The Zac Brown Band will headline Minneapolis’ Target Center on Oct. 23.
Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday through Axs. Fans can register for a presale at zacbrownband.com. The Brothers Osborne will open.
Atlanta native Zac Brown founded the Zac Brown Band in 2002 and built a following through heavy touring, playing country and rock clubs as well as jam band festivals. They signed to Atlantic Records in 2008 and found success with the single “Chicken Fried.” That led to a string of smash hits, including the chart toppers “Toes,” “Free,” “Keep Me in Mind,” “Homegrown,” “Loving You Easy,” “Beautiful Drug” and “Same Boat.”
The group has played the metro numerous times, including a pair of sold-out Target Center shows, two headlining gigs at Target Field and a 2022 stop at the Minnesota State Fair Grandstand. They also opened stadium shows for Kenny Chesney in 2013 at Target Field and in 2024 at U.S. Bank Stadium.
In December, the Zac Brown Band released their eighth album, “Love and Fear,” and launched it with a four-show residency at the Las Vegas Sphere.
“I can’t wait to get this back on the road after an epic experience at Sphere,” Brown said in a news release. “The (upcoming tour) is all about big energy — our new album, entertaining covers, the hits you know and love, a few unexpected curveballs and a whole lot of fun.”
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