Zach Bryan & Shane Gillis to Headline Notre Dame Stadium Concert This September

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Notre Dame football kicks off the 2025 season with an Aug. 31 date at Miami in one of the biggest games of the weekend. Two weeks later it opens the home slate of the schedule with a showdown, likely under the lights, against Texas A&M.
In-between those weeks though Notre Dame football will be off, but that doesn't mean Notre Dame Stadium won't be packed for a big-time event.
Country star Zach Bryan, comedian (and huge Notre Dame fan) Shane Gillis, and Irish singer Dermot Kennedy will host Notre Dame Stadium's fourth-ever concert on September 6. The concert was announced by the university on Tuesday.
Zach Bryan is coming to ND on 9.6 with Shane Gillis & Dermot Kennedy. Tix on sale FRI at 10am.
— Experience Notre Dame (@ExperienceND) March 4, 2025
Tickets: https://t.co/B8PiDAHssj
More info: https://t.co/V0343JhetJ@zachbryanL | @Shanemgillis | @DermotKennedy | @aegpresents | @NDAlumni | @NDLoyal | @FightingIrish | @NotreDame pic.twitter.com/VltocnVsrK
Gillis previously mentioned the frustration he had as a fan watching Ohio State celebrate after the National Championship game and how he initially wanted to do a show to earn money for Notre Dame's NIL efforts.
I know it's easy for me to spend his money but roughly 80,000 seats will mean quite a bit of money for whatver Shane's cut of the event ends up being.
Just saying.
Seeing how mad Shane Gillis just made Nick Saban — while Nick was wearing that hat — is the peak of comedy pic.twitter.com/UUNugCHyAm
— Josh Graham (@JoshGrahamShow) December 21, 2024
Tickets go on sale Friday, March 7 at 10 a.m. ET via Ticketmaster.
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