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Zach Bryan is making San Diego his exclusive California stop on the 2026 “With Heaven On Tour”—and he’s playing two consecutive nights at Snapdragon Stadium. Mark your calendars for Friday, July 31 and Saturday, August 1, 2026. These are the only opportunities to see the Grammy-winning artist in the Golden State during his massive stadium tour, making them must-attend events for West Coast fans.
The San Diego shows come as the tour’s North American run resumes after European dates. After playing venues like Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London and Cork’s Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Ireland, Bryan returns stateside to Southern California’s stunning Snapdragon Stadium—home of the San Diego State Aztecs—where summer evening shows promise perfect weather and unforgettable atmospheres.
Both San Diego nights feature an exciting lineup of supporting artists. MJ Lenderman—the critically acclaimed indie rock guitarist and songwriter from Asheville, North Carolina—serves as the main opener. A member of Wednesday and rising solo artist, Lenderman’s raw, guitar-driven sound has earned him recognition as one of the most exciting emerging voices in American rock music. His 2024 album Manning Fireworks received widespread critical acclaim.
Fey Fili opens both evenings with ethereal, genre-blending performances. The combination of Lenderman’s gritty rock sensibilities and Bryan’s heartfelt country creates a compelling sonic journey across the American musical landscape.
The “With Heaven On Tour” showcases Bryan’s sixth studio album, With Heaven on Top, releasing January 9, 2026. By the time the tour reaches San Diego in late July, fans will have had seven months to absorb the new material, making these shows opportunities to hear the songs in their fully developed live form. Expect new favorites alongside the hits that made Bryan a household name: “Something in the Orange,” “I Remember Everything” (his Grammy-winning duet with Kacey Musgraves), “Pink Skies,” “Highway Boys,” and “Heading South.”
Bryan enters this tour as country music’s hottest live act. In September 2025, his concert at Michigan Stadium drew 112,408 fans, breaking the record for the largest single ticketed concert in United States history. San Diego offers California fans their chance to experience this generational talent.
Both shows begin at 6:30 PM at Snapdragon Stadium, located at 5500 Canyon Crest Drive, San Diego, CA 92182, on the San Diego State University campus. The venue holds approximately 35,000 for concerts, offering intimate views compared to many stadium shows. The late-July dates promise warm Southern California evenings ideal for outdoor concerts.
Unlike past tours that included multiple California stops, the “With Heaven On Tour” visits only San Diego in the entire state. Fans from Los Angeles, San Francisco, and throughout California will converge on America’s Finest City for these two nights. This exclusivity has created exceptional demand for Zach Bryan San Diego tickets.
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Everything you need to know about attending Zach Bryan’s two-night San Diego engagement on July 31 and August 1, 2026.
Snapdragon Stadium opened in 2022 as the state-of-the-art home of San Diego State Aztecs football and San Diego Wave FC soccer. Located on the former Qualcomm Stadium site at 5500 Canyon Crest Drive, San Diego, CA 92182, the venue was designed with concerts in mind, featuring excellent acoustics and sightlines from every section.
The stadium’s 35,000-seat capacity for concerts creates a more intimate atmosphere than larger NFL stadiums while still delivering the grandeur of a stadium show. The venue has quickly established itself as Southern California’s premier outdoor concert destination, hosting major acts since opening.
Late July in San Diego offers near-perfect concert conditions. Expect temperatures in the mid-70s to low-80s during the evening hours, with ocean breezes providing natural cooling. San Diego’s famously mild climate makes outdoor events comfortable year-round, and the stadium’s design maximizes airflow throughout seating sections.
Zachary Lane Bryan represents the new American dream in country music—an artist who built his career on authenticity rather than Nashville machinery. Born April 2, 1996, in Okinawa, Japan, to a Navy family, Bryan grew up in Oologah, Oklahoma, a town of fewer than 1,200 people that shaped his plainspoken songwriting perspective.
Bryan served eight years in the U.S. Navy before his music career launched. His breakthrough came unconventionally: he posted raw, unproduced recordings to YouTube while still serving, attracting fans drawn to his unvarnished emotional honesty. His debut album DeAnn (2019)—named for his late mother—was recorded in a garage with mattresses for soundproofing, yet its authenticity resonated globally.
Since then, Bryan has become one of music’s biggest stars. His self-titled 2023 album debuted at number one, while “Something in the Orange” became a crossover phenomenon. The 2024 Grammy Award for Best Country Duo/Group Performance (“I Remember Everything” with Kacey Musgraves) confirmed his critical acceptance alongside commercial success.
Bryan’s September 2025 concert at Michigan Stadium—drawing 112,408 fans—established him as the biggest touring act in American music. His San Diego shows continue this unprecedented momentum.
Bryan’s concerts prioritize substance over spectacle. Expect extended performances (often exceeding three hours), minimal production gimmicks, and genuine crowd connection. His band features exceptional musicians, including keyboardist J.R. Carroll (who opens on other tour dates). Songs stretch beyond studio versions with extended instrumental passages and spontaneous arrangements.
Fan participation defines Bryan shows. Songs like “Something in the Orange” become communal singalongs, with tens of thousands of voices joining the chorus. Bryan frequently shares stories behind songs, creating intimate moments even in stadium settings.
MJ Lenderman brings indie rock credibility to the San Diego shows. The Asheville guitarist has gained recognition through his solo work and membership in Wednesday. His 2024 album Manning Fireworks earned year-end list placements from major publications, with songs like “She’s Leaving You” becoming streaming hits. Lenderman’s raw, guitar-driven sound provides an intriguing contrast and complement to Bryan’s country foundation.
Fey Fili opens both nights, bringing atmospheric, genre-blending performances to warm up the San Diego crowds. The three-act billing promises diverse musical experiences across each evening.
Both nights feature identical lineups (MJ Lenderman and Fey Fili), though setlists may vary slightly. Friday shows often attract more energetic crowds eager to start the weekend, while Saturday performances sometimes run longer as artists have no travel the following day. Many dedicated fans attend both nights to catch every song. Choose based on your schedule, or experience both for the full San Diego Zach Bryan experience.
Zach Bryan performs two consecutive nights at Snapdragon Stadium: Friday, July 31, 2026, and Saturday, August 1, 2026. Both shows begin at 6:30 PM. These are the only California dates on the “With Heaven On Tour.”
Yes. The two Snapdragon Stadium shows are the only California performances on the “With Heaven On Tour.” Fans from Los Angeles, San Francisco, and throughout the state will need to travel to San Diego to see Bryan in California.
MJ Lenderman serves as the main opening act both nights, with Fey Fili providing additional support. Lenderman is an acclaimed indie rock guitarist whose 2024 album Manning Fireworks received widespread critical praise.
Snapdragon Stadium is at 5500 Canyon Crest Drive, San Diego, CA 92182, on the San Diego State University campus. The venue is accessible from I-8 and I-15, with San Diego Trolley service to nearby SDSU Transit Center.
Prices vary by date, section, and seat location. As the only California shows, San Diego tickets are in high demand. Our marketplace features tickets at various price points from verified sellers. All prices include fees for transparent pricing.
Yes, we maintain inventory for both the July 31 and August 1 shows. Browse available tickets above to compare options for each date or purchase tickets for both nights.
Gates typically open two to three hours before showtime. For the 6:30 PM start time, expect gates to open around 4:00-4:30 PM. Specific times will be confirmed closer to the event.
Yes, multiple parking lots surround the stadium. Pre-purchasing parking passes is recommended for major concerts. Lots vary in price based on proximity to entrances.
The San Diego Trolley Green Line stops at SDSU Transit Center, a short walk from Snapdragon Stadium. The trolley connects to downtown San Diego and surrounding communities, offering convenient transportation without parking concerns.
Expect hits including “Something in the Orange,” “I Remember Everything,” “Pink Skies,” “Highway Boys,” “Heading South,” “Burn, Burn, Burn,” and new material from With Heaven on Top. Setlists may differ slightly between the two nights.
Bryan typically performs for three hours or more, not including opening acts. Plan for a total event duration of four to five hours from gates opening through the final encore.
Late July features San Diego’s classic weather: evening temperatures typically range from mid-70s to low-80s with low humidity and ocean breezes. Ideal conditions for outdoor concerts. Sunscreen is recommended for early arrivals.
Floor/field sections offer the closest views and are highly sought after. Availability varies as sellers list tickets. Check current inventory above for floor options.
Professional cameras with detachable lenses are typically prohibited. Smartphones and small point-and-shoot cameras are generally allowed. Review Snapdragon Stadium’s specific policy before attending.
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With San Diego hosting the tour’s exclusive California concerts, these two nights at Snapdragon Stadium represent your only chance to see Zach Bryan in the Golden State in 2026. Browse available tickets for July 31 and August 1 above. All purchases are backed by our buyer protection guarantee with verified authentic tickets and all-in pricing.
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