Zach Bryan<\/span>(Credit: Trevor Pavlik)<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n On Friday (12 June), Zach Bryan<\/strong> surprise released a new single, but there\u2019s a catch: it\u2019s not on Spotify<\/strong>, Apple Music<\/strong>, or any other streaming service. The new song, Breakfast in Bed<\/em>, is only available to enjoy via an intimate music video posted on Bryan\u2019s YouTube <\/strong>channel.<\/p>\n The Something in the Orange<\/em> star hasn\u2019t commented on why the song is only available to hear on YouTube. Fans might not hear anything about the decision, or if it\u2019ll come to streaming anytime soon, as Bryan deactivated his social media accounts last month and hasn\u2019t yet returned.<\/p>\n You can watch the music video for Breakfast in Bed<\/em> below.<\/p>\n As Stereogum<\/em><\/a> notes, this isn\u2019t the first time that Bryan has exclusively posted a new song on YouTube. He\u2019s previously shared new music \u201cwithout warning or context,\u201d the publication notes, and some of it \u201cnever even appears on streaming services.\u201d<\/p>\n Breakfast in Bed<\/em> follows a busy period for Bryan. He released a new album, the 24-song With Heaven on Top<\/em>, in January, as well as a solo, acoustic rendition of the record. Days later, he unveiled the surprise track, Pocket Change<\/em>. A few months later, he\u2019s returned with another surprise.<\/p>\n Join our community with our FREE weekly newsletter<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/div>\n Zach Bryan is famous and adored for his stripped-back production and blunt, emotional songwriting. He\u2019s built a career on songs that feel personal without being overly polished, helping him stand out in the modern country scene and gain mainstream appeal.<\/p>\n The singer-songwriter has been on tour since March, taking his prolific catalogue across the US, Europe, and the UK. The lengthy stadium run concludes on Saturday, 10 October, at the Jordan-Hare Stadium\u00a0in Auburn, Alabama.<\/p>\n For Australian fans, seeing Bryan tour internationally but, thus far, with no tour dates Down Under, speculation arose<\/a> that he might headline Strummingbird<\/a>\u2014it\u2019s since been confirmed that Post Malone <\/strong>is headlining this year\u2019s festival.<\/p>\n Bryan made his Australian debut in December 2023, performing for one night only at Melbourne\u2019s Flemington Racecourse. <\/p>\n He performed exclusively as part of the Victorian government\u2019s ALWAYS LIVE<\/strong> music program and was joined by surprise guests Dermot Kennedy<\/strong> and former Formula 1 <\/strong>icon Daniel Ricciardo<\/strong>. Bryan hasn\u2019t returned for more shows since.<\/p>\n![\"More](\"https:\/\/media.themusic.com.au\/images\/standard\/Artists\/Z\/zach-bryan\/zach-bryan.250x250.webp\")
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