Zach Bryan has expanded his Young Manhood and Other Donatable Organs Tour with additional shows in Chicago, Vancouver, Edmonton, Melbourne and Brisbane.
Zach Bryan is adding more nights in five cities on his 2027 stadium tour. The expanded Young Manhood and Other Donatable Organs schedule includes new concerts in Chicago, Vancouver, Edmonton, Melbourne and Brisbane, with tickets now on sale through the artist’s official site. The additions extend existing engagements rather than introducing five new markets to the route.
Chicago gets a second Soldier Field performance on May 7, ahead of the previously announced May 8 concert. The venue’s own event page now lists both nights, with John Fogerty and Fey Fili on the bill. The updated tour announcement identifies May 8 as sold out, giving fans seeking a Chicago date another opportunity without changing the stadium or the support lineup.
The Canadian additions fall in late July. Bryan will play Vancouver’s BC Place on July 27, followed by the existing July 28 date, then Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton on July 31 before returning there August 1. Ryan Bingham and the Texas Gentlemen, along with Gabriella Rose, are the announced support for that stretch of the tour.
Australia receives two more dates in December. Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium adds December 2 to its December 3 and 4 engagement, while Brisbane’s Suncorp Stadium adds December 19 after the December 17 and 18 shows. Both cities now have three-night runs. Vance Joy and Emma Ogier are the opening acts for the Australian dates, which follow the North American stadium itinerary.
The additions arrive as the updated announcement marks eight existing concerts sold out, according to JamBase. Those include the earlier Chicago, Vancouver and Edmonton dates, both previously announced Melbourne and Brisbane nights, and the May 15 MetLife Stadium concert. The announcement also flags limited inventory in several other cities, although availability remains specific to each show and ticket category.
The wider tour begins April 28 at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis and continues across North America into August before its December Australian dates. Bryan’s official schedule links directly to the ticketing provider for each venue, including AXS for Chicago and the corresponding Canadian and Australian sellers. The practical change for fans is concentrated in those five expanded engagements: extra nights on a route whose original dates are already drawing substantial demand.


































