Excitingly, that wasn’t the only surprise Zach Bryan had in store for his adoring Arizona audience, as the “I Remember Everything” crooner also made his first live appearance at Towers.

One of the many highlights from Zach Bryan’s acclaimed studio album 2024, The great American bar sceneIn “Towers,” Zach reflects on his relationship with faith, his home, and his career, and wonders what it will take to overcome the pearly gates (“It’s a long way to heaven (long way) / It’s a long one.” Descent into Hell / I pray we survive this well (Pray we survive) / I guess time will tell”) alongside a rousing chorus.

Zach Bryan returns to Glendale’s Desert Diamond Arena tonight for the second of his momentous doubleheaders in Arizona, with the “Something in the Orange” chart-topper currently performing his final run of shows on his 2024 album No more time run. Zach was clearly feeling nostalgic ahead of this week’s performances, as he sent out a lengthy message to fans on Instagram describing his gratitude for their continued support and the love shown to him on Thanksgiving.

Zach Bryan has dates scheduled in Salt Lake City, Tulsa and Brooklyn for the remainder of December. The former US naval officer confirmed that he will not be touring in 2025 as he is pursuing his master’s degree in Paris, France. However, Zach will perform a number of isolated shows, such as two BST Hyde Park 2025 concerts in London, UK.

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