Zac Brown Would’ve Loved to Seen Bob Marley in Concert

by jwills | April 7, 2022

Zac Brown Band is getting ready to head out for their Out In The Middle tour.

Fans are excited for the Zac Brown Band tour to start on April 22^nd in Greenville, SC, so they can see their favorite band – but we wondered if Zac Brown could see any performer live in concert, who would he pick?

Zac says, ““Would definitely be Bob Marley. Bob’s one of my absolute favorite people because of the spirit that he carried in his music and to get to see him in his prime would have been amazing.”

Fans will get plenty of chances to catch Zac Brown Band in their prime as the Out In The Middle tour runs from April 22^nd to November 19^th.

The tour shares the same name as the band’s current single – “Out In The Middle.”

Talking about the song, Zac shares, “‘Out In The Middle’ is just southern rock storytelling about being country and being proud of what it is, living a simple life, and working hard. Tip of the hat to all of the people living out in the middle of nowhere.”

Photo Courtesy of Zac Brown Band

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