Zach Bryan’s Plays Largest Ticketed Show In U.S. History At First Ever Concert At Michigan Stadium

Zach Bryan made history at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor on Saturday night (September 27), by performing a sold-out show to a record-breaking crowd of 112,408, setting a record for the largest ticketed concert in U.S. history. This was the first-ever show at the 107,601-seat venue, known as the Big House, with Bryan joined by special guests including John Mayer, the War and Treaty, Ryan Bingham and the Texas Gentlemen, Keenan O’Meara, and Joshua Slone. Bryan delivered an electrifying nearly 30-song set on a four-sided stage, blending introspective acoustic songs and rousing country-rock anthems, while engaging the massive crowd with sing-alongs and storytelling. Bryan closed out his hugely successful summer stadium tour that also included massive shows in London, Dublin, New York, and San Francisco, finishing off a rousing version of his hit “I Remember Everything” with a heartfelt statement to the crowd, “I’ll remember this forever, Michigan.” (Rolling Stone)