Zach Bryan is gearing up for the biggest live music chapter of his career. The country star has officially announced the dates for his 2026 With Heaven on Tour, a global, stadium-sized run designed to celebrate a new era in both his music and his personal life.

The tour arrives in support of his sixth studio album, With Heaven on Top, which releases on January 9. Bryan shared the announcement on November 25, directly addressing fans and hinting at how his newly embraced sobriety has shaped this next chapter. “Due to popular demand and some life changes as of late, we’re going on tour next year,” the 39-year-old wrote, signalling transformation and renewed purpose.

This massive concert run spans more than 30 shows across the United States and Europe. It kicks off on March 7 in St. Louis at the Dome at America’s Center and is scheduled to close on October 10 at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Alabama. With major stops in London, Berlin, San Diego, and Arlington, the tour marks Bryan’s largest international footprint to date.

Adding to the excitement is an impressive slate of supporting acts. Kings of Leon, Ben Howard, Alabama Shakes, Caamp, Dijon, MJ Lenderman, Gregory Alan Isakov, J.R. Carroll, Gabriella Rose, Keenan O’Meara, and Fey Fili will all join Bryan on select dates, creating a genre-blending lineup that spans rock, indie, folk and Americana. For fans, this tour promises to be one of the most musically diverse country-led runs in recent years.

Bryan’s touring power has already been on display. Over the past season, he filled college football stadiums across the U.S. and broke the record for the largest single-ticketed concert in American history with his performance at Michigan Stadium. The achievement cemented him as one of the most influential live acts of his generation.

Alongside his professional milestones, Bryan has been open about the personal work happening behind the scenes. He recently revealed to fans that he is two months sober and undergoing therapy to rebuild his mental and emotional health. In an Instagram post last week, he described confronting a long-standing “toxic relationship with booze,” sharing that a transformative motorcycle trip pushed him to reevaluate his life after years in the military followed by sudden international fame.

Now, Bryan says he feels grounded for the first time in years. “I feel great, I feel content, I feel whole. There is nothing I need to get me by anymore,” he wrote, marking a rare moment of clarity and vulnerability.

With a new album on the horizon, a record-breaking fan base, and a renewed sense of stability, With Heaven on Tour is shaping up to be more than a concert series. It represents a full-circle moment for Zach Bryan—an artist stepping into a powerful new phase while inviting fans along for the ride.