The Oklahoma songwriter shares his reluctance to be pigeonholed during a conversation with Bruce Springsteen for RS's Musicians on Musicians issue

Zach Bryan has attended a couple of country music's biggest awards shows, but he skipped this one. No reason was provided, but he skipped last year, too, and missed the all-genre PCAs earlier in 2024.

During a recent conversation with Bruce Springsteen for Rolling Stone’s Musicians on Musicians series, Zach Bryan disclosed that he still has a hard time thinking of himself as a real musician. Springsteen asked him when he first started considering himself a “serious songwriter,

A famous country music artist unexpectedly took the stage at a local fall festival in Massachusetts on Saturday.

Continuing to expand his career in country music, Zach Bryan recently sat down for an interview with music legend Bruce Springsteen.

Last year, Zach Bryan saw two of his songs spend weeks atop Billboard‘s Hot Country Songs chart, including the 20-week chart-topper "I Remember Everything" with Kacey Musgraves and the six-week No. 1 "Something in the Orange" (which also reached the top 20 on the Country Airplay chart).

Don't box Zach Bryan into any one genre. In a new cover story interview with Rolling Stone, the Grammy winner opened up about why he doesn't want to be considered "a country musician." Bryan, 28, told Bruce Springsteen in a conversation for the outlet,

The Oklahoma songwriter shares his reluctance to be pigeonholed during a conversation with Bruce Springsteen for RS's Musicians on Musicians issue

Two great American songwriters get together in New Jersey and go deep on the perils of stardom, classic country, the importance of moms, and the troubled state of the union

The Grammy winner is certainly doing something right, as he's on a sold-out arena tour and has sold more than 30 million records