Zach Bryan
The Great American Bar Scene
Belting Bronco/Warner
Released 07/04/24 | Listen Below

  
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Zach Bryan has unveiled his fifth studio album The Great American Bar Scene, the follow-up to his GRAMMY Award-nominated eponymous 2023 album Zach Bryan. Preceded by the previously released singles “Pink Skies,” “Purple Gas,” “Better Days” and “Memphis; The Blues,” the album features special guest collaborations with Noeline Hofmann (“Purple Gas”), John Mayer (“Better Days”), John Moreland (“Memphis; The Blues”) and Bruce Springsteen (“Sandpaper”).

“Feeling insanely blessed today,” Bryan confided via X on the eve of the album’s release. “Thank you guys so much for the last few years and letting my best friends and me make some music.”

Initially available via digital & streaming platforms, The Great American Bar Scene will resurface in 2xLP gatefold vinyl form on October 11th. In support of the album’s arrival, Bryan is currently traveling North America on The Quittin’ Time Tour, which concludes December 19th at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center.

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