Zach Bryan makes sweet admission to Irish fans after sell-out Phoenix Park shows

Irish Daily Mirror

2 days ago

Zach Bryan has thanked Irish fans for their "kindness and their grace" after he performed three sell-out shows in Dublin.
The 29-year-old superstar performed in front of 180,000 fans over three nights at the Phoenix Park in Dublin last weekend.
As he left for London, where he will perform at Hyde Park on June 28 and 29, Zach thanked Irish fans for their "kindness and grace".
He told his fans on social media: "From the last time we were in Ireland, I have seen boys become husbands, husbands become fathers, gained band members, lost friends, stayed up all night and slept in.
"We've crossed deserts, plains and places we prolly shouldn't have been. There is love on random streets and there is a lot of hope still in the little things.
"Thank you so much to Ireland for taking my family and making it your own the last three nights. Thank you for your kindness, your grace and everything you are as a country. We'll love you forever and we will always be back."
While staying in Dublin, the country singer partied for three nights at Dublin city centre pub, The Celt.
He even left a €6,000 tip after he heard a staff member was working at the pub to cover his college fees.
Pub owner Noel Tynan told the Irish Independent: "Well, when he came off the plane the first day, he came literally straight to The Celt and he had his wind-up party here.
"He had about 100 in his team, so they were all there, and we also had Chasing Abbey from Tullamore — they're pretty well-known themselves — they dropped in and played.
"One of the staff members just happened to pass a remark about working late — said he has to because he has to pay for his fees for college — and Zach said he might be able to help him," Mr Tynan said.
"So, he said to me, 'How much will I leave?' And I said, 'Leave a million.' I was joking — I didn't think anything would be left! He said, 'How about four grand? And I said how about 10?' I was just joking; I wasn't expecting him to leave anything.
"And he said, 'Tell you what — we'll meet in the middle. We'll make it six.' So, he just left €6,000. And he also gave me two tickets to give to the children's hospital in Crumlin."
"He's a very generous fella," he added at the time.