On October 14, Zach Bryan announced the Young Manhood and Other Donatable Organs Tour, a 23-show run across 19 stadiums in North America and Australia promoted by AEG Presents. It kicks off April 28, 2027 at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis and closes December 18 at Brisbane's Suncorp Stadium.

John Fogerty of Creedence Clearwater Revival joins for the first North American leg, alongside Ryan Bingham and The Texas Gentlemen, Vance Joy, Fey Fili, Gabriella Rose and Emma Ogier on select dates.

Billboard reports the tour shares its name with Bryan's eight-song EP, out October 16 on Warner Records, featuring Lana Del Rey and Turnpike Troubadours.

A roots-country superstar touring stadiums with the man who wrote 'Proud Mary,' 'Bad Moon Rising' and 'Have You Ever Seen the Rain' is the kind of generational crossover fans did not see coming.

Fogerty, according to Ultimate Classic Rock, revealed he and Bryan actually wrote and recorded a song together, visiting Bryan's Nashville place and meeting his dog Lodi — who, Fogerty joked, ate the lyrics. Fogerty promised the pairing would be 'an all night revival' on every stop.

Country Thang Daily notes Bryan says the collaboration 'changed our entire production' as the band learned eight new songs.

The announcement came with the theatrics fans now expect. Country Thang Daily reports Bryan had wiped his Instagram clean back on July 8, leaving only a 2022 Spotify RADAR clip in which he said he wanted to 'write those songs that you and your grandpa talk about.'

The 2027 dates leaked first and were briefly pulled from his website before the formal reveal, which again wiped every earlier image from his profile.

Ultimate Classic Rock adds that Fogerty announced his own 11-date itinerary in a short video, opening it by playing part of the Creedence classic 'Lodi' before three solo nights at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas in February.

Bryan has already proven he can fill the venues on this slate. Billboard notes he ranked No. 13 on its 2025 year-end Boxscore Top Tours chart with $159.6 million grossed from 941,000 tickets.

Country Thang Daily, citing Pollstar, reports he was the first artist to play Michigan Stadium, drawing 112,408 fans on September 27, 2025 — reportedly the largest ticketed concert in U.S. history — and set Gillette Stadium's attendance record with 73,538 six days later.

The new run hits Soldier Field, Nissan Stadium in Nashville, MetLife Stadium twice, plus Lambeau Field, where Packers chief marketing officer Gabrielle Dow called his artistry a hit with Wisconsin fans.

Backstage Country maps the route: the North American stretch runs through Indianapolis, Green Bay, Chicago, East Rutherford, Baltimore, Nashville, Philadelphia, Atlanta and Buffalo, wrapping June 2 at Highmark Stadium.

It resumes July 16 in Las Vegas, then Los Angeles, Seattle, Vancouver, Edmonton and Boise before the Australian leg.

Country Thang Daily reports the December dates — two nights each at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne, Accor Stadium in Sydney and Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane — mark his first headlining tour of Australia.

Presales begin October 21 at 10 a.m. local time, a local presale follows October 22, and the public on-sale opens October 23.

The tour follows a busy stretch: Bryan wrapped his With Heaven On Tour in Auburn, Alabama the weekend before the announcement, and his January album With Heaven On Top debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, per Country Thang Daily.

Billboard says his website also teases a book of the same title as the EP, due in January, covering the last ten years of his life.