Get ready, Bismarck: rising country phenom Zach Top will take the stage at the Bismarck Event Center Arena on Friday, November 7, 2025, at 8 PM.
With Jake Worthington as his special guest, the Cold Beer & Country tour promises a night of barefoot-boots, fiddle twangs, and heartland storytelling.
Zach Top’s ascendancy in country music has been meteoric — his debut Cold Beer & Country Music album landed hits like Sounds Like the Radio and I Never Lie, and he followed that with his second album Ain’t in It for My Health in August 2025.
Bringing this tour to Bismarck isn’t just a stop — it’s a signal that North Dakota is part of country music’s trajectory. For locals, it’s rare to see a national tour of this caliber land in the capital city.
The Bismarck Event Center lists standard box office hours (11 AM–2 PM, weekdays; opens at noon on event days) and advises entering via gate A1.
In June 2025, a presale opened June 26 with password “TREBLE,” giving advance access before general ticket release.
This concert gives Bismarck area fans a chance to see a rising star without traveling to Minneapolis or Nashville. Local musicians and country fans may use this as inspiration or networking. Bars, restaurants, hotels near the event center benefit—with extra foot traffic and late-night crowds.
As North Dakota’s music scene grows, hosting tours like this helps position Bismarck as a real stop on mainstream country circuits.
“We’re thrilled to host Zach Top’s show in our capital city,” said Lisa Becker, Event Center director. “It’s a chance for local fans to experience a national-level concert right here at home.”
Expect ticket tiers — general admission, VIP, etc. (Some sources list starting prices around $138.) If available again, get alerts from zach top’s official site (zachtop.com) or Live Nation.
Doors open before showtime; parking and entry timing matter. Watch local radio and outlets around early November for last-minute changes or opening acts.
Cold weather and federal program changes (SNAP cuts, government shutdown) are pushing food pantries to their limits. Oct. 20–23, Bismarck is hosting the 2025 Behavioral Health & Children & Family Services Conference at the Event Center, further activating the venue ahead of the concert.
Bismarck’s city commission recently approved sending a revised ETA map to the Burleigh County Commission.
When Zach Top steps on stage Nov. 7, it won’t just be a concert — it’ll be a statement: Bismarck is ready for the big-league country acts. If you love boots, twang, and raw emotion on guitar strings, this is your night. Don’t miss your shot to say, “I saw him when he was passing through Bismarck.”
