Source : PERTHNOW NEWS
Zach Bryan is returning to Australia on his Young Manhood & Other Donatable Organs tour, bringing his latest album to Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney.
Presale opened on Wednesday and general sale releases exclusively through AXS Australia and New Zealand on Friday October 23.
For Melbourne fans, ticket sales will go live at 11am local time on Friday.
Sydney fans can join the queue at 1pm local time while Brisbane concert-goers will be able to purchase from 2pm local time.
The general public sale limits ticket purchases to eight per customer.
Bryan will be bringing his tour down under in December 2027 for tour stops at Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane.
Young Manhood & Other Donatable Organs 2027 tour dates and venues
- Friday December 3 and Saturday December 4: Marvel Stadium, Melbourne
- Friday December 10 and Saturday December 11: Accor Stadium, Sydney
- Friday December 17 and Saturday December 18: Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
Zach opens up on sobriety
News of the tour comes just a week after the 30-year-old music star revealed his sobriety journey on his YouTube channel and how a month-long motorcycle trip from New York to Los Angeles convinced him to quit alcohol.
The musician – who originally intended to share his biking trip with friends – spent much of his time drinking alone in bars.
He recalled: “I was stopping at all these bars and drinking myself to sleep. Waking up every morning, getting on my motorcycle thinking I was on some sort of soul journey.”
Zach’s ultimate turning point arrived in Seattle, where he contemplated whether the effort of his trip was even worth it.
He explained: “After all this beautiful scenery, all these nights, all these bars I’ve been to, all this s*** that I’ve done, I was at this Pilot truck stop right outside of Seattle. I’ll never forget this for as long as I live.
“I go into this Pilot and I grab a 40 Budweiser and I’m sitting on the curb with my motorcycle in front of me. I’m drinking (the beer) and I’m thinking ‘What the hell was all that worth? Why did I do any of that? I feel emptier than when I left.’”
He subsequently quit drinking and he believes that it’s helped his music career.
The country star explained that he’s rediscovered his love of songwriting.
He shared: “Quitting drinking has been really great. I’ve had a lot of fun.
“I enjoy writing again, I haven’t felt (like this) since I was 17. I feel like a kid again. I wake up and I’m ready to go, I want to jump in the pond. I want to play with the dog. I want to do everything.”
