Zach Bryan Concert Weekend Getaway
September 26-28, 2025
Grammy-winning singer Zach Bryan is set to make history with a groundbreaking concert at Michigan Stadium on September 27, 2025, with special guests John Mayer, Ryan Bingham and The Texas Gentlemen, and Joshua Slone. Zach Bryan may know about "Something in the Orange," but we know something about Maize and Blue. Whether you are coming to Ann Arbor for the concert or just looking to enjoy the vibes in town, we've got you covered!
Know Before You Go
Concert details and General Information
Parking
Parking is available at designated lots near the stadium. It is highly recommended to purchase parking passes in advance. Purchase parking lot passes.
Residential street and private lots are avaible nearby, an estimated 10-20 minute walk to the stadium.
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UM has authorized several of its parking spaces close to Michigan Stadium for Saturday’s concert, which starts at 6 p.m.
Fans can purchase parking passes the day-of at:
- Thompson Street Structure, 508 Thompson St.: $50
- Hill Street Structure, 1001 Hill St.: $50
- Thayer Street Structure, 216 S. Thayer St.: $50
- UM Golf Course: $75
- Green Lot off Postma Family Clubhouse on Stadium Boulevard: $95
- Pioneer High School: $90 to $120
- Ann Arbor Golf and Outing: $100 (Drivers can also reserve spots in advance online)
Fans can also purchase parking passes online prior to their Ann Arbor arrivals.
Parking spaces within a five-minute walk from the stadium available for online purchase include:
- State Street Commuter, 2500 S. State St.: $50
- Lot SC41 on East Hoover Avenue: $95
- Lot SC35 between East Keech and East Hoover avenues: $95
- Lot SC32, 1000 Greene St.: $95
- Blue Lot between next to the Crisler Center and off Greene Street: $95 (a separate Blue Lot reserved for ADA parking is next to this lot closer to the Crisler Center)
- Blue Lot next to the Crisler Center and off Kipke Drive: $95 (a separate Blue Lot reserved for ADA parking is next to this lot)
- Champions North Lot on East Keech Avenue: $95, reserved for ADA parking
Parking spaces between a five- and ten-minute walk from the stadium available for online purchase include:
- Lot SC11, 326 E. Hoover Ave.: $75
- Lot W34, 800 Greene St.: $75
- Lot W35, 201 E. Hoover Ave.: $75
- Lot W36, 200 Hill St.: $75
- Grey Lot on South State Street: $75
- Blue Lot off Phyllis Ocker Field on East Stadium Boulevard: $95
At a 20-minute walk from Michigan Stadium, Brown Lot on State Street offers parking spots with online reservations at $50.
Drivers can book a maximum of two parking passes per account, and both must be within the same lot, according to university policy.
West Side United Methodist Church, 900 S. 7th St., is offering parking spaces this Saturday for $50 per vehicle. Parking is first-come, first-served.
Park N’ Party is a company that also sells premium parking within a half-mile walk of Michigan Stadium. The locations include 2100 Club, multiple former residences on South Main Street and the Union Rec restaurant on Main Street.
Many sites on Park N’ Party have been sold out and fans should reserve a spot as soon as possible.
Street closures for Michigan football games also apply to Saturday’s concert.
Down on Main Street
Friday, September 26, 2025 • 4-10 PM
The night before Zach Bryan takes over the Big House, Main Street will come alive with music, energy, and community. Down on Main Street is a free celebration of Americana, country, and rock music. Don't miss the the official merchandiser of Zach Bryan to grab your concert swag.
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Soundtrack for a Legendary Weekend
We have you covered for acoustic ballads and porch-worthy strums! As the day builds, so does the music—introducing foot-tapping anthems and windows-down choruses perfect for pre-show energy. Whether you’re driving into town with your best friends, waiting in line at the Big House, or winding down after the show, this playlist was built for every moment of your weekend.
It's Great to be a Michigan Wolverine
Michigan Stadium—affectionately known as “The Big House”—holds the title of the largest football stadium in the North America and ranks as the third largest in the world. While it’s hosted a variety of major sporting events over the years—this event marks the very first time a music artist will take the stage for a full-scale concert inside this legendary venue.
