Zach Bryan has announced a new EP while continuing his massive 2026 international tour, giving fans fresh music to look forward to before the end of the year.
The country singer-songwriter recently revealed on YouTube that his upcoming project will be titled Young Manhood and Other Donatable Organs. The announcement arrived alongside a new teaser for the unreleased song "Lodi When," marking the latest preview from the project.
Bryan shared only limited details about the EP and did not provide a release date. However, the timing of the announcement and his recent online activity suggest new music could arrive sooner rather than later.
Zach Bryan performs during his With Heaven On Tour at L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium on April 11, 2026 in Louisville, Kentucky.Photo by Stephen J. Cohen/Getty Images
The Oklahoma native has already previewed several songs connected to the project, including "Breakfast in Bed," "Better Friends" and "Lodi When." Fans have also speculated that additional unreleased tracks such as "You'll Get By" and "Pocket Change" could eventually appear on the record.
In "Lodi When," Bryan reflects on a former relationship and earlier chapters of his life.
"He made a big mess of all the songs he wrote/ He’d sing to you come daylight, but die before he woke."
The song continues with one of its most talked-about lines:
"If you could write a book on the man that you once were / Would you write about drinking / Or would you write about her / If you could just go back to the places you once been / Would you go back to her arms, back to Lodi when."
The EP announcement comes during a short break in Bryan's busy With Heaven on Tour schedule.
The tour began in March and has already included sold-out performances across the United States and Europe. Stadium stops have included Bank of America Stadium, Raymond James Stadium and Memorial Stadium, while overseas dates have taken Bryan through the United Kingdom, Spain, Germany, Denmark, Ireland and the Netherlands.
The tour resumes later this month with a July 24 show in Eugene, Oregon, before moving to San Diego, Salt Lake City, Denver, Arlington, Glendale, Toronto, Foxborough and Auburn, Alabama.
Bryan's final scheduled performance of the tour is set for Oct. 10 in Auburn.
The singer has remained productive during his break from touring, using YouTube to preview material instead of following a traditional album rollout.
Along with "Lodi When," Bryan recently posted a full performance of another unreleased track, "Better Friends."
Before those releases, Bryan shared "Breakfast in Bed," another song that fans believe could appear on the upcoming EP.
The announcement arrives during one of the biggest years of Bryan's career.
His sixth studio album, With Heaven on Top, debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 earlier this year after selling 130,000 units during its first week. Eighteen songs from the project also reached the Billboard Hot 100.
Bryan later released a full acoustic version of the album only days after the original arrived.
The singer, who first broke through with the hit "Something in the Orange," earned his first Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 single in 2023 with "I Remember Everything" featuring Kacey Musgraves. The song also topped the Hot Country Songs chart and earned Bryan a Grammy Award for Best Country Duo/Group Performance.
Earlier in 2026, Bryan announced he had started a sobriety journey and later married Samantha Sebastian on New Year's Eve.
His recent return to Instagram after previously deactivating the account has also fueled fan speculation that an official release announcement may be close.
Bryan has built a reputation for surprise releases and unconventional rollouts, often sharing songs directly with fans before officially releasing them.
For now, Young Manhood and Other Donatable Organs remains without a release date, but with multiple songs already circulating online and Bryan back on social media, anticipation continues to grow among fans waiting for his next project.
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