Zach Bryan Is Giving Fans Live Recordings Of Shows On ‘Quittin’ Time Tour’
First and foremost, Zach Bryan is a man of the people. His fans always come first and once again, he doesn’t disappoint. With every show, Zach Bryan is giving fans access to live recordings of shows on the ‘Quittin’ Time Tour’.
In true Zach Bryan fashion, he went to Twitter/X for his next announcement. The “Something in the Orange” singer said, “this is the quittin time tour and we’re giving physical tickets at the door. There’s a QR code on that ticket; soon, whether you’ve already attended a show or if you’re going to, you can scan that and get a complete live recording of the show you attended besides unreleased tunes”.
I think this is such an awesome idea and brings me back to the days when artists used to put out LIVE albums.
Will Zach Bryan Tease More New Music On The “Quittin’ Time Tour’?
Zach Bryan isn’t one to shy away from constantly putting out new music. Some artists wait years to release new music after an album, let alone dishing out a monstrous 50+ songs since 2022.
Earlier this week, Zach Bryan announced his next album “The Great American Bar Scene” is coming in 2024, but the release date is TBD. Once again, Bryan took to Twitter/X to give fans a sneak preview of the music video for “The Great American Bar Scene. Check it out below.
Zach Bryan is bringing the “Quittin’ Time Tour” right here to Tampa this summer on August 14th. We’re hoping to hear a few of our favorites out there. I Remember Everything: Just like anyone else, I just love this song. The lyrics, the vibes of the song and all the soul that comes from Zach Bryan’s voice. Kacey Musgraves gives the song a nice extra touch.
Will we be seeing you out there on the “Quittin’ Time Tour”? Let us know on social media what song you’re most pumped to see live.
7 Most Expensive Concerts In Tampa This Year
Justin Timberlake - The Forget Tomorrow World Tour
Justin Timberlake is in his comeback era. The “cheapest” tickets to get you in the door at Amalie Arena start at $125. And that’s for a partially obstructed view and basically the last row. Don’t say we didn’t warn ya!
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Unlimited Love Tour
The lineup you never would have put on your 2024 bingo card is a very popular show. Red Hot Chili Peppers will be at the MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre on July 21st. Joining them will be Ice Cube and Irontom. Lawn tickets for this show start at $162 for verified resale.
Bad Bunny - Most Wanted Tour
Bad Bunny puts on one of the hottest shows out there. This tour is special because there are no obstructed seats. So no matter where you sit in Amalie Arena, you should have a clear view of the stage. You may just need to bring binoculars for these $148 tickets in section 310.
Chris Stapleton - All American Road Show
Chris Stapleton puts on an amazing show, so these $140 lawn seats are definitely worth it if you’re a fan or have never seen him before. Chris will be at the MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre with Grace Potter and Nikki Lane on Friday, May 10.
Morgan Wallen - One Night At A Time
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Sting
If you missed them with Billy Joel earlier this year, here’s your second chance! Because this show is at the Mahaffey Theater in St. Pete, it will be a little more intimate and expensive to get into. Current verified resale prices for balcony seats start at a whopping $538. If you can cough up that much money, they’ll be here on May 9.
Zach Bryan
You may be asking yourself “Who the heck is this guy”? He’s an up-and-coming unique country artist with a laid back sound. As we type this post, there are THREE (3) tickets left for his show at Raymond James Stadium on August 14. These tickets range from $575-945. But at least they aren’t nosebleed seats!
