, and the Lumineers. It’s the first full-length release for the prolific storytelling, self-scrutinizing, and often sorrowful songwriter whose fans sang along to his every word at the Wells Fargo Center in the spring.

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And now, Bryan has announced “The Quittin Time Tour” in support of the new album that will kick off in March and bring him to Lincoln Financial Field on Aug. 7, 2024. Opening acts in Philly are the Turnpike Troubadours and Levi Turner. Jason Isbell, Sheryl Crow, and Sierra Ferrell are opening some other dates on the tour, which includes a State College, Pa., show at the Bryce Jordan Center on March 14.

Bryan, who released a live album in 2022 called All My Homies Hate Ticketmaster (Live at Red Rocks), is making tickets available through zachbryanpresale.com. Registration is open for a presale that begins Sept. 6, with a general sale to follow on Sept. 8.