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Zach Bryan Forced to Cancel Tulsa Show by Weather
4 Apr
Summary
- Zach Bryan cancelled his Tulsa concert due to severe weather.
- He stated he was forced by his team to cancel the show.
- The tour began March 6 and will conclude October 10.
Country star Zach Bryan announced the cancellation of his Tulsa concert scheduled for Friday at H.A. Chapman Stadium. The decision was attributed to severe weather, including predicted wind gusts exceeding 60 mph, hail, and intense lightning. Bryan expressed his frustration, stating he was "forced by my team" to cancel, marking the first headlining show he has cancelled in his five-year touring career.
The "With Heaven on Tour," named after his latest album, commenced on March 6 in St. Louis, featuring Kings of Leon as an opening act for select dates. This extensive 39-date tour spans across the U.S. and Europe, with its final performance set for October 10 in Auburn, Ala.
This year has been significant for the Grammy-winning artist. On New Year's Eve, he married Samantha Leonard in Spain. His sixth album, "With Heaven on Top," was released on January 9, 2026, and debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 chart.
