Death Valley is set to host multi-platinum artist Zach Bryan March 28 next year. It will be the first show in Tiger stadium since Garth Brook’s 2022 performance. Opened by Caamp and J.R. Carroll, the concert will be the fourth stop on his With Heaven On Tour which LSU Deputy Athletics Director Clay Harris says features multiple college football stadiums.
“There’s something different about coming to these college towns and the excitement he brings, but he is thrilled to come to Baton Rouge and ready to put on a great show for the community,” Harris said.
Bryan will kick off the new Death Valley Live series which Harris says will bring top artists to Baton Rouge each spring. He says they felt it was important to open the doors to Tiger stadium more than seven times a year for football games, and fans can expect another announcement soon.
“We’re going to be announcing another concert in the January timeframe. That concert will be in late May, May 23rd. And so Memorial Weekend,” Harris said.
The series was put together in partnership with the Baton Rouge Area Foundation, Visit Baton Rouge, and the Greater Baton Rouge Economic Partnership. Harris says both LSU and the city are putting emphasis on bringing live music to Tiger stadium.
“It’s going to have a significant economic impact on the city and the surrounding areas in the state of Louisiana, whether that be restaurant and hotels, you name it,” Harris noted.
Presale begins December 3, and public tickets go on sale December 5.
