Zac Brown Band Performs For Record-Breaking Crowd

Zac Brown Band broke attendance records last night performing for 25,227 concert goers at Camden's BB&T Pavilion on their "BLACK OUT THE SUN" tour. Live Nation has confirmed that it was the best-attended show in the venue's 22-year history.

The band has made a habit of breaking records. They were the first artist in history to sell out a three night run at Boston's iconic Fenway Park last summer (105,000 tickets) and just earned the title for group with the most No. 1 radio singles on Billboard's Country Aircheck (13).

Zac Brown Band's "BLACK OUT THE SUN" tour continues through the summer and will return to the tri-state area for a special ocean-side performance in Atlantic City Beach on September 1st.

Zac Brown Band kicked off their "BLACK OUT THE SUN” tour Thursday at Hartford’s XFINITY Theatre. The band's sixth headlining US concert tour follows on the heels of their largest North American Stadium Tour to date, which included two history making performances - a first ever sold-out, three-night run at Fenway Park, and the first-ever concert at Coors Field along with performances at Wrigley Field, Nationals Park, Citi Field, Comerica Park and Citizen's Bank Park. Their latest gold-certified album JEKYLL + HYDE, out now on Southern Ground Artists/John Varvatos Records/Big Machine Label Group/Republic Records, marks the band’s third consecutive #1 debut on the Billboard 200 chart. Together with their three platinum-selling albums, Uncaged, You Get What You Give, and The Foundation, and their 2013 project The Grohl Sessions Vol. 1, the band has sold over eight million albums to date. The band has earned a historic series of fifteen #1 hit radio singles and became only the second artist to top both the country and active rock formats. "Homegrown", the band's first single off of JEKYLL + HYDE, earned the title of the "No. 1 most-heard song of 2015" according to Mediabase.