ANN ARBOR, MI - Michigan Stadium is hosting its first ever concert this fall which could lead to a record-breaking event in U.S. history. The question is: how will staff set up the 98-year-old stadium for music instead of football?

Zach Bryan sold more than 112,000 seats in two hours for his September show at the Big House, positioning him for a record-breaking night.

Just two days after country star Zach Bryan announced he would headline the first-ever concert at Michigan Stadium, he let fans know Friday that the historic show has sold out.

Fans bought more than 112,000 tickets for the Sept. 27. That total means Bryan is poised to break the all-time U.S. record for a ticketed concert by a single act, which was set by George Strait at Texas A&M’s Kyle Field in 2024.

For country star Zach Bryan and the University of Michigan, there’s a magic number looming: 110,905. When Bryan performs at Michigan Stadium on Sept. 27, that's the attendance figure he’ll need to exceed to break the record for the biggest ticketed concert by a single act in U.

Country star Zach Bryan will make history playing the first-ever concert at Michigan Stadium, and tickets are already sold out.

Zach Bryan and John Mayer are headlining Michigan Stadium’s first-ever concert. Set for September 27, the historic event has already sold out.

Bryan and Mayer will be joined by special guests Ryan Bingham and the Texas Gentlemen and Joshua Slone for the Sept. 27 show.

Zach Bryan, the 28-year-old Oklahoma star, scored a No. 1 album with 2023's self-titled "Zach Bryan" album. Last year's "The Great American Bar Scene" debuted at No. 2 on Billboard's Top 200 albums chart.

Michigan Stadium, which opened nearly a century ago, will host its first ever concert this year, headlined by country singer Zach Bryan.