Top sells out
The 19-show run includes newly added second nights at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium, Tulsa's Cain's Ballroom, Denver's Grizzly Rose, Columbus, Ohio's The Bluestone, Jacksonville, Fla.'s FIVE and Chattanooga., Tenn.'s The Signal.
The Cincinnati, Ohio venue was upgraded to the Andrew J Brady Music Center and ticket capacity has been increased in both Omaha, Neb. and Des Moines, Ia. In spite of the added capacity, every show is now sold out.
The 2025 dates add to a breakout year for Top, who is nominated for New Artist of the Year at the upcoming 58th Annual CMA Awards (his first CMA nomination) and released his widely praised debut album, "Cold Beer & Country Music."
Top's a musical throwback, opting for traditional country music. His shows will include covers of artists such as Merle Haggard and Keith Whitley.
More news for Zach Top
- 04/01/25: Top drops video for "I Never Lie"
- 02/28/25: Godwin, Top, Wetzel, Moore share new music
- 11/01/24: Johnson, Nelson, Barber, Langley out with new music
- 09/16/24: Top plans '25 tour
CD reviews for Zach Top
On the opening track "Sounds Like The Radio," Zach Top gives away the game – he's a throwback to '90s country like George Strait and Alan Jackson, with the same reverence for classic honky-tonk that set those artists apart from their peers and a tendency toward classic songcraft in lieu of gimmicks and tired lyrical tropes. Following that with the title track, Top and his band swing and swagger with Dwight Yoakam-like authority, revealing the potential to deliver these ...
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