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Zach Bryan surprises fans with unreleased acoustic performance of 'Walk Backwards' on YouTube

Zach Bryan gave fans an unexpected surprise over the weekend.

The “Something in the Orange” singer is one of the most famous artists in the country music world, and he’s built a cult-like following in the genre.

He’s one of the few singers who can sell out stadiums wherever he goes. Bryan’s music often takes listeners on emotional roller coaster rides, and it appears he’s, once again, cooking up something special.

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Bryan shared a new video Saturday on YouTube of him acoustically performing his new and unreleased song, “Walk Backwards.”

It took no time at all for the video to start popping in the country music world. Whiskey Riff speculated it will be included on Bryan’s upcoming EP, “Young Manhood And Other Donatable Organs.”

Give it a listen below, and let me know your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.

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Zach Bryan’s fans were quick to pop into the comments on YouTube with plenty of reactions. One wrote, “I love how no matter how famous Zach gets, we’ll always have these videos with just Zach and a guitar… it’s incredible.”

Another added, “This EP is about to wreck us all.”

A third fan added, “Zach just cannot write a bad song, I believe we’re watching one of the greatest songwriters of all time, thank you Zach for your music!”

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It certainly appears Zach Bryan is going to cook with whatever is one the horizon with him, judging from his new song tease. Let me know your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.

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