Zach Bryan has announced a new eight-song EP, Young Manhood & Other Donatable Organs, arriving this Friday, October 16th via Warner Records. The project features Lana Del Rey on “Lies” and fellow Oklahoma favorites Turnpike Troubadours on “Plainsman.” Pre-order the EP here.
Bryan revealed the tracklist on Instagram, writing, “Young Manhood & Other Donatable Organs is everywhere this Friday, October 16th…Love you guys very much and hope you enjoy it…Thanks for a great year on the road.” The EP also includes “Lodi When,” “Robot Killed the Working Man,” and “Dog Days,” all of which he has previewed during his recent live run.
The release follows Bryan’s latest full-length, With Heaven On Top, which arrived in January, and comes just after he wrapped his “With Heaven On Tour” run with a show in Auburn, Alabama. It also marks another collaboration between Bryan and Del Rey after the pair teased working together earlier this year, though it remains unclear whether “Lies” is the song they were previewing at the time.
Collaborations and Recent Performances
Bryan also made headlines earlier this month for wearing a “Free Palestine” shirt during his Gillette Stadium concert while also breaking the venue’s all-time attendance record.
See the full Young Manhood & Other Donatable Organs tracklist below.
Young Manhood & Other Donatable Organs Tracklist:
1. Lodi When
2. Robot Killed the Working Man
3. Lies (feat. Lana Del Rey)
4. Dog Days
5. Backwards
6. Plainsman (feat. Turnpike Troubadours)
7. Is the Blue Tangled in You?
8. You’ll Get By
In conclusion, Zach Bryan’s new EP, Young Manhood & Other Donatable Organs, is set to release this Friday, October 16th, and features exciting collaborations with Lana Del Rey and Turnpike Troubadours. With his recent performances and record-breaking attendance, Bryan continues to make waves in the music industry. Fans can pre-order the EP and look forward to his upcoming projects.
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