Zach Bryan has announced the support acts for his forthcoming BST Hyde Park 2025 for his two headline shows in June.
The Grammy-winning country star is one of the headliners for London concert series, alongside Olivia Rodrigo (27 June), Noah Kahan (4 July), Sabrina Carpenter (5-6 July), Neil Young and the Chrome Hearts (11 July) and Jeff Lynne’s ELO (July 13).
For Bryan’s headline BST show on June 28, he will be joined by Dermot Kennedy, Mt. Joy, Gabrielle Aplin, Willow Avalon, Ole 60, Noeline Hofmann, Waylon Wyatt, Aaron Rowe and Nadia Kadek.
For the show on June 29, he will be rejoined by special guests Dermot Kennedy, Willow Avalon, Ole 60, Noeline Hofmann and Waylon Wyatt, and new additions Turnpike Troubadours, Gabriella Rose, Bo Staloch and Jasper Hodges will also be playing.
BST Hyde Park marks Bryan’s first UK festival headlining slot. An extra date was added due to the high demand for tickets. You can buy any remaining tickets for Sunday, June 29 here.
Jim King, CEO of European Festivals at AEG Presents, said: “The demand to see Zach Bryan has been incredible, with his fans coming from all over the UK to see these exclusive performances. It’s shaping up to be the biggest shows of the summer.”
In other Zach Bryan news, last year the singer-songwriter and guitarist’s name was featured in the list of the Top 10 highest-grossing music world tours for 2024.
Coming in at Number Eight, his ‘Quittin’ Time Tour’ reportedly drew in $199.1million (£156.9million). Others on the list included P!nk, Coldplay, Bad Bunny, Bruce Springsteen and The Rolling Stones.
It was Taylor Swift who took the top spot with her ‘Eras’ tour, which was reported as making $1.043 billion (£820million).
Bryan also recently teased a new film project called Motorbreath with Matthew McConaughey. He confirmed a new on-screen project was in development to celebrate his last “major label album”.
Two posts were also shared on his Instagram page to tease the upcoming project. The first saw him share a snippet of what seems to be a new, unreleased song called ‘Birdie’. “Don’t mean to play your favourite cover, of between the bars / feeling fucking empty,” he is heard singing, as the track starts to gain momentum.
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