Bryan paid tribute to his late mother in an Instagram post about his new song Zach Bryan released two new songs, "This World's a Giant" and "High Road," on Nov. 7 "High Road" finds him seemingly reflecting on his mother's death,

She alleges that she walked up the stairs at their NYC apartment one morning singing a line from it, and it turned into “a fight for a week.” Bri recalled Zach telling her that he couldn’t believe she would be “singing another man’s song under my roof, in this house, that I own,” saying he “freaked the f*** out” over it:

Zach Bryan has released a new song, “High Road,” amid his highly-publicized break-up with podcast host Brianna LaPaglia. On Thursday, November 7, the 28-year-old country released the new track alongside “The World’s a Giant” paired with a lengthy Instagram caption reflecting on a long, complicated chapter in his life.

Brianna LaPaglia accused her ex Zach Bryan of emotional abuse in an episode of the BFFs podcast. She said they once got into a fight that lasted for a week after she sang Morgan Wallen's song "Last Night.

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The Barstool Sports personality believes the country music star hasn’t responded to allegations because if he did he would have to deny it, which would cause her to release evidence.

Zach Bryan has finally gotten some good news. The country singer, 28, will not face charges stemming from his arrest for obstruction last year. Craig County, Oklahoma District Attorney’s Office spokesperson Michelle Lowry told TMZ on Thursday that prosecutors agreed in May to defer filing charges against Bryan for a period of 6 months.

Why Brianna Chickenfry is holding back on stories about ex Zach Bryan's alleged abuse Let's roll back a few days. This is CERN, the Nuclear Research laboratory on the border of France and Switzerland.

Brianna “Chickenfry” LaPaglia is weighing in on Zach Bryan’s response — or lack thereof — to her bombshell claims following their breakup. “I think the response itself, the silence, is deafening,” LaPaglia,