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How To Get Zach Bryan Tickets In 2024

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As a Zach Bryan fan, looking for Zach Bryan tickets might feel a little awkward. After all, Bryan famously recorded an album called All My Homies Hate Ticketmaster , and he has tweeted about his dissatisfaction with AXS. But last year he announced that he was launching a tour using all the usual ticket sites, while acknowledging that ticket costs tend to be high. As Bryan says, “one guy can’t change the whole system,” so we’re here to bring you everything we know about getting Zach Bryan tickets from all those sources.

Zach Bryan is hitting the road again. Here's how to snag tickets to see his "Quittin Time" Tour ... [+] right now.

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Since Zach Bryan has been on the road for a few months already, it’s no surprise that a lot of the multiple Billboard Music Award winner’s appearances are sold out. Even so, you can still find seats on Ticketmaster and elsewhere. Here are your best options:

• Many tour dates still have tickets available through Ticketmaster . Prices vary by show but, when we checked, the lowest price we found was $95 for one ticket, going all the way up to a max of $999, depending on which location and how far the seats are from the stage.
• There are some deals on Zach Bryan tickets at SeatGeek . When we checked, the lowest price for a Zach Bryan ticket was $76. The prices for the Canadian shows are reasonable as well, with some Edmonton tickets going for as little as $137USD.
• When you check VividSeats for Zach Bryan tickets, pay attention to the helpful “Selling Fast” and “Deal Available” callouts on some of the dates. The cheapest option on VividSeats right now is $62 for the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia on August 11.
• StubHub , probably the most well-known ticket resale marketplace, has listings for all of Zach Bryan’s tour dates, including the festivals.
• TicketNetwork helpfully calls out which shows tickets are selling fast. When we checked on the Vancouver show, the site warned “Inventory Is Limited,” but we found tickets for $237USD, all the way up to $2,475 for one front-row seat.
• According to TicketLiquidator , which notes how many tickets are available for each show, you shouldn’t have a problem getting Zach Bryan tickets. While some concerts only have around 200 tickets left, others have thousands available.
• GameTime has some great deals right now, with tickets as low as $70 in Portland, Oregon on November 27. The site shows you what the view is from your seat, so you know what viewing situation you’re paying for.
• ScoreBig is another reseller to check. With a random sampling of dates, we found a low price of $112, with most options coming in around the $160 mark.
• TickPick is a great site to quickly scan, as it lists the cheapest option for each date without having to click. It also uses a slightly different color for the festival dates, so they stand out as you browse. The cheapest available Zach Bryan ticket when we looked was $100 for the New Orleans Caesar’s Superdome on July 25.

When Do Zach Bryan Tickets Go On Sale?

Zach Bryan tickets went on sale to the general public on September 8, 2023. They’re still available now, though selling out pretty quickly. It’s a good idea to buy now, since the prices will only go up as availability goes down.

How Much Are Zach Bryan Tickets?

How much it costs to buy Zach Bryan tickets can vary wildly depending on what city the show is in, where the seat is in the venue, and whether the appearance is at a festival or not.

The least expensive ticket we found is $62 for the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia on August 11, though VividSeats. Overall, the lowest options for most shows hover around $150 per ticket. Prices are usually higher for festival appearances and with any add-ons like box seats or a VIP bar.

It’s also worth noting that Canadian concerts tend to be pricey, with the most affordable Ticketmaster seats for Rogers Place in Edmonton costing about $478USD. For the Vancouver concert, the lowest price is $618USD with the best seats costing $869USD.

Zach Bryan’s 2024 Tour Dates

Zach Bryan started his Quittin Time tour back in March at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. Now, months later, the tour is well underway, but there are still a ton of dates left. Once he’s done “Heading South,” Bryan heads West in June for three nights in Los Angeles. For the final two dates of the tour, December 18 and 19, Bryan circles back to where it all started: Barclays Center in Brooklyn.

• June 7 (with Sierra Ferrell and Levi Turner): Las Vegas, Nevada at the T-Mobile Arena
• June 8 (with Sierra Ferrell and Levi Turner): Las Vegas, Nevada at the T-Mobile Arena
• June 14 (with Sierra Ferrell and Levi Turner): Denver, Colorado at Empower Field at Mile High
• June 15 (with Sierra Ferrell and Levi Turner): Denver, Colorado at Empower Field at Mile High
• June 20 (with Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit Tickets and Levi Turner): Detroit, Michigan at Ford Field
• June 22 (with Billy Strings, Turnpike Troubadours, Levi Turner and more): Columbus, Ohio at the Buckeye Country Superfest
• June 23 (with Billy Strings, Turnpike Troubadours, Levi Turner and more): Columbus, Ohio at the Buckeye Country Superfest
• June 26 (with The War and Treaty and Levi Turner): Foxborough, Massachusetts at the Gillette Stadium
• June 29 (with the Turnpike Troubadours and Levi Turner): Nashville, Tennessee at the Nissan Stadium
• July 17 (with The War and Treaty and Levi Turner): Foxborough, Massachusetts at the Gillette Stadium
• July 21 (with The War and Treaty and Levi Turner): Orlando, Florida at the Kia Center
• July 22 (with The War and Treaty and Levi Turner): Sunrise, Florida at the Amerant Bank Arena
• July 25 (with Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit Tickets and Levi Turner): New Orleans, Louisiana at the Caesars Superdome
• July 27 (with Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit Tickets and Levi Turner): Houston, Texas at NRG Stadium
• July 30 (with Matt Maeson and Levi Turner): San Antonio, Texas at the Frost Bank Center
• July 31 (with Matt Maeson and Levi Turner): San Antonio, Texas at the Frost Bank Center
• August 3 (with Matt Maeson and Levi Turner): Greensboro, North Carolina at the Greensboro Coliseum
• August 4 (with Matt Maeson and Levi Turner): Greensboro, North Carolina at the Greensboro Coliseum
• August 6 (with the Turnpike Troubadours and Levi Turner): Philadelphia, Pennsylvania at the Lincoln Financial Field
• August 7 (with the Turnpike Troubadours and Levi Turner): Philadelphia, Pennsylvania at the Lincoln Financial Field
• August 10 (with Matt Maeson and Levi Turner): Atlanta, Georgia at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium
• August 11 (with Sheryl Crow and Levi Turner): Atlanta, Georgia at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium
• August 14 (with Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit Tickets and Levi Turner): Tampa, Florida at the Raymond James Stadium
• August 17 (with Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit Tickets and Levi Turner): Arlington, Texas at the AT&T Stadium
• August 20 (with Matt Maeson and Levi Turner): Kansas City, Missouri at the T-Mobile Center
• August 21 (with Matt Maeson and Levi Turner): Kansas City, Missouri at the T-Mobile Center
• August 24 (with the Turnpike Troubadours and SunDown47): Minneapolis, Minnesota at the U.S. Bank Stadium
• August 25 (with Matt Maeson and Levi Turner): Grand Forks, North Dakota at the Alerus Center
• August 26 (with Matt Maeson and Levi Turner): Grand Forks, North Dakota at the Alerus Center
• September 21 (with Whiskey Meyers, Cody Jinks, Young the Giant, Teddy Swims and more): Louisville, Kentucky at the Bourbon and Beyond festival
• November 17 (with Matt Maeson and Levi Turner): Edmonton, Alberta at Rogers Place
• November 18 (with Matt Maeson and Levi Turner): Edmonton, Alberta at Rogers Place
• November 20 (with Matt Maeson and Levi Turner): Vancouver, British Columbia at Rogers Arena
• November 22 (with Matt Maeson and Levi Turner): Tacoma, Washington at the Tacoma Dome
• November 23 (with Matt Maeson and Levi Turner): Tacoma, Washington at the Tacoma Dome
• November 26 (with Matt Maeson and Levi Turner): Portland, Oregon at the Moda Center
• November 27 (with Matt Maeson and Levi Turner): Portland, Oregon at the Moda Center
• November 29 (with Matt Maeson and Levi Turner): Sacramento, California at the Golden 1 Center
• November 30 (with Matt Maeson and Levi Turner): Sacramento, California at the Golden 1 Center
• December 3 (with Matt Maeson and Levi Turner): Glendale, Arizona at the Desert Diamond Arena
• December 4 (with Matt Maeson and Levi Turner): Glendale, Arizona at the Desert Diamond Arena
• December 6 (with Matt Maeson and Levi Turner): Salt Lake City, Utah at the Delta Center
• December 7 (with Matt Maeson and Levi Turner): Salt Lake City, Utah at the Delta Center
• December 12 (with Matt Maeson and Levi Turner): Tulsa, Oklahoma at the BOK Center
• December 13 (with Matt Maeson and Levi Turner): Tulsa, Oklahoma at the BOK Center
• December 14 (with Matt Maeson and Levi Turner): Tulsa, Oklahoma at the BOK Center
• December 18 (with Matt Maeson and Levi Turner): Brooklyn, NY at Barclays Center
• December 19 (with Matt Maeson and Levi Turner): Brooklyn, NY at Barclays Center

How Is Zach Bryan Selling His Tickets?

Zach Bryan tickets are available at every major ticket outlet, including ticket brokers. If a show is sold out, you can sign up to join a waitlist, and also check the reseller sites.

Why Are Zach Bryan Tickets So Expensive?

It’s not only Zach Bryan Tickets that can be expensive. Often, the policies of the major, mainstream ticket brokers mean that concert tickets can be priced dynamically—meaning the price can change with demand. Bryan is a Grammy-winning mega country star whose fans can’t seem to get enough of, so some shows sell out fast. Then, anyone reselling their tickets on a broker site can also raise their prices due to demand.

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Join us for an unforgettable journey through the heart of O’ahu, where captivating sights and cherished memories await. Our expert guide will lead you through ancient natural wonders, protected landscapes, encounters with Hawaiian wildlife, and moments of serenity at a Buddhist temple. This highly-rated tour promises a day of pure enjoyment, suitable for all Hawaii travelers.

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From the mesmerizing sunrise on Honolulu’s Eastside to the iconic North Shore, our Complete Island Sunrise Tour immerses you in the island’s beauty. Highlights include Makapu’u Lookout, the majestic Ko’olau Mountains, ancient volcanoes, century-old marketplaces, lush forests, and the historic charm of Haleiwa town. And don’t miss your chance to spot turtles on the beach or thrill-seeking surfers at the famous Banzai Pipeline.

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Pulitzer Prize-winning AP photographer Ron Edmonds dies. His images of Reagan shooting are indelible

FILE - Ron Edmonds, retired senior White House photographer for the Associated Press, poses for a portrait at his home in Annandale, Va., March 16, 2013. Edmonds, who won a Pulitzer Prize for photographing the attempted assassination of President Ronald Reagan, died Friday, May 31, 2024, in Virginia at age 77. (AP Photo/Charles Dharapak, File)

FILE - President Ronald Reagan winces and raises his left arm as he was shot by an assailant as he left a Washington hotel, Monday, March 30, 1981. Ron Edmonds, who won a Pulitzer Prize for photographing the attempted assassination, died Friday, May 31, 2024, in Virginia at age 77. (AP Photo/Ron Edmonds, File)

In this photo provided by the White House, President Ronald Reagan called Associated Press Washington, D.C., staff photographer Ron Edmonds into the Oval Office to congratulate him on winning the Pulitzer Prize, April 13, 1982. Edmonds was honored for his spot news picture coverage of the 1981 assassination attempt on Reagan. Edmonds died Friday, May 31, 2024, in Virginia at age 77. (AP Photo/White House/Michael Evans)

In this combination of file photos, President Ronald Reagan waves, then looks up before being shoved into a presidential limousine by Secret Service agents after being shot outside a Washington hotel, March 30, 1981. Ron Edmonds, who won a Pulitzer Prize for photographing the attempted assassination, died Friday, May 31, 2024, in Virginia at age 77. (AP Photo/Ron Edmonds, File)

FILE - Associated Press Washington, D.C., staff photographer Ron Edmonds, left, shares a glass of champagne with assistant chief of bureau Toby Massey in Washington, April 13, 1982, following the announcement that Edmonds won the Pulitzer Prize. Edmonds was honored for his spot news coverage of the 1981 assassination attempt on President Reagan. Edmonds died Friday, May 31, 2024, in Virginia at age 77. (AP Photo, File)

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Newly assigned to cover the Reagan White House, Associated Press photographer Ron Edmonds knew the most important part of the job was to keep watch on the president “at all times.”

He did that for 28 years.

But there was never a day like March 30, 1981. That was when Edmonds, who died Friday night in Virginia at age 77, took a series of images for the ages.

President Ronald Reagan had just spoken to members of the AFL-CIO at a Hilton hotel not far from the White House. As Reagan emerged from the hotel, John Hinckley Jr. used a revolver to fire at the president, his aides and his protective detail.

Edmonds was in place for an exclusive series of pictures taken across the roof of Reagan’s limousine as Reagan was struck and then shoved down and into the vehicle. It sped to the hospital where doctors saved the president’s life.

That coverage and those indelible images won Edmonds the Pulitzer for spot news photography.

“I wish it had been for a picture that had not been of violence, of people being hurt,” he said when the award was announced on April 12, 1982.

Edmonds was summoned to the Oval Office for a chat with the president the next day. Reagan joked, Edmonds said, that photographers always asked him for “just one more” picture. He could replay the shooting scene, the president said, but this time he would use a stuntman.

In a first-person retrospective three decades later , Edmonds said in an AP video that the fateful day was shaping up like one of the thousands of events he had covered during Reagan’s campaign: “Meet and greet, a little speech, shake some hands. I actually thought it was going to be a rather boring event.’’

Outside, however, the photographer heard what sounded like firecrackers.

“Everything happened in such a quick, split-second. If you looked to your right to see what the shot, what the noise was, and looked back, the president was already gone. The president immediately, when the first pop went off, he kind of grimaced in his face and that’s when I pushed the shutter down,’’ Edmonds recalled.

Would it be blurry because Reagan was whisked away so fast? Edmonds had to wait until the film was processed so he could see the negatives and know whether he had anything.

“You did the best you could with the abilities that you’ve got,” he said. Of this, he was sure: “I had the camera on him and I mean I saw everything through the viewfinder.’’

AP’s executive editor, Julie Pace, said that “Ron brought some of the most significant moments in the history of the American presidency to life for people around the world. Working with Ron was also an honor for any journalist who had the opportunity. He was generous with his time and advice, and he had the respect of his colleagues, competitors and those he covered.”

Honored in 2013 by the White House News Photographers Association with its Lifetime Achievement Award, Edmonds traced the arc of his career .

“I decided to take a photography class in 1968 and it literally changed my life,” Edmonds wrote. A newspaper photographer turned college professor encouraged Edmonds to photograph antiwar demonstrations in Sacramento, California.

Edmonds sold one of his images for $25 to United Press International. “I saw it in the newspaper the next day, and I knew what I wanted to do for a living.

He freelanced in California before taking a job at the Honolulu Star-Bulletin. Five years later came a promotion to chief photographer.

Edmonds, who was born June 16, 1946, in California, met his wife, Grace, when she joined the newspaper in 1975 to cover courts. She survives him, as does their daughter Ashley.

“Opting for a bigger pond,” he wrote, Edmonds joined UPI in Sacramento in 1978 as a newspicture bureau manager.

The AP came calling during Reagan’s presidential campaign in 1980 with an opening in the Washington bureau. “It was a dream come true to work at the White House with legends in the craft,” Edmonds wrote.

The Pulitzer, he noted, was earned on only his second day as the AP’s White House photographer covering Reagan.

“The most important element of my job was to watch the president at all times, and I think, on that day, I did everything I was supposed to do,” Edmonds wrote.

“Still, I was convinced I was in trouble with my bosses because I had failed to get a picture of John Hinckley Jr. When I got word to call the president of the AP in New York, I assumed the worst. He told me, ‘You nailed it, kid.’ I got a $50-a-week merit raise. My bureau chief, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Walter Mears, jokingly complained that he had only gotten a $25-a-week raise for his Pulitzer.”

Edmonds retired in 2009, when he was the AP’s senior White House photographer. He had covered presidents and the world, Super Bowls and the Olympics.

“Ron was a very dedicated photojournalist who helped me a lot when I first started in Washington by teaching me how to cover the White House beat for the AP,” said Pablo Martínez Monsiváis, assistant chief of bureau for photography in Washington. “I am very fortunate to have had him as a coworker and friend for all these years.”

To J. David Ake, retired director of photography at the AP, what stood out was Edmonds’ kindness.

“He wanted to win and put the AP first more than anyone I knew, but never at the expense of the photographers he was competing with. If your batteries died or you committed the ultimate sin and ran out of film, Ron would hand you his,” Ake said. “He would insist he be the first one through the door at a photo op but he always made sure everyone else got through the door, too.”

This story has been corrected that Ron Edmonds was born on June 16, 1946, not June 6, 1946.