Zach Bryan is setting country music ablaze with his red-hot, sold-out tour aptly named “Burn, Burn, Burn.” This sensation is igniting stages across the country, creating an unprecedented buzz even before the release of his eagerly anticipated self-titled album this week.
In a remarkable turn of events, Bryan is not only conquering hearts but also rewriting records. He’s emerged as a phenomenon, surpassing the revered George Strait’s attendance benchmarks. Bryan’s captivating performances unfolded over two electric nights at Tulsa, Oklahoma’s BOK Center, a venue undoubtedly enriched by his hometown roots in Oolagah, Oklahoma. A staggering 37,000 fans fervently gathered, obliterating the arena’s attendance records previously etched by the legendary George Strait back in 2018.
BOK Center, Tulsa. Shutterstock.
But the streak of victories didn’t stop there. As if propelled by his hometown spirit, Bryan continued to shatter expectations. The Friday night spectacle saw him surpass Eric Church’s record for highest food and beverage sales, only to outdo himself the following night. Notably, Bryan also made his mark in merchandise, surpassing Metallica’s sales record on Friday and setting yet another milestone on Saturday.
With his blazing tour and impending album release, Zach Bryan is cementing his position as a rising star in the country music cosmos, leaving an indelible trail of records and raving fans in his wake.
