Zach Bryan Debuts ‘Sundown Girls’ Live In London

Zach Bryan returned to London over the past two nights for a pair of sold-out shows at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Bryan used the opportunity to present the live debut of “Sundown Girls,” a track from his With Heaven On Top album inspired by an experience he had in the British city one year prior.

The latest stop of Bryan’s 2026 With Heaven On Tour saw the U.S. country star perform in front of over 53,000 fans each night. On Tuesday, the Oklahoma native fit his first public “Sundown Girls” performance into the middle of the 24-song concert.

Zach Bryan spoke to the crowd about the origins of the song, stating:

“I had a moment last summer here in London. It was really sunny … and I was seeing all these signs next to me, all these big names in music that had played Hyde Park before, and it clicked in my head. I was like ‘Holy shit! We’re on our way to play that.’ It was mindblowing.

“And then we played Hyde Park. Every single person in the crowd was so kind and they sang every single lyric. That night after the show I cried a little bit because I was really emotional that people in London knew all my music. So I wrote this song about it and I hope you guys don’t hate it.”

Bryan proceeded to lead his band through “Sundown Girls.” The lyrics in the song referencing London garnered extra cheers from the capacity crowd.

Watch Zach Bryan debut “Sundown Girls” live in London via the fan-shot video below:

The rest of the Tuesday night show saw Bryan spread With Heaven On Top tracks into a setlist loaded with gems from the rest of his career. Zach Bryan performed the tour’s first versions of “No Cure” and “Streets Of London” on Wednesday. The former is featured on his 2022 album, American Heartbreak, while the latter is a geographically-appropriate single he released in 2025 and performed for the only other time at Hyde Park last summer.

Zach Bryan’s With Heaven On Tour hits Cork, Ireland next. A North American leg begins on July 25 in Eugene, Oregon and visits stadiums across the U.S. and Canada through October 10.