Zach Bryan began feuding with Tulsa singer-songwriter John Moreland in May 2025. The beef led Bryan to remove Moreland's ...

Bryan said he'd rerelease the song "Memphis; The Blues" without Moreland after the singer questioned Bryan's $350 million ...

The two singers took jabs at each other in a series of back-and-forth social media posts, following the news that Bryan ...

The clash between Zach Bryan and John Moreland escalates over a $350 million deal and duet removal, with Moreland's scathing social media response fueling the tension.

All that said, let’s learn a little about John Moreland, eh?

Zach Bryan removed his song "Memphis; the Blues," featuring John Moreland, from streaming services amid a public feud. The dispute began after Moreland criticized Bryan's $350 million publishing deal.

Moreland, who collaborated with Bryan on the song “Memphis; The Blues” on Bryan’s “The Great American Bar Scene” album ...

Moreland decided to take a break from performing. He also went off social media for six months. The result was the album ...

The “Something in the Orange” musician’s headline-making beef with singer-songwriter John Moreland began — at least publicly — on May 7 following news of Bryan’s $350 million deal with ...

Oklahoma singer-songwriters Zach Bryan and John Moreland's song "Memphis; the Blues" has been removed from streaming services in the midst of an ongoing feud between the two artists. The ...

Zach Bryan began feuding with John Moreland after Moreland reacted to Bryan's new record deal by saying that "$350M is a lot of money to pay for the f---ing off-brand version of me" Bryan ...