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NEW MUSIC WE LOVE: Zach Bryan’s “Bowery” (featuring Kings of Leon)

August 8, 2025 Albumism Staff
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With his most recent album The Great American Bar Scene (2024) still commanding heavy rotation here at Albumism HQ more than a year after its release in July of last year, Zach Bryan has unveiled his new single “Bowery,” a stormer of a collaboration with Kings of Leon.

The song’s arrival extends a notably productive recording period for Bryan over the past year, during which he has released a handful of one-off singles, the most recent of which is his Gabriella Rose-featuring “Madeline.” Some—or perhaps all—of these recently unveiled singles may find their way onto his next project With Heaven On Top, originally envisioned as an EP but also rumored to become his presumptive sixth full-length studio album. The forthcoming release will arrive January 9th.

Watch the official video for “Bowery” below.

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