Zach Bryan Edinburgh Tickets: Here's how you can grab last minute tickets to see country star at Murrayfield
Here’s what you need to know about Zach Bryan tickets if you’re considering seeing him in Edinburgh.
Zach Bryan is set to entertain tens of thousands of music fans in Edinburgh this weekend.
The American country music star will headline Murrayfield Stadium on Sunday, June 14, where he will be joined by support acts Dijon and Fey Fili.
Known for hit songs including Something in the Orange and I Remember Everything with Kacey Musgraves, Bryan’s upcoming Edinburgh gig is his first in Scotland for several years.
He will perform at the more than 67,000 capacity venue as part of his 2026 UK tour, which includes dates in Liverpool and London.
Are there still Zach Bryan Edinburgh tickets?
In short: yes, there are still limited Zach Bryan tickets available for Murrayfield.
Ahead of his show on Sunday, there are some seated tickets remaining as well as a number of verified resale tickets.
What are ticket prices like for Zach Byran in Edinburgh?
If you’re considering picking up some last-minute tickets, then you can expect to pay anywhere from £80 to more than £300 for tickets - and that’s via official sellers.
Where can I buy tickets for Zach Bryan at Murrayfield?
If you are hoping to purchase last minute tickets for Zach Bryan in Edinburgh, you can do so through official vendors such as Ticketmaster and AXS.
As well as selling standard tickets, both have verified resale options so that fans who are no longer able to attend the event can sell their ticket on to other fans safely at face value prices.
If you are after a different type of ticket, there are other resale sites you can consider, however these carry much higher risk. That being said, third-party companies such as Twickets also offer fans the ability to resell their tickets at face value prices - but again, unlike verified resale sites can still carry risk.
To find out more about Zach Bryan at Murrayfield visit the official Scottish Rugby website.
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