DESCRIPTION
Zach Bryan is a singer/songwriter from Oologah, Oklahoma, proud of his small-town roots and whose music is fuelled by a desire to stay true to himself. He served seven years in the Navy before being honourably discharged. His success is found in his raspy voice, a mix of classic folk melody and outlaw country with a raw edge that cuts to the bone. Zach Bryan is a singer/songwriter from Oologah, Oklahoma, proud of his small-town roots and whose music is fuelled by a desire to stay true to himself. He served seven years in the Navy before being honourably discharged. His success is found in his raspy voice, a mix of classic folk melody and outlaw country with a raw edge that cuts to the bone.

His breakthrough moment makes all that clear as day. In the video for "Heading South", shot by phone outside of his Navy barracks in humid 95-degree heat, Zach's passion echoes off the strings of his trusted Guild. Drenched in sweat and belting words that he had written minutes earlier, the moment is authentic, brutal, and real. Millions of fans have now seen that video without any sort of industry assist, and millions more have connected to the tender, sincere songs found on Zach's 2019 debut album DeAnn. A man of simple words, Zach's ability to create depth in his work is rivalled by few artists. He believes that who you are only extends to the person you are today, an ideology reflected in everything he creates.

Zach Bryan's major label debut album, American Heartbreak, broke the 2022 record for the most streamed country album in a single day on both Spotify and Apple Music, and contains the singles "Oklahoma City", "From Austin", "Highway Boys", "Late July", "Something in the Orange", and "Open the Gate". CD1
Late July
Something in the Orange (Z&E's Version)
Heavy Eyes
Mine Again
Happy Instead
Right Now the Best
The Outskirts
Younger Years
Cold Damn Vampires
Tishomingo
She's Alright
You Are My Sunshine
Darling
Ninth Cloud
Oklahoma City
Sun to Me
Highway Boys
Whiskey Fever
CD2
Billy Stay
Sober Side of Sorry
High Beams
The Good I'll Do
Someday (Maggie's)
Poems and Closing Time
From Austin
If She Wants a Cowboy
Corinthians (Proctor's)
Open the Gate
Half Grown
No Cure
'68 Fastback
Blue
Morning Time
This Road I Know

WARNER