Zach Bryan's 2025 Joan C. Edwards Stadium Show in Huntington, West Virginia: Everything You Need to Know

Zach Bryan's sporadic stadium tour is nearing its end but not before the beloved country-folk singer-songwriter gifts even more fans with an epic showcase at Huntington, West Virginia's Joan C. Edwards Stadium.

The one-off performance at the Marshall University landmark will take place on Saturday (Aug. 30) and will see the artist fresh off of an incendiary outing in San Francisco's beautiful Golden Gate Park earlier this month.

The 'Something in the Orange' hitmaker has been wowing fans all summer long, making stops at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado; at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey; as well as taking on several overseas showcases we won't soon forget.

Only months ago, he gave a thrilling two-night display at London's BST Hyde Park, bringing with him a wide array of country and Americana favorites, like Turnpike Troubadours, Willow Avalon, Noeline Hofmann, Waylon Wyatt, Gabriella Rose, Mt. Joy, Ole 60, Angel White, Gabrielle Aplin and more.

If his upcoming Huntington gig is anything like the ones previous, fans can expect a mix of longtime favorites, like 'Oklahoma Smokeshow' and 'Heading South', as well as newer hits, such as The Great American Bar Scene's '28', 'Purple Gas' and 'Pink Skies'.

Several freshly dropped offerings – such as 'Madeline', with Gabriella Rose, and the new Kings of Leon-backed bunch, 'Bowery' and 'We're Onto Something' – have been cropping up on many of the star's recent setlists. These may just get their time in the spotlight on Saturday night, too.

With special guests Petey USA and Trampled By Turtles on the bill, some thrilling collaborations should be anticipated. Maybe even West Virginia's own Charles Wesley Godwin will make an appearance for a performance of their beloved duet, 'Jamie'. Expect the unexpected is all we have to say.

Come Saturday, the action begins at 7:00 p.m., with the first of the opening acts taking the stage. With two supporting groups in place, it's difficult to say when exactly Bryan will go on, but we're guessing some time around 9:30 p.m.

With a near-two-dozen-song setlist always in his back pocket, a Bryan show typically runs for an hour-and-a-half to two hours.

As you prepare for the night's excitement, it's important to make sure you know before you go. The stadium, as with many event spaces, adheres to a clear bag policy. Visitors are allowed one clear bag – no larger than 12" x 6" x 12" – per person. Small clutch purses are also permitted.

If driving to the stadium, lots open at 1:00 p.m., with tailgating allowed. According to the stadium site, all parking is general admission in the West Lot.

It's also important to represent your favorite songsmith while gearing up for what is bound to be an unforgettable showcase. If Bryan's merchandise is anything like the trove that has been present at his recent dates over the course of the summer, concert-goers will not be short of options in the way of shirts, hoodies, hats and more.

Be sure to check out the merch stall and snag something just in time for Bryan's classic 'Revival' encore.

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