Zac Brown Band Unveils High-Energy 27-Show Love & Fear Tour for 2026
The Zac Brown Band has just announced their highly anticipated Love & Fear Tour, which will kick off in July and run through November of next year. This 27-show tour marks the first time the country group will headline at Sphere Las Vegas, a feat they recently accomplished with their limited engagement residency.
"We can't wait to get this back on the road after an epic experience at Sphere," said Zac Brown, lead singer of the band, in a statement. "Every night we play is a chance to turn it up, mix things around, and share an unforgettable night with our incredible fans."
The Love & Fear Tour promises to deliver high-energy performances featuring hits from their new album of the same name, as well as entertaining covers and a few unexpected curveballs. The tour also includes stops at iconic venues like Fenway Park in Boston and Forest Hills Stadium in New York.
Special guest performers on select dates include Grace Potter, Brothers Osborne, Fitz and the Tantrums, Old Crow Medicine Show, and more. Tickets for the Love & Fear Tour are already generating buzz among fans, with a limited pre-sale available starting January 28th.
The band's eighth studio album, Love & Fear, features collaborations with A-list artists like Dolly Parton, Marcus King, and Snoop Dogg. Fans can now see the full tour schedule at zacbrownband.com.
With their reputation for delivering memorable live performances, the Zac Brown Band is set to bring their signature sound and infectious energy to fans on the Love & Fear Tour in 2026.
The Zac Brown Band has just announced their highly anticipated Love & Fear Tour, which will kick off in July and run through November of next year. This 27-show tour marks the first time the country group will headline at Sphere Las Vegas, a feat they recently accomplished with their limited engagement residency.
"We can't wait to get this back on the road after an epic experience at Sphere," said Zac Brown, lead singer of the band, in a statement. "Every night we play is a chance to turn it up, mix things around, and share an unforgettable night with our incredible fans."
The Love & Fear Tour promises to deliver high-energy performances featuring hits from their new album of the same name, as well as entertaining covers and a few unexpected curveballs. The tour also includes stops at iconic venues like Fenway Park in Boston and Forest Hills Stadium in New York.
Special guest performers on select dates include Grace Potter, Brothers Osborne, Fitz and the Tantrums, Old Crow Medicine Show, and more. Tickets for the Love & Fear Tour are already generating buzz among fans, with a limited pre-sale available starting January 28th.
The band's eighth studio album, Love & Fear, features collaborations with A-list artists like Dolly Parton, Marcus King, and Snoop Dogg. Fans can now see the full tour schedule at zacbrownband.com.
With their reputation for delivering memorable live performances, the Zac Brown Band is set to bring their signature sound and infectious energy to fans on the Love & Fear Tour in 2026.
. Like, who's really gonna shell out that kind of cash for a bunch of Zac Brown Band singing and playing their hits? And don't even get me started on the whole "high-energy" thing - just means they're gonna be loud and obnoxious, right? 
The fact that Dolly Parton is featured on one of their songs just screams "trying too hard to be cool". And what's with all these extra guest performers? Just a bunch of filler acts trying to pad out the tour schedule. Mark my words, it'll be a total sell-out flop 
! the zac brown band always puts on such an amazing show and i've been listening to the new album nonstop 
i love that they're doing a high-energy tour with some special guests like gracy potter and fitz and the tantrums - it's gonna be lit 
can't wait for july and all the shows leading up to november
in vegas next month!! i've been listening to love & fear nonstop since it dropped and i'm so hyped for this tour 
? and who's that snoop dogg collab with on the album?!
I'm not sure if I'd call it a "high-energy" tour just yet... I mean, they've been playing those same songs for years now 
I do love the idea of them bringing some unexpected curveballs to the stage though - that's what keeps a show fresh, right? 
As for the guest performers, it's awesome they're getting some big names like Snoop Dogg and Dolly Parton on board... that's gonna bring a whole new vibe to the tour! 