Zach Bryan Breaks Gillette Stadium Attendance Record Wearing 'Free Palestine' Shirt

The Hollywood Reporter • 05 Oct 08:37

Country singer Zach Bryan attracted a record crowd of 73,538 at Gillette Stadium, appearing in a shirt supporting Palestine. The performance follows recent controversy over pro-Palestine statements by other artists at the venue.

Billboard • 05 Oct 01:52

Country singer Zach Bryan performed to 73,538 attendees at Gillette Stadium, breaking the venue's record while wearing a “Free Palestine” T-shirt for the second consecutive night.

Variety • 04 Oct 16:09

Zach Bryan performed before a record 73,538 fans at Gillette Stadium, marking the venue's largest crowd, and wore a shirt supporting Palestine for the second consecutive night.

The Hollywood Reporter • 03 Oct 19:48

Country singer Zach Bryan wore a shirt bearing the phrase "Free Palestine" at his Gillette Stadium concert, amid ongoing disputes involving stadium owner Robert Kraft and rapper Macklemore's removal from Ed Sheeran's tour.

CBS News • 03 Oct 17:51

Singer Zach Bryan wore a shirt bearing the slogan "Free Palestine" during his Friday performance at Gillette Stadium, weeks after rapper Macklemore was barred from a similar venue for pro-Palestinian remarks.

NBC News • 03 Oct 17:12

Country singer Zach Bryan wore a T-shirt bearing the words "Free Palestine" during his performance at Gillette Stadium, amid ongoing controversy over the venue's handling of pro-Palestinian statements by other artists.

Page Six • 03 Oct 04:41

Country singer Zach Bryan wore a shirt bearing a "Free Palestine" message during his sold-out show at Gillette Stadium, echoing recent controversies involving other artists and the venue owner.

Billboard • 03 Oct 04:04

Grammy winner Zach Bryan wore a T-shirt reading "Free Palestine" at his Gillette Stadium show on Oct. 2, drawing attention to the ongoing controversy surrounding the venue’s owner, Robert Kraft, and recent cancellations of pro-Palestinian performances.

Deadline • 03 Oct 03:34

Singer Zach Bryan appeared on stage at Gillette Stadium wearing a "Free Palestine" shirt, amid ongoing tensions between venue owner Robert Kraft and artists over Palestinian-related statements.