Zach Bryan

Singer-songwriter with acclaimed albums

Zach Bryan - Singer-songwriter with acclaimed albums
Born

April 2nd, 1996
29 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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An American singer-songwriter gained recognition for heartfelt, introspective lyrics and storytelling. Debuted with the self-titled album in 2019, which showcased acoustic melodies and personal narratives. The album generated a dedicated following, leading to a significant sales increase. Released critically acclaimed projects such as "Elisabeth" and "American Heartbreak," receiving praise for unique blend of country, folk, and rock influences. Noted for raw vocal delivery and authenticity in musical composition, contributing to the genre's evolution in contemporary settings.

Released the album 'American Heartbreak' in 2022

Gained popularity through social media platforms

Toured with major country artists

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