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Zach Bryan Brings Out Billy Strings at Buckeye Country Superfest 2024 For Electric ‘Revival’ Finale

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On the first night of his eagerly anticipated Buckeye Country Superfest double-header, Zach Bryan brought out bluegrass virtuoso Billy Strings for a rousing finale to his hit-filled set.

‘Revival’, the raucous, anthemic fan-favourite taken from Zach's acclaimed 2020 album, Elisabeth - which he recently removed the artwork from, without explanation - has become a staple of the ’ Something in the Orange ’ singer-songwriter's setlist .

‘Revival’ serves as the stirring closer, with Zach Bryan making a habit of inviting special guests on-stage with him to deliver the energising track. The likes of Sexxy Red, Bruce Springsteen, Maggie Rogers and Tate McRae have all joined Zach to perform ‘Revival’, and during his first headlining Buckeye Country Superfest set, Billy Strings was the latest to be added to that eclectic, star-studded roster of artists.

In trademark Billy Strings style, he stole the show with a electrifying, rip-roaring guitar solo, with the Michigan phenom showcasing his talents throughout the spectacular performance.

In the midst of his own tour-dates, Strings has been completing a slew of high-profile side quests in recent weeks, with the ‘Meet Me At The Creek’ hitmaker joining his buddy Post Malone during the latter's Bonnaroo set in Tennessee for another incredible solo.

Strings, however, wasn't the only guest Zach called on during his weeklong-long headlining showcase. His Sunday night set saw the star welcome viral hitamkers Ole 60 and Kashus Culpepper to the stage for a ripping rendition of the same closing song.

In fan-captured video, Ole 60's Jacob Young and Culpepper can be seen sharing the mic with the headliner as they all roar the anthem's chorus.

Elsewhere during the 2024 Buckeye Country Super Fest weekend in Columbus, Ohio, Zach Bryan made his own unexpected appearance during Charles Wesley Godwin's daytime performance to deliver a spine-tingling rendition of their beloved 2022 duet, ‘Jamie’, with Zach taking the stage again later that night for his headline set.

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Don’t get me wrong — I could listen to Sheryl Crow’s crystalline vocals all night long, but her opening set was not why I trekked to Newark, NJ’s Prudential Center on a Thursday night, with work looming large the next morning. The rest of the impatient crowd seemed to feel the same, pining for Zach Bryan to fall out of the sky and onto center stage to cure our aching for his raspy voice and gut-wrenching lyrics.

In true country music fashion, the makeup of the crowd was somewhat jarring. After scouting the scene, I clocked teenyboppers swinging around in straw cowboy hats, their bearded dads in backwards baseball caps, and a few twenty-something bachelors. That checked out; Zach Bryan’s devoted fanbase has seemed to grow in every direction since he embarked on his nationwide ‘Quittin Time’ tour which comes to Brooklyn’s Barclays Center on March 27-28 and Long Island’s UBS Arena on March 30-31.

My hands slipped from the constraints of our seats as Bryan’s band, Highway Boys, weaved through the crowd to find their spots onstage. This view is preferable; a platform centered mid-arena means each section is granted frequent full-frontal views as the singer makes the rounds to croon to each corner. Heavy lifting for Bryan and his acoustic guitar, but a welcome gift for the rest of us. 

Chasing behind the band was the unassumingly dressed Bryan in plain gray jeans and an open jacket. I still remember everything about the first time I heard his festering lyrics in “Heading South,’ a shaky homemade music video taken on a Navy base not far from my home in Washington State. One could argue it was that short clip that made him famous, but I tend to believe that anyone with a voice as powerful as Bryan’s is bound to find an audience at some point.

Like many of us who came to country music later in life, I’d spent the good part of my adolescence resisting the urge to enjoy anything that sounded remotely honky-tonk. But then I heard Zach Bryan belt, and everything changed. His opening act, “Overtime,” reminded me exactly why I was affected by his gravelly timbre in the first place. The way he sings and performs is unlike the majority of Nashville’s mainstream prodigies — it’s gritty, grainy, and untuned, carved out of desperate lyrics and raw emotions, powered behind an army of folksy instruments — guitar, electric drums, bass, harmonica, fiddle, and more.

The meat of Bryan’s performance came as the band rumbled out the intro to “God Speed,” a diamond in the rough from his debut album, “DeAnn,” named after his late mother. “I wrote this when I was eighteen and I sang it for five years and didn’t think anyone would hear it, ever,” Bryan called out with an applause. “I am just so thankful you’re all here.” And, there he went. Bryan wailed, and we listened. He smiled, and we cheered. He gave us the mic, and we sang: “I’m movin’ at God speed/Only God and my mama know what I need.”

And as I warbled along, I began to stitch together Bryan’s simple genius — his way of harmonizing with such a mixed crowd is rooted in the vulnerability of his songwriting, stories about dark times and lost loves, memories that seem more in the present than past, and the qualms of living a life unexpected, or better, heading down one path and turning away from another. To put it simply, what I love about Bryan is not just his music, but his capacity for unloading our egos.

Or, perhaps, for making grown men cry. 

By mid-set, Bryan was getting us acquainted with his newer output, starting with “Great American Bar Scene,” an unreleased song which may just give its title to his forthcoming album. All the quintessential Bryan elements were there — clapping and drumming, strumming the guitar, while churning out wicked lyrics like the unforgettable “Neon lightnin’, wooden floors, light leaves/As her feet quietly slide across/Tough boys of all, they came and went.” 

I think everyone in the building felt like we met his eyes from across the bar as he made his rounds to serenade each corner of the stage. But Bryan’s got that way of waging intimacy in a grandiose arena, his stories land deep coupled with unpretentious staging and lack of strict choreography makes his performances feel more like witnessing a virtuoso at an open mic-night at your local dive. “We don’t deserve any of you,” the singer called out. And, that right there is the Bryan effect: modest, and unpretentious, but as proud and grateful as they come. He sipped his Budweiser, and started again. 

For those itching to know, there was no shortage of chart-topping hits. The artist indulged us graciously, lulling out one after another with no reserve, his vocals growing raspier with each song, somehow like a whisper and scream all at once. I still can’t place where I lost my voice — but likely somewhere between “Tourniquet,” “East Side of Sorrow,” “Oklahoma Smokeshow,” or perhaps when he abruptly pulled a fan on to the stage to sing “Dawns” with him.

The mood grew heavier once “I Remember Everything” came on. There was a yearning for something only he could give us. Bryan typically duets the love song with Kacey Musgraves, but there’s much speculation to whom it is dedicated — not that it really matters — since the resonant lyrics seem to hit home with anyone who’s been in love before: “Rotgut whiskey’s gonna ease my mind/ Beach towel rests on the dryin’ line/ Do I remind you of your daddy in my ’88 Ford?/Labrador hangin’ out the passenger door.”

A brief interlude was met with tingling anticipation. We had all but dimmed to a quiet as Bryan began blasting out “Quittin Time,” an ode to the longing for a break from the routine and responsibility of hard work done with little recognition. I felt a hammering ripple of trepidation among those around me, all of us wondering if this track could be his last. To our disappointment, it certainly appeared likely.

As Bryan and ‘the boys’ turned down the lights, and made their way off the stage, the crowd erupted with disapproval. Nobody wanted to accept this denouement. Chants echoed in all forms — some screeching, others singing, a few tween boys next to us cheering “U.S.A,” and a wave of arms making its way across the arena. We all agreed: the night couldn’t be over yet.

And when we called, he answered. Snare drums and bass galvanized the floor, and the intro to Bryan’s final song of the night came on. “Revival” played like the masterpiece it is — a rock-n-roll encore to cap off a night of more softhearted melodies. Bryan sang gleefully, “We’re having an all night revival/Someone call the women and someone steal the Bibles/For the sake of my survival/ Baptize me in a bottle of Beam and put Johnny on the vinyl.” 

The young star’s confidence shined brightest as he introduced each of ‘the boys’ as he called them, unique, speak-for-yourself talents that he picked up along his ventures in the military and traveling the world on tour. They each took turns debuting their instrumental solo pieces, to which Bryan sang and danced, at one point even dragging the banjo player up to the mic to deliver a few verses of his own. Yes, now we were fully-satisfied once “Revival” concluded.

Final verdict

There’s no question about it. Zach Bryan’s ‘Quittin Time’ live show delivers. It’s gutsy and humble, appeasing diehard bluegrass fans and those who don’t follow country music, alike. His touch on the genre is markable, a welcome diversion from the popped-up radio country that leaves a bitter taste in some mouths. Bryan is quenching our thirst for something real, returning us to our roots, and reminding us why a Thursday night show in New Jersey is well worth the trek — even if your ‘Quittin’ Time’ at work isn’t coming anytime soon.

Zach Bryan 2024 tour schedule

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Zach Bryan festival appearances

Bryan is currently scheduled to headline at three festivals this year.

Rather than leave you in the dark, here’s everything — dates, venues and fellow headliners — you need to know about every fest on his 2024 calendar.

Zach Bryan set list

On Thursday, March 14, Bryan performed 26 songs.

For a closer look, here’s everything he performed, courtesy of Set List FM :

01.) “Overtime” 02.) “Open the Gate” 03.) “God Speed” 04.) “The Great American Bar Scene” 05.) “Fifth of May” 06.) “Tishomingo” 07.) “Oklahoma City” 08.) “Nine Ball” 09.) “Boys of Faith” 10.) “East Side of Sorrow” 11.) “’68 Fastback” 12.) “Better Days” 13.) “Tourniquet” 14.) “Condemned” 15.) “Oklahoma Smokeshow”

16.) “The Good I’ll Do”

17.) “Dawns” 18.) “Highway Boys” 16.) “I Remember Everything”

20.) “Heavy Eyes” 21.) “Heading South” 22.) “Burn, Burn, Burn” 23.) “Hey Driver”

24.) “Sweet DeAnn” 25.) “Quittin’ Time” Encore:

26.) “Revival”

Zach Bryan new music

Last August, Bryan dropped his fourth studio album, the self-titled  “Zach Bryan.”

Comprised of 16 tracks, the record features guest turns from big-name acts like Kacey Musgraves, The Lumineers, Sierra Ferrell, and The War and Treaty.

“(I’m) really proud to call the writing and production on somethin’ all mine,” Bryan shared about the album on Instagram. “I didn’t make this album to appease people who will never be happy anyways, I made it for my people.”

If you want to hear the introspective, soulful, and sparse “Zach Bryan,” you can listen to it in its entirety  here .

Zach Bryan opening acts

Need to brush up on Bryan’s special guests so you can sing along with them at the show of your choosing?

We’re here to help.

You can find each act’s most-streamed song on Spotify below.

Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit:   “If We Were Vampires”

Sheryl Crow:   “All I Wanna Do”

Sierra Ferrell:   “In Dreams”

the Middle East:   “Blood”

Matt Maeson:   “Hallucinogenics”

Levi Turner:  “Allergy Season”

Country stars on tour in 2024

Many of Bryan’s contemporaries and forefathers are bringing the heat to venues all over North America this summer.

Here are just five of our favorite country tours you won’t want to miss these next few months.

•  George Strait with Chris Stapleton

•  Morgan Wallen

•  Luke Combs

•  Tyler Childers

•  Willie Nelson with Bob Dylan and Robert Plant

Wondering who else is on the road? You ought to check out our list of the  50 biggest concert tours in 2024 here  to find out.

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WATCH: Lane Johnson joins Zach Bryan on stage in Oklahoma to sing ‘Revival’

• May 20, 2024

Zach Bryan’s “Quitting Time Tour” was in his home state of Oklahoma over the weekend and Philadelphia Eagles legend Lane Johnson, also an “Okie Native”, joined the rockstar on stage to sing his iconic song “Revival”.

Bryan is no stranger to Lane Johnson and the Eagles. He’s a diehard Birds fan and spends a ton of time in Philadelphia. He recorded his last album, the self-titled “Zach Bryan” at Milk Boy in Philly.

Witnessing Bryan and Lane Johnson on stage was the perfect fit.

WATCH: Lane Johnson joined Zach Bryan to sing ‘Revival’

@madsv2241 Incredible. Best encore ever thanks zach!!! #zachbryan #quittintimetour #allnightrevival #fiddle #oklahomacity #oklahoma ♬ original sound – mads V

Bryan’s upcoming album, “The Great American Bar Scene” is an ode to all of the bars he loves and played in during his rise to fame over the past several years. 

Bryan recently acknowledged McGlinchey’s in Philly as one of 23 bars that he sent free neon signs along with an early copy of the album ahead of the record release – noting it was one of the bars that helped “change his life”. 

Blarneys Stone, Seattle, WA., Polish Village, Brea, Ohio. McGlinchey’s, Philadelphia, PA. There are 23 bars I sent free neon signs to for the record release, these bars will get the record early and the band and me all wrote them personal letters for changing our lives https://t.co/ItsDyBplNb — Zach Bryan (@zachlanebryan) May 17, 2024

Zach Bryan will bring the “Quitting Time Tour” to Philadelphia for back-to-back nights at Lincoln Financial Field on August 6 and August 7th. 

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Design Context: Zach Bryan was arrested in Vinita, Oklahoma on Thursday night for an “obstruction of investigation” charge and ultimately posted bond out of the Craig County Jail nearly an hour and a half after being booked. Bryan was on his way to Boston, Massachusetts for the 2023 NFL Week 1 matchup between the Philadelphia Eagles and New England Patriots.

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Zach Bryan Invites A Slew Of Celebrities To Sing 'Revival' During Concert In LA

It seemed like every famous person in Los Angeles was in attendance for Zach Bryan’s "The Quittin’ Time Tour" concert last night.

The list of celebrities there was impressive, ranging from Instagram personalities to NFL stars.

Briana Chickenfry’s podcast co-host Josh Richards, influencer Jake Shane, and Instagram-famous tattoo artist Clay Gibson, pop star Tate McRae, Cooper Kupp, Puka Nacua, and Justin Herbert were just some of the headliners who showed up to Crypto.com Arena for the concert.

But they weren’t just in the building. As Bryan performed "Revival" (the last song of the night), literally all of them went on stage to jam out with the country music star.

Someone adequately captioned the above video, "How did half of TikTok end up on stage for ‘Revival?'" In all honesty, that’s a pretty fair question.

Zach Bryan Often Invites Fans On Stage With Him

This isn’t the first time that Bryan has invited fans on stage for the closing song of his set. On multiple occasions in the past, he’s had some fans come up and even sing songs with him.

Sometimes, it ends poorly, like when these two guys tried to sing "Heading South."

Other times, he’s able to connect with fans in a really wholesome way. One fan named Molly Johnson made several videos asking him to sing "She’s Alright" at one of his performances. Like Bryan, Johnson had lost her mother in the past.

It led to a once-in-a-lifetime moment for her.

"He commented (on one of her videos) and he had seen it," she said . "And not only did he say that he was going to play the song, he invited me to come up on stage and play, which was amazing."

"To get on stage, and to have everyone sing it along with you, and to know who you are because of the TikTok and just to support you so much. It is truly the most incredible feeling ever. And I feel so lucky."

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Zach Bryan once release a surprise live album on Christmas Day. So for his next long-awaited studio album, why not keep the tradition of holiday drops alive? “The Great American Bar Scene,” a new release Bryan has been teasing for a while, now has a release date — the 4th of July.

The singer-songwriter made the announcement via a social media post Thursday evening. He offered the date for the album release at the end of a graphic that went into his plan to offer 23 bars across the country early access to some of the album tracks. Those bars will be getting the early Bryan music June 24, 10 days ahead of the album launch.

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He added in a photo caption, “A preface to the record is coming soon. Thank you guys and I am blown away daily. I am the most blessed man on the planet and from everyone that worked on this record: we love you more than words could say.”

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On Thursday night, Bryan headlined a stadium in Detroit, Ford Field. He joined his hand-picked opening act, Jason Isbell, for a song during the latter’s set, making a duet out of Isbell’s “King of Oklahoma.” Bryan is an Okie himself, and didn’t seem to mind that Isbell’s song paints a not-too-flattering portrait of what desperate men in the state might get up to.

If anyone wondered just how big of an influence Isbell has been on Bryan, the younger star set the record straight. “I met my only hero on this planet this evening. Shit my pants twice,” Bryan posted in his Instagram story along with a clip of the two of them singing “King of Oklahoma.” “Thank you for letting me ruin your song Jason; it was a privilege having you (or you having us).”

Here is a list of the bars earmarked by Bryan to get an early taste of the new album. Although any of these watering holes just earned serious bragging rights, it may be worth remembering that bartenders reserve the right to switch over to Skynyrd at any time.

Brillobox – Pittsburgh, PA

Egan & Sons – Montclair, NJ

Barnacle Bill’s – Rumson, NJ

Blarney Stone Pub – Seattle, WA

Charlotte’s Room – Toronto, ON

Dobbies Bar – Dewey, OK

Fox & Locke – Franklin, TN

Iron Horse Saloon – Oologah, OK

Larry’s All American Cafe – Covington, KY

McGlinchey’s – Philadelphia, PA

Mercury Lounge – Tulsa, OK

Million Dollar Cowboy Bar – Jackson, WY

Old Mountain Tavern – Marlington, WV

Polish Village – Berea, OH

Rooster’s Sports Bar & Grill – Owasso, OK

Sandy Hut – Portland, OR

Saratoga Lanes – St. Louis, MO

The Gold Mine Restaurant and Saloon – Idaho City, ID

The San Fernando – Glendale, CA

The Water Tank – Austin, TX

Shannon Tavern – Boston, MA

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