THE Zac Brown Band is touring once again and will be performing at ballparks across the country on the way.
Their 2022 tour comes after Zac Brown had to cancel his two previous tours as a result of the pandemic.
The Zac Brown Band announced their Out in the Middle 2022 international tour on Friday which will kick off in Greenville, South Carolina on April 22.
The band will make stops to perform at renowned ballparks including Wrigley Field in Chicago and Boston’s own Fenway Park.
The tour will include two performances in Canada and will come to an end on November 19 in Phoenix, Arizona.
Fans have not seen a full tour from the Zac Brown Band since before the Covid-19 pandemic. The band was one of the first to cancel their tour in 2020 when the virus made its way to the US.
They attempted their comeback tour in 2021 but had to cancel after a few nights when Brown contracted the coronavirus.
Now that they’re getting back on the road, Zac Brown told 7News Boston, “Performing in front of millions of fans around the world is one of the most electrifying and humbling feelings.”
“We’re so excited to go back out on the road and keep the unbelievable momentum going from ‘The Comeback Tour.’
“It’s been such an incredible year for the band, debuting some of the best music we’ve ever made, and we are thrilled to continue playing live for our amazing fans.”
The Out in the Middle tour will bring the Zac Brown Band’s newest album, The Comeback, to live audiences across the US.
Their seventh album was released on October 15, 2021, and includes fifteen tracks focusing on obstacles in life and love.
His hit single from the album titled Same Boat reached the number one spot on the country music airplay chart in November, only five months after its release.
“We wrote ‘Same Boat’ to help remind us of what we have in common and what makes us human,” Zac Brown told Billboard.
“I’m really grateful that our fans are listening and connecting with that feeling of togetherness and unity. It’s what makes our country great and gives us all a little hope this holiday season.”
In an interview with Forbes, Zac Brown said he intended The Comeback album to bring people together after being apart for so long due to the pandemic.
“You brave the storm, and you wade through it, and you find the redemption after,” he said.
“It’s always easy to panic when you’re in a hard situation because you don’t know what the outcome is. You don’t know what it’s going to be like down the road.
“… It is the hope that’s around the corner we need to remind everybody about instead of the tragedy that’s at hand.”
Citi cardmembers will be able to purchase tickets to the Out in the Middle tour starting on January 18, however, all other fans will need to wait until January 21.
Tickets will be available for purchase on the band’s website and the date for tickets to the final show in Phoenix on November 19 will be determined at a later date.
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