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Zac Brown Band announces four shows at the Sphere in “dream come true” experience

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Ooh, Las Vegas: The Zac Brown Band is set to bring their southern twang to the Las Vegas Sphere.

As stated on their official site, the band has announced that they will perform a total of four concerts spread over two consecutive weekends in December at the designated venue. The initial show is set for December 5, which coincides with the day they intend to launch their eighth studio album titled “Love & Fear.

On their Instagram on Monday, Zac Brown expressed that realizing their new album “Love & Fear” at Sphere Las Vegas feels like a long-cherished dream. He considers it his most remarkable work to date.

Starting from June 6th, I joined my band in launching our fresh album with the lead track titled “I Ain’t Worried About It.” On July 18th, we’re set to unveil another track called “Let it Run,” which includes a collaboration with Snoop Dogg. Moreover, esteemed artists like Marcus King and Dolly Parton have graciously contributed to this album as well.

This show is an untold account of my personal life, a voyage through my creativity, melodies, and tales that have molded me into who I am today. This extraordinary production takes place in the captivating, interactive setting of Sphere.

On July 25th, tickets for the December 5th, 6th, 12th, and 13th shows will become available for purchase starting at 10 a.m. Band members who are part of the “Zamily” will have an exclusive presale opportunity starting from the same date and time on Monday.

Despite “Love & Fear” potentially grabbing the limelight, it’s likely that the audience will still enjoy familiar favorites such as the multi-platinum hits “Knee Deep” and “Chicken Fried,” at the Sphere.

This event promises an unparalleled, immersive experience as you’ll resonate with each sound and lyric alongside us. We eagerly look forward to involving our fans in this special moment,” Brown stated.

Zac Brown Band will perform four concerts at The Sphere, making them the second country music group to do so following Kenny Chesney’s 15-show residency that ended on June 21. Interestingly, both acts have worked together before, with a live rendition of “Everybody Goes to Heaven” and the Zac Brown Band joining Chesney during his “Sun Goes Down” tour in 2024.

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2025-07-17 23:01

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