Zach Top Closes Out ‘Cold Beer & Country Music Tour’ With Sold-Out Show In Nashville

Zach Top’s Cold Beer & Country Music Tour has drawn an impressive 921,820 tickets since kicking off in 2025. The successful trek officially closed out in a big way on Friday, October 30 as Top took the stage at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena, performing to a sold-out crowd.

For over two hours, the rising country star delivered a mix of songs from his two albums, beginning with his breakthrough hit, “Sounds Like The Radio.” He continued with fan-favorites including his current and RIAA Gold-Certified single “South of Sanity” alongside the 4× Platinum “I Never Lie,” Platinum-certified favorite “Bad Luck,” “That’s All” and “Use Me.”

The night also featured a few special moments, like guest appearances from Brandon Coleman of The Red Clay Strays and Lukas Nelson. As Top brought the show to a close, fans made it clear they weren’t ready for the night to end, giving him the perfect sendoff for the final stop of the tour.

Before thanking the audience for making his last stop a memorable one, Top took a moment to reflect on how much his career has changed since he first began making trips to Nashville in 2018.

“I started coming to this town in 2018. Kept my head down, it was close to five years or something, just writing songs and wishing to God I could go out and play some shows and that some people would show up and wanna hear me sing the songs that I’ve been writing. Roughly two and a half, three years ago, that started happening. It’s been a wild ride ever since then,” he explained.

From there, he admitted that he can’t offer enough gratitude towards everyone who helped him get to this point and make a “youthful hillbilly from Sunnyside, Washington’s dreams come true.”

The “Good Girls & Cowgirls” singer capped off the memorable weekend by hosting a special live experience from Stardust Drive-In in Watertown, Tennessee on Sunday, November 1. The event gave fans the chance to experience a concert film captured across Top’s two back-to-back sold-out nights at the legendary Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado on September 28-29, 2025. Those in attendance were treated to an intimate performance from Top, followed by the premiere of the film.

Top’s sold-out Nashville show comes amid a busy and exciting season for the country act, whose album Ain’t In It For My Health recently won Best Traditional Country Album at the 68th Annual Grammy Awards, making him the first recipient of the award. Building ont hat momentum, he is heading into the 60th Annual CMA Awards with nominations for Album of the Year with Ain’t In It For My Health and Male Vocalist of the Year.

Plus, he’s already looking ahead to next year, with plans to headline the 2027 Stagecoach Music Festival in the spring.