Zach Bryan won't be receiving any Grammy Awards in 2025. According to a report from Variety, the singer declined to submit his music for consideration at the upcoming awards show, in any category.

Grammy voting is underway, so we’ve been poring over submissions throughout the past few days. While Grammy pundits do our best to anticipate what artists and labels will submit, each year we get a few surprises,

Zach Bryan has opted not to submit any work for the 2025 Grammy Awards, raising eyebrows about his relationship with the music industry

Zach Bryan refuses to Submit his music to the 2025 Grammys as he feels "Uncomfortable" with competitive awards shows.

Zach Bryan, one of the most commercially successful artists in music today, is nowhere to be found on the massive ballot that just went out to Grammy voters, after declining to submit his work for consideration in any category.

Zach Bryan has declined to submit his music for consideration for the 2025 Grammy Awards. Voting by Recording Academy members has just started for next year’s music awards ceremony, and Bryan’s name intentionally won’t be on any of the ballots.

Though he won his first Grammy earlier this year, Bryan is now opting out of participation in the awards. Zach Bryan Declines to Submit Music for 2025 Grammys Consideration Jo Vito

Zach Bryan, one of the most commercially successful artists in music today, is nowhere to be found on the massive ballot that just went out to Grammy voters, according to industry sources who’ve confirmed his name is MIA.

Bryan (a Grammy winner, by the way) has proven before that he’s not afraid to go against the industry’s biggest establishments.

Zach Bryan famously does not play the industry game. The country superstar denies all press requests, doesn’t promote his music on the radio, and has spoken out against Ticketmaster. Now, he didn’t submit his songs for consideration for the Grammys.

Zach Bryan won’t be in the running for any awards at the 2025 Grammys after choosing not to submit his music for consideration, Variety reports. The country musician reportedly withheld his work because “he does not feel comfortable with awards shows making music competitive.