Everything you need to know about Zach Bryan's concert at Anfield

Country superstars don’t come any bigger right now than Zach Bryan and this Friday (June 12) he kicks off a summer of massive gigs at Anfield Stadium.

The American singer-songwriter will be bringing his With Heaven On Tour to the city for one night only as the first of just six UK dates.

After two incredible sold out nights at BST Hyde Park last year, Liverpool was chosen as the only stadium concert in England outside London, alongside one in Edinburgh (June 14) and two in Belfast (June 23 & 24).

Since his breakthrough in 2019, after the song Heading South went viral on his YouTube channel while he was still serving in the US Navy, Zach Bryan’s career has gone from strength to strength.

He’s gone on to have a string of huge-selling hits including Something in the Orange (which has over 1.5 billion streams on Spotify), I Remember Everything featuring Kacey Musgraves, Oklahoma Smokeshow, Sun To Me, Burn, Burn, Burn and Pink Skies.

This latest mammoth US and European tour comes on the back of the release of the 30-year-old’s newest album, With Heaven on Top, featuring 25 songs which he wrote and produced himself.

With sales topping 30 million worldwide and a Grammy and Country Music Award under his belt, as well as megastar collaborators like Bruce Springsteen, Zach Bryan is absolutely flying.

So, for his army of fans – and anyone who just loves country music – the Anfield gig is sure to be a memorable night. If you’ve already got your tickets, or you’re planning to go, here’s everything you need to know …

When is the concert?

Zach Bryan is at Anfield Stadium on Friday June 12. Gates are scheduled to open at 5pm.

Who is supporting?

Special guests for the With Heaven on Tour are R&B/Americana singer-songwriter, producer and instrumentalist Dijon and folk/country rising star Fey Fili.

Are there tickets still available to buy?

There are a very limited number still for sale – to check out seats and prices here.

What is the setlist?

Dates on the tour so far have featured a whopping 30+ song setlist. Here’s how it’s run at previous gigs:

Overtime * Open the Gate * Appetite * With Heaven on Top * Something in the Orange * Say Why * Dawns * Nine Ball * Plastic Cigarette * Hey Driver * If They Come Lookin’ * Dry Deserts * Rivers and Creeks * Oklahoma Smokeshow * Condemned * Santa Fe * Pink Skies * Blue Jean Baby * God Speed * Burn, Burn, Burn * East Side of Sorrow * Bowery * DeAnn’s Denim * Bad News * Skin * Heading South * Fifth of May * Slicked Back * Runny Eggs * I Remember Everything * Quittin’ Time * Reviva

Can you bring food & drink into the concert?

No, you’ll have to ditch anything at the entrance unless you have special dietary requirements in which case you need to contact Anfield in advance to get permission. Food and drink are available to buy inside the stadium.

Can you take a bag in?

Only small bags A5 size (148.5mm x 210mm) are allowed, as well as official show merchandise in the clear plastic carrier bag provided or essential medical supplies.

What about getting there?

There is no parking at the stadium, so you’re best to use public transport. The closest Merseyrail stations are Kirkdale and Sandhills, and from Liverpool city centre you can take the 26 bus from Liverpool ONE bus station, 17 from Queen Square Bus Station or 917 from Commutation Row, directly to the ground. The Arriva 926 service will operate from Liverpool ONE Bus Station to its normal stop on Everton Valley ahead of all concerts, and the 927 will run after the concerts from Everton Valley back to Liverpool ONE Bus Station.