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Country Music Tours Scheduled for 2023 – Full Catalog A-Z Here

Here is your full catalog of country music tours scheduled for 2023. Get all the information and details, so that you do not miss your favorite artists on tour!

Ashley McBryde – The Devil I Know Tour

Bailey Zimmerman – Religiously Tour (2024) Blake Shelton – Back to The Honky Tonk Tour Brett Eldredge – 2023 Glow Live Tour Brett Young – 5 Tour 3, 2, 1 Brooks & Dunn – Reboot Tour

Carly Pearce – Country Music Made Me Do It Tour Carrie Underwood – The Denim & Rhinestones Tour Chase Rice – Way Down Yonder Tour The Chicks – World Tour Chris Stapleton – All-American Road Show Tour Cole Swindell – Twelve Tour Conner Smith – Creek Will Rise Tour

Darius Rucker – Starting Fires Tour (2023) Dierks Bentley – Gravel & Gold Tour

Elle King – A-Freakin’ Men Tour Eric Church – The Outsiders Revival Tour Ernest – This Fire Tour

George Strait – 2023 Stadium Tour

Hank Williams Jr. – Headlining Tour HARDY – the mockingbird & THE CROW Tour

Ingrid Andress – The Good Person Tour (2023)

Jake Owen – Loose Cannon Tour Jason Aldean – Highway Desperado Tour Jelly Roll – Backroad Baptism Tour Jon Pardi – Mr. Saturday Night World Tour (2023) Jordan Davis – Damn Good Time Tour

Kane Brown – Drunk or Dreaming Tour Kelsea Ballerini- Heartfirst Tour Kenny Chesney – I Go Back Tour Kip Moore – Damn Love World Tour

Little Big Town – Friends of Mine Tour Luke Bryan – Country On Tour ft. special guests Luke Combs – World Tour 2023 Luke Grimes – Fall Tour Dates

Megan Moroney – the Lucky Tour Michael Ray – 2023 Tour Morgan Wade – No Signs of Slowing Down Tour Morgan Wallen – One Night At A Time World Tour

Old Dominion – No Bad Vibes Tour

Parker McCollum – Spring 2023 Tour Parmalee – Take My Name Tour

Russell Dickerson – Big Wheels & Back Roads Tour

Sam Hunt – Summer On the Outskirts Tour Scotty McCreery – Damn Strait Tour Shania Twain – Queen of Me Tour

Thomas Rhett – Home Team Tour Tim McGraw – Standing Room Only Tour (2024) Trace Adkins – Somewhere In American Tour

Walker Hayes – Duck Buck Tour

Zac Brown Band – From the Fire Tour Zach Bryan – The Burn, Burn, Burn Tour

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It doesn’t matter where you live in the U.S. — in 2023, the heartland will come to you.

From January through December, some of the biggest names in country music are heading to venues all over North America to sling their greatest hits for their biggest fans.

We’re talking Garth , Kenny , Reba , Carrie , Morgan — you know, all the stars you know by just their first name.

Plus, of course, George Strait .

You can’t forget George freakin’ Strait.

So, get out your cowboy hat and boots, and we’ll give you want the skinny on each of these upcoming tours.

George Strait’s “Stadium Tour”

Runs May 6 through Aug. 5

Strait doesn’t have a lot of concerts on his Stadium Tour . In fact, he’s only playing eight shows this coming summer. But they’ll all be biggies. Mega stars Chris Stapleton and Little Big Town will be joining him at each of these mega gigs. Expect a night of sing-a-long hits and good vibes.

Reba McEntire’s “Reba: Live In Concert Tour”

Runs March 9 through April 15

Although you may have recently seen Reba in the third season of ABC’s “Big Sky,” she’ll be taking a break from acting for a 14-concert spring arena tour where she’ll likely bust out all your favorite Reba classics. Terri Clark and The Isaacs are slated to open for the three-time Grammy winner.

Morgan Wallen’s “One Night at a Time Tour”

Runs April 15 through Oct. 7

Wallen’s upcoming 37-concert tour is one of the year’s most hotly anticipated. Featuring openers Parker McCollum, Hardy, Ernest, and Bailey Zimmerman, Wallen took to Instagram to share his excitement, saying, “2023 is gonna be a special year… I got a lot in store for y’all.” Wanna find out what that means? We suggest seeing him live.

Kenny Chesney’s “I Go Back Tour”

Runs March 25 through May 27

After a major 2022 stadium tour, Chesney is heading to venues off the beaten path for his 20-concert “I Go Back Tour.” Rather than play only major cities, he and opener Kelsea Ballerini will play smaller markets Chesney typically doesn’t hit on his typical tours. Does that mean he’ll visit your town? We suggest checking below.

Garth Brooks’ “Plus One Las Vegas Residency”

Runs May 18 through Dec. 16

There’s only one place you can catch Garth this year: Las Vegas’ Caesars Palace . Brooks has teased that he and his band — plus, maybe his wife Trish Yearwood, too — will buck tradition and play an unpredictable setlist, including new songs. Although the run of shows sold out almost immediately, you better believe we found tickets.

Carrie Underwood’s “Denim and Rhinestones Tour”

Runs Feb. 2 through March 17

In 2022, Underwood dropped her “Denim and Rhinestones” album, hit 18 venues on her tour’s first leg, and performed at the AMAs in an aerial cage. Next year, she won’t slow down. She and opening act Jimmie Allen have 25 concerts left on their tour . If you want to see if she’s coming to you, click below.

Blake Shelton’s “Back To The Honky Tonk Tour”

Runs Feb. 16 through March 25

Gwen Stefani’s hubby is doing his own thing on tour in early spring. His 18-concert “Back To The Honky Tonk Tour” featuring opening acts Carly Pearce and Jackson Dean will be his first since 2021’s “Friends and Heroes” run of shows. No guarantees, but we’d bet good money he’ll play tracks from his most recent album, “Body Language.”

Kane Brown’s “Drunk or Dreaming Tour”

Runs March 16 through Aug. 3

Following his massively successful “Blessed And Free” 2021-22 tour, Brown is already back on the road for more. He’ll perform 34 concerts all over North America during the spring and summer this time. Opening acts Dustin Lynch and LOCASH are coming along with him for the ride this time too.

Luke Combs’ “World Tour”

Runs March 25 through July 29

Big things are in store for Combs in 2023. His four-month mega tour will take him to stadiums all over North America with a variety of special guests like Riley Green and Lainey Wilson. Expect to hear his melancholy, new single “Going, Going, Gone” at shows too. He just took to Instagram to call the track one of his “personal favorites.”

Shania Twain’s “Queen of Me Tour”

Runs April 28 through July 24

Twain promises each of her 44 upcoming shows will be big parties with no “inhibitions, no conditions.” If hearing classic tracks “Man! I Feel Like A Woman,” “You’re Still The One,” and “That Don’t Impress Me Much” live sounds like your jam, you’re in the right place. BRELAND, Hailey Whitters and others will serve as her opening act on select dates.

Thomas Rhett’s “Home Team Tour”

Runs Feb. 9 through Sept. 29

We don’t know when Thomas Rhett finds time to sleep. After headlining the massive 2022 “Bring the Bar To You” tour, he’s already returning to the grind for 50 concerts next year. This time around, he’s bringing opening acts Cole Swindell and Nate Smith along with the, ahem, bar to you and your, ahem, home team.

The Judds’ “Final Tour”

Runs Jan. 26 through Feb. 25

Following the untimely passing of Naomi, Wynonna kept The Judds going and trotted out the hits for fans at live shows in 2022. Next year, she’ll do it all over again after having extended her run of shows. Martina McBryde, Brandi Carlile, Kelsea Ballerini, Little Big Town, and Martina McBride are just some of the big names joining her this time around.

Lady A’s “Request Line Tour”

Runs April 14 through Oct. 28

The Request Line tour is unlike any other we have listed here. At each show, the trio is taking requests and has promised on Instagram that “no two shows will be the same on the (tour).” We have our fingers crossed that they play their jumpy, new single “Summer State of Mind,” but no promises — the fans will get to pick what’s played.

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2023 country festivals

If that’s not enough country for you, we understand.

That’s why we found the biggest country festivals with household-name stars coming to fairgrounds and event spaces all over North America this year.

Here are just five of our favorites you’ll be kicking yourself if you miss.

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2023 Country Tours and Residencies - Carrie Underwood, Garth Brooks, Luke Combs and more

Country music stars celebrated the New Year at home over the weekend, while many of them enjoyed a few last days with their families before they hit the road in 2023.

Artists including Lainey Wilson, Scotty McCreery and Blake Shelton will launch new tours in the first six weeks of 2023, with Carrie Underwood and Reba McEntire set to resume their journeys on the road. Dozens of their country music counterparts will follow in their footsteps over the next six months. 

Underwood, Luke Bryan, Miranda Lambert and Garth Brooks are set for Las Vegas residencies in 2023. When Brooks' residency at Caesar's Palace was announced, he sold out the entire year of concerts in the first day. He immediately added more shows to the schedule. 

"My whole life I have heard the saying, 'Rome wasn't built in a day,'" Brooks said on Instagram. "Well, thanks to God and the people, ours was. Truly grateful and unapologetically excited.”

CMT compiled a list of 2023 Tours and Las Vegas residencies already announced, and more are expected to come in. 

(Photo by Denise Truscello/Getty Images for CMT)

Tours that started in 2022 that will resume in 2023:

The Judds' Final Tour (Jan. 26 - Feb. 25) 

Carrie Underwood's Denim & Rhinestones Tour (Feb. 2 - March 17)

Reba McEntire's Reba : Live In Concert Tour (March 9 - April 15) 

Miranda Lambert's Velvet Rodeo : The Las Vegas Residency Tour ( March 24 - Dec. 16) 

Country Music Tours Scheduled for 2023:

January 2023 -

Jan 4: Lainey Wilson 's Country With a Flare Tour (ends March 31)

Jan. 19: Old Dominion 's No Bad Vibes Tour (end June 30)

Jan. 20: Scotty McCreery 's Damn Strait Tour Dates (ends April 30)

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February 2023:

Feb. 1: Luke Bryan's Las Vegas Residency (ends April 1)

Feb. 2: Parker McCollum 's Spring 2023 Tour (ends April 14)

Feb. 2: Parmalee's Take My Name Tour (ends April 22)

Feb. 14: Elle King's A-Freakin' Men Tour (ends March 25)

Feb. 16: Blake Shelton's Back To the Honky Tonk Tour (ends March 25)

Feb. 16: Hardy's the Mockingbird & the Crow Tour (ends April 29) 

Feb. 24: Morgan Wade's No Signs of Slowing Down Tour (ends April 16)

Feb. 24: Ingrid Andress' 2023 The Good Person Tour (ends May 24)

(Photo by Terry Wyatt/Getty Images)

March 2023:

March 3: Chase Rice's Way Down Yonder Tour (ends April 29)

March 3: Keith Urban's Las Vegas Residency (ends July 1)

March 15: Morgan Wallen's One Night at a Time World Tour (ends Oct. 7)

March 16: Kane Brown's Drunk or Dreaming Tour (ends June 10)

March 18: Taylor Swift's 2023 Eras Tour (ends Aug. 5)

March 25: Kenny Chesney's I Go Back Tour (ends May 27)

March 25: Luke Combs World Tour (ends Oct. 19)

March 30: Brett Young 5 Tour 3, 2, 1 (ends May 20)

(Photo by: Weiss Eubanks/NBCUniversal via Getty Images)

April 2023:

April 13: Walker Hayes' Duck Buck Tour (ends Aug. 5)

April 28: Shania Twain's Queen of Me Tour (ends Sept. 28)

(Photo by Paras Griffin/Getty Images for ATLive)

May 4: Thomas Rhett's Home Team Tour 23 (ends Sept. 29)

May 6: George Strait's 2023 Stadium Tour (ends Aug. 5)

May 18: Garth Brooks' Las Vegas Residency (ends Dec. 16)

May 18: Parker McCollum Headlining Tour (ends Aug. 19)

June 2023: 

June 30: Zac Brown Band's From the Fire Tour (ends Nov. 4)

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Top Country Concert Tours of 2023 – Part 1

The holidays are done, the decorations stored away, and winter is in full force for most of us, so what else is there to do but dream of warmer days and start mapping out our 2023 concert calendar with Country Music On Tour?

We saw a lot of movers and shakers make big tour announcements towards the end of the year, so in no particular order, we’re going to list who we predict will have the hottest concert tickets of 2023.

Brandi Carlisle – While all artists have peaks and valleys in their careers, very few have the kind of foundation-building steady rise that guarantees they will reach legendary status within their lifetime. We are seeing that right now with independent artist Brandi Carlisle, and you’ll be hard-pressed to find a corner of country music her talent hasn’t touched these days, most especially the live music sector.

Zach Bryan – This Oklahoma son has made it his mission to take on Ticketmaster and give his fans affordable shows all year long and we love him all the more for it! With an assortment of individual dates and festival appearances, this red dirt romeo is certainly making the rounds

Eric Church – Mr Misunderstood himself, Eric Church, never fails to put on a fiery show full of his custom blend of country and rock, and 2023 will be no different. The man is a touring MACHINE!

George Strait – In a rare announcement last fall, George Strait made it known that he’ll be hitting the road for a very few VERY special dates with Chris Stapleton. His touring days are limited since he likes to stay closer to his home of Texas, so these tickets will move FAST.

Kelsea Ballerini – This heartfirst artist is going through a lot these days… a lot of cities that is! Kelsea Ballerini is hot on the heels of her latest album release “Subject To Change” and she’s spending the better part of 2023 connecting with fans on stage and out in the crowd.

Shania Twain – Currently the top-selling artist on Ticketmaster, Shania’s Queen of Me tour has been a LONG time coming and fans are ready to welcome her back to the big stage! We all know there’s a big difference between the carefully scripted and controlled environment of a Vegas residency and the chaotic charisma of a stadium tour, and we want to share that with the original crossover queen.

Lainey Wilson – This Bell-Bottomed country gal is taking the nation by storm as her authentic twang and fiery sass light up the concert tour circuit in 2023. Lainey Wilson is fast-tracking her way to legendary status and it’s a well-earned ride!

Cody Johnson – There’s one fanbase you don’t want to fight with and that’s the CoJo crowd, so be sure to get your tickets to Cody Johnson’s tour as soon as you can, cause you won’t find many of them in the resale market. The bots leave him alone and the fans scoop him up for keeps!

Blake Shelton – It’s nice of Blake to find time in his busy television schedule to come out on the road and party with his fans. Between The Voice and his new bar show, catching an actual musical performance from the man is rare, so let’s enjoy it while we can!

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Country Concerts 2023: Tour Dates and Venue

Country Concerts 2023 last updated: December 11, 2022/11:55pm CST

Country Concerts 2023 is jampacked with tours from the biggest touring artists. And they’ll definitely be accompanied by great opening talents that will make attending them even more worthwhile. 

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So here is a full rundown, so you won’t miss out on anything. And don’t worry, we’ve got you covered with all the details, and this will be updated frequently to include new tours and dates as well as any postponements and cancellations as soon as they’re available. 

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Go ahead and bookmark this page now. Here we go! 

Country Concerts 2023 Tour Dates

Academy of Country Music Awards – Tour Dates May 11, 2023 – Ford Center at The Star Frisco, TX

Alabama – Tour Dates Feb 15, 2023 – AT&T Center San Antonio, TX

Bailey Zimmerman – Tour Dates Jan 5, 2023 – Georgia Theatre Athens, GA Jan 6, 2023 – Coyote Joes Charlotte, NC Jan 7, 2023 – Blind Horse Saloon Greenville, SC Apr 14, 2023 – American Family Field Milwaukee, WI Apr 23, 2023 – Mississippi Coast Coliseum Biloxi, MS May 19, 2023 – MetLife Stadium East Rutherford, NJ May 27, 2023 – Choctaw Grand Theater Durant, OK Jun 8, 2023 – Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater Virginia Beach, VA Jun 14, 2023 – PNC Park Pittsburgh, PA Jun 29, 2023 – Ford Field Detroit, MI Jul 14, 2023 – PETCO Park San Diego, CA Sep 14, 2023 – Budweiser Stage Toronto, ON, CA Sep 15, 2023 – Budweiser Stage Toronto, ON, CA Oct 3, 2023 – Rogers Arena Vancouver, BC, CA

Billy Strings – Tour Dates Feb 2, 2023 – 1stBank Center Broomfield, CO Feb 3, 2023 – 1stBank Center Broomfield, CO Feb 4, 2023 – 1stBank Center Broomfield, CO Feb 16, 2023 – Etess Arena at Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Atlantic City, NJ Feb 17, 2023 – Etess Arena at Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Atlantic City, NJ Feb 18, 2023 – Etess Arena at Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Atlantic City, NJ Feb 21, 2023 – John Paul Jones Arena Charlottesville, VA Feb 22, 2023 – John Paul Jones Arena Charlottesville, VA Feb 24, 2023 – Bridgestone Arena Nashville, TN Feb 25, 2023 – Bridgestone Arena Nashville, TN Mar 3, 2023 – Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum Winston-Salem, NC Mar 4, 2023 – Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum Winston-Salem, NC Mar 10, 2023 – State Farm Arena Atlanta, GA Mar 11, 2023 – North Charleston Coliseum North Charleston, SC Mar 12, 2023 – North Charleston Coliseum North Charleston, SC Mar 16, 2023 – Andrew J Brady ICON Music Center Cincinnati, OH Mar 17, 2023 – Andrew J Brady ICON Music Center Cincinnati, OH Mar 18, 2023 – Andrew J Brady ICON Music Center Cincinnati, OH

Blake Shelton – Honky Tonk Tour Dates Feb 16, 2023 – Pinnacle Bank Arena Lincoln, NE Feb 17, 2023 – Denny Sanford PREMIER Center Sioux Falls, SD Feb 18, 2023 – Xcel Energy Center Saint Paul, MN Feb 23, 2023 – Greensboro Coliseum Complex Greensboro, NC Feb 24, 2023 – Thompson-Boling Arena Knoxville, TN Feb 25, 2023 – Legacy Arena at The BJCC Birmingham, AL Mar 2, 2023 – Vystar Veterans Memorial Arena Jacksonville, FL Mar 3, 2023 – Amalie Arena Tampa, FL Mar 4, 2023 – Amway Center Orlando, FL Mar 9, 2023 – KFC Yum Center Louisville, KY Mar 10, 2023 – Nationwide Arena Columbus, OH Mar 11, 2023 – Gainbridge Fieldhouse Indianapolis, IN Mar 16, 2023 – Simmons Bank Arena North Little Rock, AR Mar 17, 2023 – Paycom Center Oklahoma City, OK Mar 18, 2023 – T-Mobile Center Kansas City, MO Mar 23, 2023 – Heritage Bank Center Cincinnati, OH Mar 24, 2023 – PPG Paints Arena Pittsburgh, PA Mar 25, 2023 – KeyBank Center Buffalo, NY

Bonnie Raitt – Tour Dates Mar 10, 2023 – Fantasy Springs Resort Casino Indio, CA Mar 14, 2023 – Long Beach Convention Center – Terrace Theater Long Beach, CA Mar 15, 2023 – Venetian Theatre at the Venetian Las Vegas, NV Mar 17, 2023 – Venetian Theatre at the Venetian Las Vegas, NV Mar 18, 2023 – Venetian Theatre at the Venetian Las Vegas, NV Mar 21, 2023 – Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium Santa Cruz, CA Mar 22, 2023 – SAFE Credit Union Performing Arts Center Sacramento, CA Mar 28, 2023 – Neal S Blaisdell Concert Hall Honolulu, HI Apr 5, 2023 – Palais Theatre St.Kilda, AU May 17, 2023 – Classic Center Theatre Athens, GA May 19, 2023 – Louisville Palace Louisville, KY May 20, 2023 – Murat Theatre at Old National Centre Indianapolis, IN May 23, 2023 – Pittsburgh Symphony Heinz Hall Pittsburgh, PA Jun 6, 2023 – Pavilion Theatre Bournemouth, GB Jun 15, 2023 – Symphony Hall Birmingham UK Birmingham, GB

Brett Young – Tour Dates Jan 19, 2023 – Uptown Theater Kansas City, MO Feb 3, 2023 – Neal S Blaisdell Concert Hall Honolulu, HI Feb 5, 2023 – Castle Theater Kahului, HI Mar 30, 2023 – KEMBA LIVE! Columbus, OH Mar 31, 2023 – Stage AE Pittsburgh, PA Apr 1, 2023 – Agora Theatre Cleveland, OH Apr 6, 2023 – Louisville Palace Louisville, KY Apr 7, 2023 – Rosemont Theatre Rosemont, IL Apr 8, 2023 – Armory Minneapolis, MN Apr 20, 2023 – MGM Music Hall at Fenway Boston, MA Apr 21, 2023 – The Met Philadelphia Philadelphia, PA Apr 22, 2023 – The Fillmore Silver Spring Silver Spring, MD Apr 26, 2023 – Elmwood Park Amphitheater Roanoke, VA Apr 27, 2023 – Harrahs Cherokee Center Asheville, NC Apr 28, 2023 – Avondale Brewing Company Birmingham, AL Apr 29, 2023 – Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Auditorium Chattanooga, TN May 12, 2023 – Town Toyota Center Wenatchee, WA May 13, 2023 – KettleHouse Amphitheater Bonner, MT May 18, 2023 – Hard Rock Live Sacramento Wheatland, CA May 19, 2023 – Santa Barbara Bowl Santa Barbara, CA May 20, 2023 – Greek Theatre Los Angeles, CA

Brooks and Dunn – Reboot Tour Dates Apr 28, 2023 – Nugget Event Center Sparks, NV Apr 29, 2023 – Laughlin Event Center at Edgewater Hotel Casino Laughlin, NV Oct 6, 2023 – Bristol Motor Speedway Bristol, TN

Carrie Underwood – Denim & Rhinestones Tour Dates Feb 2, 2023 – FTX Arena Miami, FL Feb 4, 2023 – Amalie Arena Tampa, FL Feb 6, 2023 – Vystar Veterans Memorial Arena Jacksonville, FL Feb 7, 2023 – State Farm Arena Atlanta, GA Feb 8, 2023 – Spectrum Center Charlotte, NC Feb 10, 2023 – Bryce Jordan Center University Park, PA Feb 11, 2023 – Mohegan Sun Arena Uncasville, CT Feb 14, 2023 – Charleston Coliseum and Convention Center Charleston, WV Feb 15, 2023 – Capital One Arena Washington DC, DC Feb 17, 2023 – TD Garden Boston, MA Feb 18, 2023 – Prudential Center Newark, NJ Feb 21, 2023 – Madison Square Garden New York, NY Feb 22, 2023 – Wells Fargo Center Philadelphia, PA Feb 24, 2023 – John Paul Jones Arena Charlottesville, VA Feb 25, 2023 – PPG Paints Arena Pittsburgh, PA Feb 26, 2023 – Little Caesars Arena Detroit, MI Mar 1, 2023 – Bridgestone Arena Nashville, TN Mar 2, 2023 – Heritage Bank Center Cincinnati, OH Mar 4, 2023 – Nationwide Arena Columbus, OH- Mar 8, 2023 – American Airlines Center Dallas, TX Mar 11, 2023 – Desert Diamond Arena Glendale, AZ Mar 13, 2023 – Crypto.com Arena Los Angeles, CA Mar 14, 2023 – Golden 1 Center Sacramento, CA Mar 16, 2023 – Moda Center Portland, OR Mar 17, 2023 – Climate Pledge Arena Seattle, WA Jun 21, 2023 – Resorts World Theatre Las Vegas, NV Jun 23, 2023 – Resorts World Theatre Las Vegas, NV Jun 24, 2023 – Resorts World Theatre Las Vegas, NV Jun 28, 2023 – Resorts World Theatre Las Vegas, NV Jun 30, 2023 – Resorts World Theatre Las Vegas, NV Jul 1, 2023 – Resorts World Theatre Las Vegas, NV Sep 20, 2023 – Resorts World Theatre Las Vegas, NV Sep 22, 2023 – Resorts World Theatre Las Vegas, NV Sep 23, 2023 – Resorts World Theatre Las Vegas, NV Sep 27, 2023 – Resorts World Theatre Las Vegas, NV Sep 29, 2023 – Resorts World Theatre Las Vegas, NV Sep 30, 2023 – Resorts World Theatre Las Vegas, NV Nov 29, 2023 – Resorts World Theatre Las Vegas, NV Dec 1, 2023 – Resorts World Theatre Las Vegas, NV Dec 2, 2023 – Resorts World Theatre Las Vegas, NV Dec 6, 2023 – Resorts World Theatre Las Vegas, NV Dec 8, 2023 – Resorts World Theatre Las Vegas, NV Dec 9, 2023 – Resorts World Theatre Las Vegas, NV

Chris Stapleton – All-American Road Show Tour Dates

Mar 17, 2023 – Choctaw Grand Theater Durant, OK Mar 18, 2023 – Choctaw Grand Theater Durant, OK May 6, 2023 – State Farm Stadium Glendale, AZ Jun 3, 2023 – American Family Field Milwaukee, WI Jun 17, 2023 – Lumen Field Seattle, WA Jun 24, 2023 – Empower Field at Mile High Denver, CO Jul 28, 2023 – Nissan Stadium Nashville, TN Jul 29, 2023 – Nissan Stadium Nashville, TN Aug 5, 2023 – Raymond James Stadium Tampa, FL

Clay Walker – Tour Dates Jan 14, 2023 – Paramount Arts Center Ashland, KY Jan 20, 2023 – Ballpark Village St. Louis, MO Feb 1, 2023 – Ruth Eckerd Hall Clearwater, FL Feb 10, 2023 – Abacoa Town Center Amphitheatre Jupiter, FL Feb 11, 2023 – Cocoa Riverfront Park Cocoa, FL Feb 17, 2023 – Billy Bobs Fort Worth, TX Feb 20, 2023 – AT&T Center San Antonio, TX Mar 9, 2023 – Shreveport Municipal Memorial Auditorium Shreveport, LA Mar 10, 2023 – Stride Bank Center Enid, OK Mar 11, 2023 – Heartland Events Center at the Nebraska State Fair Grand Island, NE Mar 16, 2023 – Budweiser Events Center Loveland, CO Mar 18, 2023 – Findlay Toyota Center Prescott Valley, AZ Apr 16, 2023 – San Gabriel Park Georgetown, TX

Clint Black – Tour Dates Jan 27, 2023 – Tobin Center for the Performing Arts San Antonio, TX- Jan 28, 2023 – Amarillo Civic Center Auditorium Amarillo, TX Jan 29, 2023 – Kiva Auditorium Albuquerque, NM Feb 2, 2023 – King Center for the Performing Arts Melbourne, FL Feb 5, 2023 – Saenger Theatre-FL Pensacola, FL Apr 20, 2023 – American Music Theatre Lancaster, PA May 13, 2023 – Blue Gate Performing Arts Center Shipshewana, IN

Cody Johnson – Tour Dates Jan 20, 2023 – Cajundome Lafayette, LA Jan 21, 2023 – Landers Center Southaven, MS Jan 27, 2023 – Colonial Life Arena Columbia, SC Jan 28, 2023 – PNC Arena Raleigh, NC Feb 16, 2023 – Van Andel Arena Grand Rapids, MI Feb 17, 2023 – KFC Yum Center Louisville, KY Feb 18, 2023 – Thompson-Boling Arena Knoxville, TN Feb 25, 2023 – Moody Center ATX Austin, TX Mar 3, 2023 – Allen County War Memorial Coliseum Fort Wayne, IN Mar 4, 2023 – Covelli Centre Youngstown, OH Mar 24, 2023 – Nutter Center Dayton, OH Mar 25, 2023 – State Farm Center Champaign, IL Apr 14, 2023 – Findlay Toyota Center Prescott Valley, AZ May 18, 2023 – Mulroy Civic Center At Oncenter Crouse Hinds Theatre Syracuse, NY May 19, 2023 – Tsongas Center Lowell, MA May 20, 2023 – Total Mortgage Arena Bridgeport, CT May 27, 2023 – EagleBank Arena Fairfax, VA May 27, 2023 – EagleBank Arena Fairfax, VA Jun 15, 2023 – Vibrant Arena at The Mark Moline, IL Jun 23, 2023 – Nebraskaland Grounds Wild West Arena North Platte, NE Jul 21, 2023 – Chaifetz Arena St. Louis, MO

Colter Wall – Tour Dates Jan 13, 2023 – Billy Bobs Fort Worth, TX Jan 14, 2023 – Gruene Hall New Braunfels, TX Jan 15, 2023 – Gruene Hall New Braunfels, TX Jan 19, 2023 – Mission Ballroom Denver, CO Jan 19, 2023 – Mission Ballroom Denver, CO Jan 20, 2023 – Mission Ballroom Denver, CO Feb 10, 2023 – The Criterion OKC Oklahoma City, OK Feb 11, 2023 – The Factory Chesterfield, MO Feb 15, 2023 – Minglewood Hall Memphis, TN Feb 16, 2023 – Fayetteville Town Center Fayetteville, AR Feb 17, 2023 – The Factory in Deep Ellum Dallas, TX Feb 18, 2023 – 713 Music Hall Houston, TX

Eric Church – The Gather Again Tour Dates Aug 13, 2023 – Iowa State Fair Des Moines, IA Oct 6, 2023 – Bristol Motor Speedway Bristol, TN

Flatland Cavalry – Tour Dates Jan 13, 2023 – Grizzly Rose Denver, CO Jan 14, 2023 – Grizzly Rose Denver, CO Feb 25, 2023 – AT&T Center San Antonio, TX May 11, 2023 – Fox Theatre Hays, KS

Garth Brooks – Garth Brooks/PLUS ONE Tour Dates May 18, 2023 – Caesars Palace Las Vegas, NV May 20, 2023 – Caesars Palace Las Vegas, NV May 21, 2023 – Caesars Palace Las Vegas, NV May 25, 2023 – Caesars Palace Las Vegas, NV May 27, 2023 – Caesars Palace Las Vegas, NV May 28, 2023 – Caesars Palace Las Vegas, NV Jun 1, 2023 – Caesars Palace Las Vegas, NV Jun 3, 2023 – Caesars Palace Las Vegas, NV Jun 4, 2023 – Caesars Palace Las Vegas, NV Jul 6, 2023 – Caesars Palace Las Vegas, NV Jul 8, 2023 – Caesars Palace Las Vegas, NV Jul 9, 2023 – Caesars Palace Las Vegas, NV Jul 13, 2023 – Caesars Palace Las Vegas, NV Jul 15, 2023 – Caesars Palace Las Vegas, NV Jul 16, 2023 – Caesars Palace Las Vegas, NV Jul 20, 2023 – Caesars Palace Las Vegas, NV Jul 22, 2023 – Caesars Palace Las Vegas, NV Jul 23, 2023 – Caesars Palace Las Vegas, NV Nov 29, 2023 – Caesars Palace Las Vegas, NV Dec 1, 2023 – Caesars Palace Las Vegas, NV Dec 2, 2023 – Caesars Palace Las Vegas, NV Dec 6, 2023 – Caesars Palace Las Vegas, NV Dec 8, 2023 – Caesars Palace Las Vegas, NV Dec 9, 2023 – Caesars Palace Las Vegas, NV Dec 13, 2023 – Caesars Palace Las Vegas, NV Dec 15, 2023 – Caesars Palace Las Vegas, NV Dec 16, 2023 – Caesars Palace Las Vegas, NV

George Strait – Stadium Tour 2023 Dates May 6, 2023 – State Farm Stadium Glendale, AZ Jun 3, 2023 – American Family Field Milwaukee, WI Jun 17, 2023 – Lumen Field Seattle, WA Jun 24, 2023 – Empower Field at Mile High Denver, CO Jul 28, 2023 – Nissan Stadium Nashville, TN Jul 29, 2023 – Nissan Stadium Nashville, TN Aug 5, 2023 – Raymond James Stadium Tampa, FL

Hardy – The Mockingbird & THE CROW Tour Dates Feb 16, 2023 – Murat Egyptian Room at Old National Centre Indianapolis, IN Feb 17, 2023 – GLC Live at 20 Monroe Grand Rapids, MI Feb 18, 2023 – GLC Live at 20 Monroe Grand Rapids, MI Feb 23, 2023 – The Dome at Toyota Oakdale Theatre Wallingford, CT Feb 24, 2023 – Manhattan Center Hammerstein Ballroom New York, NY Feb 25, 2023 – The Fillmore Silver Spring, MD Mar 1, 2023 – Ellis Theater Philadelphia, MS Mar 2, 2023 – The Tabernacle Atlanta, GA Mar 3, 2023 – The Tabernacle Atlanta, GA Mar 4, 2023 – Bell Auditorium Augusta, GA Mar 8, 2023 – Fillmore Auditorium Denver Denver, CO Mar 10, 2023 – House of Blues Anaheim Anaheim, CA Mar 11, 2023 – Hard Rock Live Sacramento Wheatland, CA Apr 12, 2023 – Fillmore Minneapolis Minneapolis, MN Apr 13, 2023 – Fillmore Minneapolis Minneapolis, MN Apr 20, 2023 – Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Auditorium Chattanooga, TN Apr 21, 2023 – Fillmore New Orleans New Orleans, LA Apr 27, 2023 – The Pageant St. Louis, MO Apr 28, 2023 – The Criterion OKC Oklahoma City, OK Apr 29, 2023 – Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory Irving, TX Jul 1, 2023 – Flannagans Dublin Columbus, OH Jul 14, 2023 – PETCO Park San Diego, CA Jul 15, 2023 – PETCO Park San Diego, CA Jul 19, 2023 – Chase Field Phoenix, AZ Jul 20, 2023 – Chase Field Phoenix, AZ Jul 22, 2023 – SoFi Stadium Inglewood, CA Aug 12, 2023 – Ohio Stadium Columbus, OH Aug 16, 2023 – Fenway Park Boston, MA Aug 17, 2023 – Fenway Park Boston, MA

Houston Rodeo – Tour Dates Feb 28, 2023 – NRG Stadium Houston, TX Mar 1, 2023 – NRG Stadium Houston, TX Mar 2, 2023 – NRG Stadium Houston, TX Mar 3, 2023 – NRG Stadium Houston, TX Mar 4, 2023 – NRG Stadium Houston, TX Mar 5, 2023 – NRG Stadium Houston, TX Mar 6, 2023 – NRG Stadium Houston, TX Mar 7, 2023 – NRG Stadium Houston, TX Mar 8, 2023 – NRG Stadium Houston, TX Mar 9, 2023 – NRG Stadium Houston, TX Mar 10, 2023 – NRG Stadium Houston, TX Mar 11, 2023 – NRG Stadium Houston, TX Mar 12, 2023 – NRG Stadium Houston, TX Mar 13, 2023 – NRG Stadium Houston, TX Mar 14, 2023 – NRG Stadium Houston, TX Mar 15, 2023 – NRG Stadium Houston, TX Mar 16, 2023 – NRG Stadium Houston, TX Mar 17, 2023 – NRG Stadium Houston, TX Mar 18, 2023 – NRG Stadium Houston, TX Mar 19, 2023 – NRG Stadium Houston, TX

Indigo Girls – Tour Dates Jan 11, 2023 – The Senate Columbia, SC Jan 13, 2023 – UNCG Auditorium Greensboro, NC Jan 14, 2023 – Charleston Music Hall Charleston, SC Jan 15, 2023 – Charleston Music Hall Charleston, SC Mar 18, 2023 – Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts Helzberg Hall Kansas City, MO

Jason Aldean – Rock N’ Roll Cowboy Tour Dates Feb 9, 2023 – Birds Nest Phoenix Open at TPC of Scottsdale Scottsdale, AZ Jun 24, 2023 – Nebraskaland Grounds Wild West Arena North Platte, NE Aug 19, 2023 – Treasure Island Amphitheater Welch, MN

Jon Pardi – Tour Dates Apr 14, 2023 – Pan American Center Las Cruces, NM Apr 29, 2023 – Greek Theatre Berkeley, CA Jun 14, 2023 – Clays Park and Resort North Lawrence, OH Jun 16, 2023 – Clays Park and Resort North Lawrence, OH Jul 6, 2023 – Hickory Hill Lakes Fort Loramie, OH Jul 20, 2023 – Porter County Fairgrounds Valparaiso, IN Jul 22, 2023 – Great Jones County Fair Monticello, IA Aug 11, 2023 – Red Rocks Amphitheatre Morrison, CO

Jordan Davis – Tour Dates Feb 1, 2023 – Mission Ballroom Denver, CO Feb 2, 2023 – The Union Event Center Salt Lake City, UT Feb 4, 2023 – The Novo Los Angeles, CA Feb 5, 2023 – House of Blues Anaheim Anaheim, CA Mar 25, 2023 – The Republik Honolulu, HI Apr 21, 2023 – Mississippi Coast Coliseum Biloxi, MS May 27, 2023 – Norfolk Scope Arena Norfolk, VA

Josh Turner – Tour Dates Jan 12, 2023 – Peoples Bank Theatre Marietta, OH Jan 18, 2023 – Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Tulsa The Joint Catoosa, OK Jan 21, 2023 – Grizzly Rose Denver, CO Jan 27, 2023 – The Stockyard Holiday, FL Feb 11, 2023 – Blue Gate Performing Arts Center Shipshewana, IN Mar 4, 2023 – The Plant Dothan, AL Mar 6, 2023 – Florida Strawberry Festival Grounds Plant City, FL Apr 13, 2023 – American Music Theatre Lancaster, PA Apr 14, 2023 – Penns Peak Jim Thorpe, PA Jul 22, 2023 – Muscatine County Fairgrounds West Liberty, IA

Kane Brown – Drunk or Dreaming Tour Dates Mar 16, 2023 – Van Andel Arena Grand Rapids, MI Mar 17, 2023 – Ford Center Evansville Evansville, IN Mar 18, 2023 – Bon Secours Wellness Arena Greenville, SC Mar 23, 2023 – Nationwide Arena Columbus, OH Mar 24, 2023 – Rupp Arena Lexington, KY Mar 25, 2023 – Mountain Health Arena Huntington, WV Mar 30, 2023 – Thompson-Boling Arena Knoxville, TN Mar 31, 2023 – Bridgestone Arena Nashville, TN Apr 1, 2023 – Simmons Bank Arena North Little Rock, AR Apr 13, 2023 – Intrust Bank Arena Wichita, KS Apr 14, 2023 – Enterprise Center St. Louis, MO Apr 15, 2023 – CHI Health Center Omaha Omaha, NE Apr 20, 2023 – Denny Sanford PREMIER Center Sioux Falls, SD Apr 21, 2023 – Summit Arena at The Monument Rapid City, SD Apr 23, 2023 – Idaho Center Nampa, ID Apr 27, 2023 – SAP Center San Jose, CA May 6, 2023 – Brookshire Grocery Arena Bossier City, LA May 12, 2023 – BOK Center Tulsa, OK May 18, 2023 – Spokane Arena Spokane, WA May 19, 2023 – Adams Event Center Missoula, MT May 20, 2023 – First Interstate Arena Billings, MT Jun 2, 2023 – St Augustine Amphitheatre St. Augustine, FL Jun 3, 2023 – St Augustine Amphitheatre St. Augustine, FL Jun 10, 2023 – Fiddlers Green Amphitheatre Englewood, CO Jun 14, 2023 – Clays Park and Resort North Lawrence, OH Jun 15, 2023 – Clays Park and Resort North Lawrence, OH Aug 3, 2023 – Soo Pass Ranch Detroit Lakes, MN

Keith Urban – The Speed of Now Tour Dates Feb 3, 2023 – Choctaw Grand Theater Durant, OK Feb 4, 2023 – Choctaw Grand Theater Durant, OK Feb 18, 2023 – AT&T Center San Antonio, TX Feb 18, 2023 – AT&T Center San Antonio, TX Mar 3, 2023 – Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas, NV Mar 4, 2023 – Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas, NV Mar 8, 2023 – Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas, NV Mar 10, 2023 – Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas, NV Mar 11, 2023 – Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas, NV Mar 15, 2023 – Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas, NV Mar 17, 2023 – Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas, NV Mar 18, 2023 – Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas, NV Jun 16, 2023 – Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas, NV Jun 17, 2023 – Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas, NV Jun 21, 2023 – Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas, NV Jun 23, 2023 – Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas, NV Jun 24, 2023 – Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas, NV Jun 28, 2023 – Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas, NV Jun 30, 2023 – Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas, NV Jul 1, 2023 – Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas, NV Sep 1, 2023 – Etess Arena at Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Atlantic City, NJ Sep 2, 2023 – Etess Arena at Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Atlantic City, NJ Sep 3, 2023 – Allentown Fairgrounds Allentown, PA

Kenny Chesney – Tour Dates Mar 23, 2023 – John Paul Jones Arena Charlottesville, VA Mar 25, 2023 – Bryce Jordan Center University Park, PA Mar 30, 2023 – Intrust Bank Arena Wichita, KS Apr 1, 2023 – Paycom Center Oklahoma City, OK Apr 6, 2023 – Mohegan Sun Arena-CT Uncasville, CT Apr 8, 2023 – Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza Wilkes-Barre, PA Apr 12, 2023 – Legacy Arena at The BJCC Birmingham, AL Apr 14, 2023 – Dailys Place Amphitheater Jacksonville, FL Apr 22, 2023 – Simmons Bank Arena North Little Rock, AR Apr 25, 2023 – Rupp Arena Lexington, KY Apr 27, 2023 – Bon Secours Wellness Arena Greenville, SC Apr 29, 2023 – Greensboro Coliseum Complex Greensboro, NC May 4, 2023 – Vibrant Arena at The Mark Moline, IL May 6, 2023 – Van Andel Arena Grand Rapids, MI May 9, 2023 – Alerus Center Grand Forks, ND May 11, 2023 – Denny Sanford PREMIER Center Sioux Falls, SD May 13, 2023 – Pinnacle Bank Arena Lincoln, NE May 18, 2023 – Allen County War Memorial Coliseum Fort Wayne, IN May 20, 2023 – Ford Center Evansville Evansville, IN May 25, 2023 – Credit One Stadium Charleston, SC May 27, 2023 – Amphitheater at The Wharf Orange Beach, AL Jun 23, 2023 – Enjoie Golf Course Endicott, NY

Lady A – Tour Dates Apr 14, 2023 – Ryman Auditorium Nashville, TN Apr 15, 2023 – Ryman Auditorium Nashville, TN Apr 20, 2023 – Chicago Theatre Chicago, IL Apr 21, 2023 – Louisville Palace Louisville, KY Apr 22, 2023 – Murat Theatre at Old National Centre Indianapolis, IN May 6, 2023 – Laughlin Event Center at Edgewater Hotel Casino Laughlin, NV May 12, 2023 – Fantasy Springs Resort Casino Indio, CA Jun 1, 2023 – The Cove at River Spirit Casino Tulsa, OK Jun 2, 2023 Majestic Theatre Dallas Dallas, TX Jun 23, 2023 – Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts Greensboro, NC Jun 24, 2023 – Charleston Gaillard Center Charleston, SC Jun 24, 2023 – Charleston Gaillard Center Charleston, SC Jun 29, 2023 – Mahaffey Theater Duke Energy Center for the Arts FL Saint Petersburg, FL Jun 30, 2023 – Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall Fort Myers, FL Jul 1, 2023 – Broward Center Au Rene Fort Lauderdale, FL Aug 24, 2023 – Sheas Performing Arts Center Buffalo, NY Sep 1, 2023 – Colorado State Fair Pueblo, CO Sep 3, 2023 – South Dakota State Fair Huron, SD Oct 19, 2023 – Toyota Oakdale Theatre Wallingford, CT Oct 20, 2023 – MGM Music Hall at Fenway Boston, MA Oct 26, 2023 – Beacon Theatre New York, NY Oct 28, 2023 – The Anthem Washington DC, DC

Lainey Wilson – Tour Dates Jan 4, 2023 – Knitting Factory Concert House Spokane Spokane, WA Jan 5, 2023 – Showbox at the Market Seattle, WA Jan 6, 2023 – Wonder Ballroom Portland, OR Jan 7, 2023 – Midtown Ballroom Bend, OR Jan 8, 2023 – Senator Theatre Chico, CA Jan 12, 2023 – Club Rodeo San Jose, CA Jan 13, 2023 – Cargo Reno, NV Jan 14, 2023 – Visalia Fox Theatre Visalia, CA Jan 19, 2023 – The Elm Bozeman, MT Jan 21, 2023 – Cowboy Saloon and Dance Hall Laramie, WY Jan 22, 2023 – Beacon Club Mills, WY Feb 2, 2023 – The Fillmore Silver Spring Silver Spring, MD Feb 3, 2023 – Irving Plaza New York, NY Feb 4, 2023 – Keg’s Canalside Event Center Jordan, NY Feb 5, 2023 – Aura Portland, ME Feb 9, 2023 – The Signal Chattanooga, TN Feb 10, 2023 – Rick’s Cafe Starkville, MS Feb 11, 2023 – Golden Nugget Lake Charles, LA Feb 15, 2023 – Mississippi Coliseum Jackson, MS Feb 17, 2023 – Coyote Joes Charlotte, NC Feb 18, 2023 – Blind Horse Saloon Greenville, SC Feb 24, 2023 – The Blue Note Columbia, MO Feb 25, 2023 – Midnight Rodeo Springfield Springfield, MO Mar 2, 2023 – The Intersection Grand Rapids, MI Mar 3, 2023 – Dusty Armadillo Rootstown, OH Mar 4, 2023 – iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre West Palm Beach, FL Mar 15, 2023 – Brooklyn Bowl Nashville – Nashville, TN Mar 16, 2023 – Brooklyn Bowl Nashville – Nashville, TN Mar 23, 2023 – Cains Ballroom Tulsa, OK Mar 30, 2023 – The Rave-Eagles Club Milwaukee, WI Mar 31, 2023 – The Bluestone Columbus, OH Jun 30, 2023 – Choctaw Grand Theater Durant, OK

Luke Bryan – Raised Up Right Tour Dates Feb 1, 2023 – Resorts World Theatre Las Vegas, NV Feb 3, 2023 – Resorts World Theatre Las Vegas, NV Feb 4, 2023 – Resorts World Theatre Las Vegas, NV Feb 8, 2023 – Resorts World Theatre Las Vegas, NV Feb 10, 2023 – Resorts World Theatre Las Vegas, NV Feb 11, 2023 – Resorts World Theatre Las Vegas, NV Mar 22, 2023 – Resorts World Theatre Las Vegas, NV Mar 24, 2023 – Resorts World Theatre Las Vegas, NV Mar 25, 2023 – Resorts World Theatre Las Vegas, NV Mar 29, 2023 – Resorts World Theatre Las Vegas, NV Mar 31, 2023 – Resorts World Theatre Las Vegas, NV Apr 1, 2023 – Resorts World Theatre Las Vegas, NV Jul 6, 2023 – Hickory Hill Lakes Fort Loramie, OH Jul 8, 2023 – Hickory Hill Lakes Fort Loramie, OH Jul 15, 2023 – Windy City Smokeout Festival Chicago, IL

Luke Combs – The Middle of Somewhere Tour Dates Mar 25, 2023 – AT&T Stadium Arlington, TX Apr 1, 2023 – Lucas Oil Stadium Indianapolis, IN Apr 15, 2023 – Nissan Stadium Nashville, TN Apr 22, 2023 – Ford Field Detroit, MI Apr 29, 2023 – Acrisure Stadium Pittsburgh, PA May 6, 2023 – Soldier Field Chicago, IL May 13, 2023 – US Bank Stadium Minneapolis, MN May 20, 2023 – Albertsons Stadium Boise, ID May 27, 2023 – BC Place Stadium Vancouver, BC, CA Jun 3, 2023 – Commonwealth Stadium Edmonton, AB, CA Jun 10, 2023 – GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium Kansas City, MO Jun 17, 2023 – Busch Stadium St. Louis, MO Jul 8, 2023 – Raymond James Stadium Tampa, FL Jul 15, 2023 – Bank of America Stadium Charlotte, NC Jul 22, 2023 – Gillette Stadium Foxborough, MA Jul 29, 2023 – Lincoln Financial Field Philadelphia, PA Oct 7, 2023 – AFAS Live Amsterdam, NL Oct 19, 2023 – O2 Arena – London London, GB Oct 20, 2023 – O2 Arena – London London, GB

Miranda Lambert – Tour Dates Mar 24, 2023 – Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas, NV Mar 25, 2023 – Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas, NV Mar 30, 2023 – Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas, NV Apr 1, 2023 – Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas, NV Apr 2, 2023 – Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas, NV Apr 6, 2023 – Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas, NV Apr 8, 2023 – Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas, NV Apr 9, 2023 – Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas, NV

Mitchell Tenpenny – Tour Dates Jan 19, 2023 – Northern Quest Casino Spokane, WA Jan 20, 2023 – McMenamins Crystal Ballroom Portland, OR Jan 21, 2023 – Showbox SODO Seattle, WA Jan 26, 2023 – The Union Event Center Salt Lake City, UT Jan 27, 2023 – Chrome Showroom Las Vegas, NV Jan 28, 2023 – The Novo Los Angeles, CA Jan 29, 2023 – Sycuan Casino El Cajon, CA Feb 3, 2023 – Ryman Auditorium Nashville, TN Feb 4, 2023 – Ryman Auditorium Nashville, TN Feb 10, 2023 – KEMBA LIVE! Columbus, OH Feb 11, 2023 – Royal Oak Music Theatre Royal Oak, MI Feb 16, 2023 – Rams Head Live Baltimore, MD Feb 18, 2023 – The Signal Chattanooga, TN Feb 24, 2023 – The Senate Columbia, SC Feb 25, 2023 – Georgia Theatre Athens, GA

Morgan Wade – No Signs of Slowing Down Tour Dates Feb 21, 2023 – 9:30 Club Washington DC, DC Feb 22, 2023 – Headliners Music Hall Louisville, KY Feb 24, 2023 – Headliners Music Hall Louisville, KY Feb 25, 2023 – Newport Music Hall Columbus, OH Feb 26, 2023 – 9:30 Club Washington DC, DC Feb 27, 2023 – Bowery Ballroom New York, NY Mar 1, 2023 – Bowery Ballroom New York, NY Mar 2, 2023 – Royale Boston Boston, MA Mar 3, 2023 – World Cafe Live Philadelphia Philadelphia, PA Mar 4, 2023 – Agora Theatre Cleveland, OH Mar 5, 2023 – El Club Detroit, MI Mar 7, 2023 – The Hi Fi Indianapolis, IN Mar 8, 2023 – The Sylvee Madison, WI Mar 10, 2023 – Joes Live Rosemont Rosemont, IL Mar 11, 2023 – First Avenue Minneapolis, MN Mar 12, 2023 – Woolys Des Moines, IA Mar 14, 2023 – Mission Ballroom Denver, CO Mar 15, 2023 – The Commonwealth Room Salt Lake City, UT Mar 17, 2023 – The Coop Columbia Falls, MT Mar 18, 2023 – The Neptune Theatre Seattle, WA Mar 19, 2023 – Revolution Hall Portland Portland, OR Mar 21, 2023 – Fillmore San Francisco San Francisco, CA Mar 23, 2023 – Troubadour West Hollywood, CA Mar 24, 2023 – BarrelHouse Brewing Co Paso Robles, CA Mar 25, 2023 – The Lobero Santa Barbara, CA Mar 26, 2023 – Crescent Ballroom Phoenix, AZ Mar 28, 2023 – Meow Wolf Santa Fe, NM Mar 30, 2023 – The Heights Theater Houston, TX Mar 31, 2023 – Scoot Inn Austin, TX Apr 1, 2023 – The Kessler Theater Dallas, TX Apr 2, 2023 – Scoot Inn Austin, TX Apr 6, 2023 – The Grey Eagle Asheville, NC Apr 7, 2023 – Ryman Auditorium Nashville, TN Apr 8, 2023 – The Tabernacle Atlanta, GA Apr 13, 2023 – Ryman Auditorium Nashville, TN Apr 14, 2023 – Buckhead Theatre Atlanta, GA Apr 15, 2023 – The Grey Eagle Asheville, NC Apr 16, 2023 – The National Richmond, VA

Old Dominion – No Bad Vibes Tour Dates Jan 10, 2023 – Vilar Performing Arts Center Avon, CO Jan 19, 2023 – Ford Center Evansville Evansville, IN Jan 20, 2023 – State Farm Center Champaign, IL Jan 21, 2023 – Vibrant Arena at The Mark Moline, IL Jan 27, 2023 – Canadian Tire Centre Ottawa, ON, CA Jan 28, 2023 – Scotiabank Arena Toronto, ON, CA Jan 30, 2023 – Budweiser Gardens London, ON, CA Feb 9, 2023 – Resch Center Green Bay, WI Feb 10, 2023 – BMO Harris Bank Center Rockford, IL Feb 11, 2023 – Alliant Energy PowerHouse Cedar Rapids, IA Feb 16, 2023 – Summit Arena at The Monument Rapid City, SD Feb 17, 2023 – Mayo Clinic Health Systems Event Center Mankato, MN Feb 18, 2023 – AMSOIL Arena Duluth, MN Feb 23, 2023 – Hero Arena at the Mountain America Center Idaho Falls, ID Feb 24, 2023 – ExtraMile Arena Boise, ID Feb 25, 2023 – Toyota Center Kennewick, WA Feb 28, 2023 – Rogers Arena Vancouver, BC, CA Mar 2, 2023 – Rogers Place Edmonton, AB, CA Mar 3, 2023 – Scotiabank Saddledome Calgary, AB, CA Mar 9, 2023 – Enmax Centre Lethbridge, AB, CA Mar 10, 2023 – Brandt Centre Regina, SK, CA Mar 11, 2023 – Canada Life Centre Winnipeg, MB, CA Mar 31, 2023 – Coffee Butler Amphitheater Key West, FL Apr 1, 2023 – Coffee Butler Amphitheater Key West, FL Apr 13, 2023 – Santander Arena Reading, PA Apr 14, 2023 – MVP Arena Albany, NY Apr 15, 2023 – Cross Insurance Center Bangor, ME May 4, 2023 – Enmarket Arena Savannah, GA May 5, 2023 – Dailys Place Amphitheater Jacksonville, FL May 27, 2023 – Red Rocks Amphitheatre Morrison, CO May 27, 2023 – Red Rocks Amphitheatre Morrison, CO May 28, 2023 – Red Rocks Amphitheatre Morrison, CO Jun 21, 2023 – Vibrant Arena at The Mark Moline, IL Jun 30, 2023 – Harveys Outdoor Arena Lake Tahoe NV – Stateline, NV

Parker McCollum Tour Dates Feb 2, 2023 – Palace Theatre Columbus Columbus, OH Feb 3, 2023 – The Fillmore Detroit Detroit, MI Feb 4, 2023 – Andrew J Brady ICON Music Center Cincinnati, OH Feb 9, 2023 – Armory – Minneapolis Minneapolis, MN Feb 10, 2023 – Swiftel Center Brookings, SD Feb 11, 2023 – Fargodome Fargo, ND Feb 16, 2023 – Xtream Arena Coralville, IA Feb 17, 2023 – Liberty First Credit Union Arena Ralston, NE Feb 18, 2023 – Shrine Mosque Springfield, MO Feb 23, 2023 – Donald Tucker Center at Leon County Civic Center Tallahassee, FL Feb 24, 2023 – Raising Canes River Center Arena Baton Rouge, LA Feb 25, 2023 – Brookshire Grocery Arena Bossier City, LA Feb 28, 2023 – NRG Stadium Houston, TX Apr 13, 2023 – Don Haskins Center El Paso, TX Apr 14, 2023 – Rio Rancho Events Center Rio Rancho, NM

Reba McEntire – Reba: Live In Concert Tour Mar 9, 2023 – Vystar Veterans Memorial Arena Jacksonville, FL Mar 10, 2023 – Colonial Life Arena Columbia, SC Mar 11, 2023 – John Paul Jones Arena Charlottesville, VA Mar 17, 2023 – Fiserv Forum Milwaukee, WI Mar 18, 2023 – Vibrant Arena at The Mark Moline, IL Mar 23, 2023 – Reno Events Center Reno, NV Mar 24, 2023 – Idaho Center Nampa, ID Mar 25, 2023 – Vivint Smart Home Arena Salt Lake City, UT Mar 30, 2023 – Footprint Center Phoenix, AZ Mar 31, 2023 – Acrisure Arena Thousand Palms, CA Apr 1, 2023 – Hollywood Bowl Los Angeles, CA Apr 13, 2023 – SNHU Arena Manchester, NH Apr 14, 2023 – Giant Center Hershey, PA Apr 15, 2023 – Madison Square Garden New York, NY

Russell Dickerson – Tour Dates Feb 16, 2023 – The Fillmore Charlotte Charlotte, NC Feb 18, 2023 – House of Blues Orlando Lake Buena Vista, FL Feb 23, 2023 – The Norva Norfolk, VA Feb 24, 2023 – The Ritz Raleigh Raleigh, NC Feb 25, 2023 – The Tabernacle Atlanta, GA Mar 4, 2023 – iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre West Palm Beach, FL

Shania Twain – Queen of Me Tour Dates Apr 28, 2023 – Spokane Arena Spokane, WA Apr 29, 2023 – Climate Pledge Arena Seattle, WA May 2, 2023 – Rogers Arena Vancouver, BC, CA May 3, 2023 – Rogers Arena Vancouver, BC, CA May 5, 2023 – Rogers Place Edmonton, AB, CA May 6, 2023 – Rogers Place Edmonton, AB, CA May 9, 2023 – Scotiabank Saddledome Calgary, AB, CA May 10, 2023 – Scotiabank Saddledome Calgary, AB, CA May 12, 2023 – SaskTel Centre Saskatoon, SK, CA May 14, 2023 – Canada Life Centre Winnipeg, MB, CA May 16, 2023 – Kohl Center Madison, WI May 17, 2023 – Xcel Energy Center Saint Paul, MN May 19, 2023 – Pinnacle Bank Arena Lincoln, NE May 21, 2023 – Ball Arena Denver, CO May 24, 2023 – Usana Amphitheatre Salt Lake City, UT May 26, 2023 – Shoreline Amphitheatre Mountain View, CA May 28, 2023 – Hollywood Bowl Los Angeles, CA May 30, 2023 – Ak-Chin Pavilion Phoenix, AZ May 31, 2023 – Acrisure Arena Thousand Palms, CA Jun 3, 2023 – BOK Center Tulsa, OK Jun 4, 2023 – Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre – St. Louis, MO Maryland Heights, MO Jun 7, 2023 – Geodis Park Nashville, TN Jun 9, 2023 – Freedom Mortgage Pavilion Camden, NJ Jun 12, 2023 – Scotiabank Centre Halifax, NS, CA Jun 14, 2023 – Avenir Centre Moncton, NB, CA Jun 17, 2023 – Videotron Centre Quebec City, QC, CA Jun 18, 2023 – Bell Centre Montreal, QC, CA Jun 20, 2023 – FirstOntario Centre Hamilton, ON, CA Jun 21, 2023 – Budweiser Gardens London, ON, CA Jun 23, 2023 – Budweiser Stage Toronto, ON, CA Jun 24, 2023 – Budweiser Stage Toronto, ON, CA Jun 27, 2023 – Merriweather Post Pavilion Columbia, MD Jun 28, 2023 – PNC Music Pavilion Charlotte, NC Jun 30, 2023 – Blossom Music Center Cuyahoga Falls, OH Jul 1, 2023 – Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre Tinley Park, IL Jul 6, 2023 – LeBreton Flats Park Ottawa, ON, CA Jul 8, 2023 – St. Josephs Health Amphitheater at Lakeview Syracuse, NY Jul 9, 2023 – Xfinity Center Mansfield, MA Jul 11, 2023 – Madison Square Garden New York, NY Jul 13, 2023 – The Pavilion at Star Lake Burgettstown, PA Jul 15, 2023 – Ruoff Home Mortgage Music Center Noblesville, IN Jul 19, 2023 – T-Mobile Center Kansas City, MO Jul 21, 2023 – Dos Equis Pavilion Dallas, TX Jul 22, 2023 – Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion The Woodlands, TX

Tedeschi Trucks Band – Tour Dates Jan 20, 2023 – Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall Fort Myers, FL Jan 21, 2023 – Ruth Eckerd Hall Clearwater, FL Jan 22, 2023 – Curtis M Phillips Center for Performing Arts Gainesville, FL Jan 25, 2023 – Ruth Eckerd Hall Clearwater, FL Jan 27, 2023 – Mizner Park Amphitheater Boca Raton, FL Jan 28, 2023 – Hard Rock Live Orlando, FL Jan 29, 2023 – Saenger Theatre-FL Pensacola, FL Feb 16, 2023 – Warner Theatre – Washington DC Washington DC, DC Feb 17, 2023 – Warner Theatre – Washington DC Washington DC, DC Feb 18, 2023 – Warner Theatre – Washington DC Washington DC, DC Feb 23, 2023 – Ryman Auditorium Nashville, TN Feb 24, 2023 – Ryman Auditorium Nashville, TN Feb 25, 2023 – Ryman Auditorium Nashville, TN Mar 2, 2023 – Warner Theatre – Washington DC Washington DC, DC Mar 3, 2023 – Warner Theatre – Washington DC Washington DC, DC Mar 4, 2023 – Warner Theatre – Washington DC Washington DC, DC Mar 17, 2023 – Chicago Theatre Chicago, IL Mar 18, 2023 – Chicago Theatre Chicago, IL Mar 31, 2023 – Chicago Theatre Chicago, IL Apr 1, 2023 – Chicago Theatre Chicago, IL

The Judds – Tour Dates Jan 26, 2023 – Giant Center Hershey, PA Jan 28, 2023 – Total Mortgage Arena Bridgeport, CT Jan 29, 2023 – DCU Center Worcester, MA Feb 2, 2023 – BOK Center Tulsa, OK Feb 3, 2023 – T-Mobile Center Kansas City, MO Feb 4, 2023 – Chaifetz Arena St. Louis, MO Feb 9, 2023 – CHI Health Center Omaha Omaha, NE Feb 10, 2023 – Vibrant Arena at The Mark Moline, IL Feb 11, 2023 – Nutter Center Dayton, OH- Feb 16, 2023 – Bon Secours Wellness Arena Greenville, SC Feb 17, 2023 – EagleBank Arena Fairfax, VA Feb 18, 2023 – Charleston Coliseum and Convention Center Charleston, WV Feb 23, 2023 – Enmarket Arena Savannah, GA Feb 24, 2023 – Amalie Arena Tampa, FL Feb 25, 2023 – Hard Rock Live Hollywood, FL

The Mavericks – Tour Dates Jan 13, 2023 – Ruth Eckerd Hall Clearwater, FL Jan 14, 2023 – Lillian S. Wells Hall at The Parker Fort Lauderdale, FL Jan 26, 2023 – Hatfield Hall Terre Haute, IN Jan 27, 2023 – Palladium Center For The Performing Arts – Carmel, IN Jan 28, 2023 – Lexington Opera House Lexington, KY Feb 9, 2023 – Manship Theatre: Shaw Center for the Arts Baton Rouge, LA Feb 10, 2023 – Jefferson Theatre-TX Beaumont, TX Feb 11, 2023 – Tannahills Tavern and Music Hall Fort Worth, TX Feb 17, 2023 – Variety Playhouse Atlanta, GA Feb 18, 2023 – Carolina Theatre Greensboro, NC Mar 17, 2023 – Bijou Theatre Knoxville, TN Mar 18, 2023 – Knight Theater at Levine Center for the Arts Charlotte, NC Mar 25, 2023 – IP Casino Resort and Spa Biloxi, MS Apr 13, 2023 – The Pageant St. Louis, MO Apr 14, 2023 – Pabst Theater Milwaukee, WI Apr 15, 2023 – Orpheum Theatre Madison, WI Apr 21, 2023 – Wagner Noel Performing Arts Center Midland, TX May 25, 2023 – Knuckleheads Saloon Kansas City, MO May 26, 2023 – Knuckleheads Saloon Kansas City, MO May 27, 2023 – Knuckleheads Saloon Kansas City, MO

Thomas Rhett – Home Team Tour Dates Feb 9, 2023 – Rogers Arena Vancouver, BC, CA Feb 11, 2023 – Rogers Place Edmonton, AB, CA Feb 12, 2023 – Scotiabank Saddledome Calgary, AB, CA Feb 16, 2023 – SaskTel Centre Saskatoon, SK, CA Feb 17, 2023 – Brandt Centre Regina, SK, CA Feb 18, 2023 – Canada Life Centre Winnipeg, MB, CA Feb 21, 2023 – Budweiser Gardens London, ON, CA Feb 22, 2023 – Scotiabank Arena Toronto, ON, CA Feb 24, 2023 – Bell Centre Montreal, QC, CA Feb 25, 2023 – Canadian Tire Centre Ottawa, ON, CA May 4, 2023 – Wells Fargo Arena – Des Moines, IA May 5, 2023 – Peoria Civic Center Peoria, IL May 6, 2023 – Gainbridge Fieldhouse Indianapolis, IN May 18, 2023 – CHI Health Center Omaha Omaha, NE May 19, 2023 – T-Mobile Center Kansas City, MO May 20, 2023 – Enterprise Center St. Louis, MO Jun 8, 2023 – MVP Arena Albany, NY Jun 9, 2023 – Mohegan Sun Arena-CT Uncasville, CT Jun 10, 2023 – Mohegan Sun Arena-CT Uncasville, CT Jun 15, 2023 – Cadence Bank Arena Tupelo, MS Jun 16, 2023 – Cajundome Lafayette, LA Jun 17, 2023 – Brookshire Grocery Arena Bossier City, LA Jun 22, 2023 – Rupp Arena Lexington, KY Jun 23, 2023 – Charleston Coliseum and Convention Center Charleston, WV Jul 6, 2023 – KeyBank Center Buffalo, NY Jul 7, 2023 – Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza Wilkes-Barre, PA Jul 8, 2023 – TD Garden Boston, MA Jul 13, 2023 – Mississippi Coast Coliseum Biloxi, MS Jul 14, 2023 – Bon Secours Wellness Arena Greenville, SC Jul 15, 2023 – Thompson-Boling Arena Knoxville, TN Jul 20, 2023 – Greensboro Coliseum Complex Greensboro, NC Jul 21, 2023 – CFG Bank Arena Baltimore, MD Jul 22, 2023 – UBS Arena Elmont, NY Jul 27, 2023 – Xcel Energy Center Saint Paul, MN Jul 28, 2023 – United Center Chicago, IL Jul 29, 2023 – Van Andel Arena Grand Rapids, MI Aug 3, 2023 – American Airlines Center Dallas, TX Aug 4, 2023 – Toyota Center Houston, TX Aug 5, 2023 – Moody Center ATX Austin, TX Aug 17, 2023 – Paycom Center Oklahoma City, OK Aug 18, 2023 – Intrust Bank Arena Wichita, KS Aug 19, 2023 – Ball Arena Denver, CO Sep 14, 2023 – Hertz Arena Estero, FL Sep 15, 2023 – Vystar Veterans Memorial Arena Jacksonville, FL Sep 16, 2023 – Amway Center Orlando, FL Sep 21, 2023 – John Paul Jones Arena Charlottesville, VA Sep 22, 2023 – Bryce Jordan Center University Park, PA Sep 23, 2023 – Huntington Center Toledo, OH Sep 28, 2023 – Legacy Arena at The BJCC Birmingham, AL Sep 29, 2023 – Bridgestone Arena Nashville, TN

Tyler Childers – Tour Dates Apr 14, 2023 – Fillmore New Orleans New Orleans, LA Apr 15, 2023 – San Gabriel Park Georgetown, TX Apr 16, 2023 – San Gabriel Park Georgetown, TX Apr 19, 2023 – 713 Music Hall Houston, TX Apr 20, 2023 – Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory Irving, TX Apr 22, 2023 – Walmart AMP Rogers, AR Apr 24, 2023 – Arizona Financial Theatre Phoenix, AZ Apr 26, 2023 – Santa Barbara Bowl Santa Barbara, CA Apr 27, 2023 – Greek Theatre Berkeley, CA Jun 6, 2023 – Masonic Temple Detroit, MI Jun 8, 2023 – The Salt Shed Chicago, IL Jun 9, 2023 – Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre Maryland Heights, MO Jun 11, 2023 – Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica Cleveland, OH Jun 14, 2023 – Armory Minneapolis, MN Jun 15, 2023 – Starlight Theatre Kansas City, MO Aug 2, 2023 – Radio City Music Hall New York, NY Aug 3, 2023 – Radio City Music Hall New York, NY Aug 5, 2023 – Leader Bank Pavilion Boston, MA Aug 6, 2023 – Thompsons Point Portland, ME Aug 10, 2023 – The Met Philadelphia Philadelphia, PA Aug 11, 2023 – Merriweather Post Pavilion Columbia, MD Aug 13, 2023 – Red Hat Amphitheater Raleigh, NC Aug 15, 2023 – Charlotte Metro Credit Union Amphitheatre Charlotte, NC Aug 16, 2023 – Charlotte Metro Credit Union Amphitheatre Charlotte, NC Aug 18, 2023 – Live Oak Bank Pavilion Wilmington, NC Aug 19, 2023 – Credit One Stadium Charleston, SC Sep 27, 2023 – Red Rocks Amphitheatre Morrison, CO Sep 28, 2023 – Red Rocks Amphitheatre Morrison, CO Sep 30, 2023 – Fiddlers Green Amphitheatre Englewood, CO

Zac Brown Band – Out in the Middle Tour Jun 23, 2023 – Henry Maier Festival Park – American Family Insurance Amphitheater Milwaukee, WI Jul 13, 2023 – Windy City Smokeout Festival Chicago, IL Jul 16, 2023 – Windy City Smokeout Festival Chicago, IL

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The Ultimate Country Music Tour List For Summer 2023

Hold onto your cowboy hats, folks! 2023 is shaping up to be the year of country music, with some of the hottest names in the industry announcing their upcoming tours. Artists such as Miranda Lambert , Luke Combs and Shania Twain are just a few examples of who to be excited for. And the best part? These tours are timed perfectly for the Summer season, so get ready to grab your boots and dance the night away to your favorite country tunes!

Kelsea Ballerini

Kelsea Ballerini has officially announced 10 additional shows to her Heartfirst Tour this summer. Her tour is currently set to run until July 1st.

Morgan Wallen

Morgan Wallen ‘s One Night At A Time World Tour will run from March 15 through early December. The artist will tackle over 55 shows and 4 countries.

Dierks Bentley

Dierks Bentley will be setting off his two month tour Gravel & Gold Tour starting June 1. He will be accompanied by multiple musical guests such as Jordan Davis , Elle King , Kameron Marlowe and Shane Smith .

Don’t miss out on the chance to see country music’s biggest stars live and in person. Click on any of the links below to see tour dates for your favorite country artist. Get ready to sing along to your favorite hits, dance the night away, and make some memories that will last a lifetime:

April 2023:

• April 13: Little Big Town’s Friends of Mine Tour (Runs until July 16)
• April 13: Walker Hayes’ Duck Buck Tour (Runs until Aug. 5)
• April 26: Chris Stapleton’s All-American Road Show Tour (Runs until Oct. 26)
• May 4: Brooks & Dunn’s Reboot Tour (Runs until June 17)
• May 4: Thomas Rhett’s Home Team Tour 23 (Runs until Sept. 29)
• May 10: Zach Bryan’s Burn, Burn, Burn Tour (Runs until Aug. 30)
• June 15: Luke Bryan’s Country On Tour (Runs until Oct. 28)
• June 20: The Chicks World Tour (Runs until Sept. 18)
• June 22: Eric Church’s 2023 Outsiders Revival Tour (Runs until Sept. 30)
• June 30: Zac Brown Band’s From the Fire Tour (Runs until Nov. 4)

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The most anticipated country music concerts and tour dates in 2023 (get your concert tickets here).

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We can hardly contain our excitement at the amazing country music concerts this year, and the thought of hearing Carrie Underwood live on stage again! Some of our other favorite artists; Morgan Wallen, Luke Bryan, Luke Combs, and Lainey Wilson are also doing the rounds in 2023. And if that wasn’t enough to get your toes tapping, Blake Shelton is also hitting the road this year with his Back to the Honky Tonk Tour.

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It’s time to cancel your plans, get those boots shined up, and grab those cowboy hats out of storage because the season is here! So whether you’re looking for an epic country music festival or just want to witness some great musical talents, we’ve got something for everyone to attend!  

With such an impressive lineup of country music stars hitting the road this winter, there are plenty of opportunities for fans to enjoy their favorite artists live on stage. Be sure to check out our website for more information on event dates and find country concert tickets! And from all of us here at Southern Factor, y’all have a good time watching your favorite artists! Yee-haw!

Check out our list of the most popular artists on tour, and the most anticipated country concerts near you!

Jan 4 – March 31: Lainey Wilson (Country With a Flare Tour)

The amazing singer/songwriter Lainey Wilson  has been packing venues all along the East Coast. The country star has been making waves with her soulful lyrics and bold stage presence, and her followers have come out by the thousands to see country music’s newest sensation live. From honky tonks to arenas, Lainey Wilson is proving herself as one of the hottest artists that should not be overlooked.

There’s just something about country music that gets you right in the feels. And nobody knows this better than Lainey Wilson. The Nashville-based singer made her major-label debut with “Redneck Hollywood” in 2019, and she’s been wowing audiences with her captivating live performances ever since.

Her latest album, “Bell Bottom Country,” debuted at the top of the charts in October 2022, and she shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon. If you’re looking for a show that will have you dancing in your cowboy boots all night long, make sure you get your tickets to see Lainey Wilson perform live in 2023! You won’t regret it.

Jan. 20 – June 23: Cody Johnson 

In the past few years, Cody Johnson has become a staple at country music concerts and is hugely popular in the united states. He has played with such country artists as Brad Paisley and Dierks Bentley. Johnson’s live shows are well known for their high energy and his on-stage charisma. He released his first single “On My Way to You” in 2018, which was certified platinum and peaked at number one on live country radio. His second single “Nothin’ On You” also received a platinum certification.

In 2021, Johnson released his third major-label album, Human: The Double Album. It debuted at number two on Billboard’s Top Country Albums chart and produced four singles that have all been certified gold or higher by the RIAA.

He continues to make people around the world feel welcome at his concerts and delight them with his unique blend of contemporary and traditional sounds. With an ever-growing support base, Cody Johnson will continue to be one of the country’s most beloved artists.

Add this one to your inventory and keep an eye out for news of his upcoming concert dates and music releases. A country music fans favorite cowboy, Cody Johnson is sure to continue thrilling the world with his mesmerizing performances. Catch him on the road, starting in January 2023!

Jan 20: Randy Houser (with Cody Johnson)

Randy Houser is no stranger to audiences at home and across the globe. He has been delighting people for years with his powerful ballads, high-energy anthems, and emotional gospel songs. He’s a regular fixture on radio and at major concerts across the United States.

With numerous hit singles, including “Runnin’ Out of Moonlight”, “How Country Feels” and “Goodnight Kiss”, Randy Houser is one of today’s most popular country singers. He continues to captivate audiences with heartfelt performances that showcase his unique blend of country, southern rock, and blues influences.

If you haven’t experienced Randy Houser in concert yet, you’re in for a treat! Add this one to your calendar and don’t miss your chance to see him perform live together with Cody Johnson in January 2023. Get your music concert tickets before it’s too late!

Jan 13-Jan 20, 2023: Colter Wall

Move over, Dolly Parton! There’s a new star in town, and he’s taking the music world by storm. Cue Colter Wall: The Young Canadian Star with a Big Voice is someone everyone is looking to see. 

Colter Wall is a young Canadian singer-songwriter who has quickly gained a large following for his deep, gruff voice and narrative songwriting. His music incorporates country, folk, and western styles and his first two albums have been met with critical acclaim. In 2020, he released his third album which explores Americana themes through swing and waltzes. Let’s take a closer look at this rising star!

Since his debut, Colter has made a name for himself in the industry, playing at international concerts and festivals. On tour in the United States, he shared the stage with artists such as Jason Isbell, Tyler Childers, and Kacey Musgraves. In Canada, he’s rocked his sound across the globe. He’s even opened for legend Willie Nelson twice!

Colter Wall is quickly becoming one of the most electric, exciting new talents. With his signature growling vocals and thoughtful lyrics – combined with an impressive live show – it won’t be long before Colter Wall is a big player in the music industry and a household name. Catch him playing in January 2023 and see why people are raving about this ultra-talented musician!

Jan. 19 – June 30, 2023: Old Dominion (No Bad Vibes Tour)

Old Dominion is a talented band from Nashville, Tennessee. Their music is a combination of contemporary country with rock instrumentation and pop overtones. They have released four full-length albums and three EPs, including Meat and Candy, Happy Endings, Old Dominion, and their latest album Time Tequila & Therapy.

The band consists of Matthew Ramsey (lead vocals), Trevor Rosen (guitar, keyboards), Whit Sellers (drums), Geoff Sprung (bass guitar), and Brad Tursi (guitar). Now they’re taking their music on the road as they embark on their No Bad Vibes Tour. Let’s get to know this band from Nashville! 

Old Dominion is a great example of what makes country so special in the music industry—the southern charm that comes along with it! From the twangy guitar riffs to the heartfelt lyrics about life and love, this band has it all.

With their own brand of southern charm embodied in each performance, you won’t want to miss out on seeing them when they come to town! Luckily you can grab your tickets for 2023 today for an unforgettable experience filled with classic tunes!

Check below for tickets and tour dates!

Feb. 2 – April 1, 2023: Carrie Underwood

Carrie Underwood is taking the road with her world tour takes place! Starting in February, Carrie will be hitting major cities across the country to put on unforgettable music events. Prepare to be amazed by her award-winning talents and signature sound. From iconic songs like “Jesus Take the Wheel” to timeless classics like “Before He Cheats,” you’re sure to have a night of entertainment that you won’t soon forget. Don’t miss out – get your music tickets now before they’re gone!

It’s been a long journey for superstar Carrie Underwood since she burst onto the scene in 2005 as the winner of American Idol’s fourth season. Since then, she’s become one of the most successful crossover stars, winning seven Grammy Awards and numerous awards. Her career has also included acting roles, with appearances on the television shows How I Met Your Mother and Nashville.

No matter what genre of music you’re into, you won’t want to miss this chance to see legend Carrie Underwood live in concert! Be sure to grab your tickets now for a good price as they are sure to sell out quickly.

This is a great opportunity for country fans everywhere to experience one of the genre’s biggest artists on tour, up close and personal. Don’t miss out – get your seat before they’re gone! See you at the show!

March 15 – Oct. 7, 2023: Morgan Wallen

Since becoming a country artist, Wallen has played everywhere extensively, performing at the odd fest or two such as Stagecoach and CMA Music Festival. He also headlined his own event in 2018, with dates at venues across the United States. A string of live events began in October 2021, including shows across the country plus select international dates. In 2020 he was tapped to join Luke Bryan’s Proud To Be Right Here Tour for select dates over the summer and fall of that year.

Morgan Wallen is an impressive country musician whose star continues to rise! With multiple albums under his belt and a series of popular country concerts, Wallen has established himself as one of today’s top country acts.

Whether you’re looking for high-energy concerts or simply want to enjoy his catchy tunes, there’s no doubt that Morgan Wallen is a star worth paying attention to.

March 25 – Oct. 20, 2023: Luke Combs

With shows ranging from small local venues to massive arenas and stadiums, Combs has been thrilling live audiences with his unique blend of country and folk music. Whether you’re looking for a fun night out or an energetic country concert experience, Luke Combs’ concerts have it all!

From chart-topping songs like “Hurricane” and “Beautiful Crazy” to deep cuts such as “One Number Away” and “She Got the Best of Me,” Combs is sure to deliver a show that will keep everyone singing along. Get your Luke Combs tickets today and enjoy the show! You won’t regret it.

March 17 – Aug. 5, 2023: Chris Stapleton

When Chris Stapleton released his debut album Traveller back in 2015, he was already a respected name in the industry. But what followed over the next five years has been nothing short of extraordinary. With every release, he has earned himself more critical acclaim and commercial success, becoming one of the most successful performers of his generation. Let’s take a look at how Chris Stapleton became one of the greatest country artists of all time. 

Chris Stapleton first made waves as a songwriter with hits like “Never Wanted Nothing More” (Kenny Chesney), “Come Back Song” (Darius Rucker) and “Drink You Away” (Justin Timberlake). It wasn’t long before he started making a name for himself as an artist in his own right. His solo career kicked off with Traveller, which featured songs such as “Tennessee Whiskey,” and reached number one on the US Billboard 200 chart. The album was certified four-times platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), and its version of “Tennessee Whiskey” was even certified Diamond by the RIAA! 

Chris Stapleton is without a doubt one of the most successful country performers in recent memory, but it looks like he isn’t done yet! Fans are eagerly awaiting what comes next from this talented singer-songwriter, who seems to be getting better with each passing year. With such an impressive track record behind him already, there is no telling what heights he will reach next!  Get your country tickets now!

Feb. 9 – July 20, 2023: Jason Aldean

Superstar Jason Aldean is one of the most successful and beloved artists in the genre. With ten albums and forty singles, he has achieved both commercial and critical success. His music is relatable and honest, his shows are always energetic and enjoyable, and he has raised millions of dollars for charity.

Jason has released some of the most iconic country songs of recent years, including “Dirt Road Anthem,” “She’s Country,” “Big Green Tractor,” and “Burnin’ It Down.” His lyrics are heartfelt, honest, and often humorous. His sound incorporates elements from other genres like rock and rap, creating a unique blend that appeals to listeners from all walks of life. He also has a gift for storytelling, which can be heard in hits like “1994”—a nostalgic ode to Joe Diffie—and “Tattoos On This Town.”  

Jason’s live performances are renowned for their energy and excitement. He puts on an amazing show full of high-energy tracks as well as slower ballads that showcase his incredible vocal range. His stage presence is electrifying; whether he’s playing an acoustic version of “Fly Over States” or rocking out to “Dirt Road Anthem,” it’s clear that Jason loves performing live. It’s no wonder that he consistently sells out venues around the world!  

Whether you’re a longtime follower or new to Jason Aldean altogether, there’s no denying that he is one of the biggest stars in the genre today—and for good reason! He produces great music with meaningful lyrics; puts on fantastic live performances; and uses his platform to help those in need through charitable works. That’s why we’ll continue celebrating this phenomenal talent for many years to come!

Don’t miss him live at one of his upcoming country concerts in 2023!

March 23 – June 8, 2023: Miranda Lambert

Miranda Lambert is one of the most successful female country singers of our time. Her career spans over a decade, and in that time she has released six albums, all of which have been certified either Gold or Platinum. She has also won numerous awards, including several Grammy Awards, and her albums have topped the Billboard country charts.

What makes Miranda Lambert so successful is her undeniable talent as a singer and songwriter. She has a unique voice that is both powerful and emotive, and her songs are filled with genuine emotion and real-life stories. Her music is authentic and honest, and it resonates with people both young and old.

In addition to her musical talent, Miranda Lambert is also a highly-skilled performer. She puts on an energetic show that is sure to get everyone dancing, and she is always putting on new and exciting stunts during her concerts. She is also known for being very down-to-earth and approachable, which further adds to her appeal.

Overall, Miranda Lambert is an incredibly talented musician who has had a huge impact over the past decade. Her style is honest and authentic, and it speaks to the heart of everyday Americans. She is a highly skilled performer who puts on an amazing show, and she is also known for being one of the nicest people in the business.

If you’re looking for some good old-fashioned vibes, then Miranda Lambert is definitely worth checking out! You really want to buy tickets before they sell out!

Everything you need to find the best country concerts in 2023

So there you have it – some of the most exciting country performers to watch out for in 2023. From classic country sounds to modern country jams, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Make sure you don’t miss out on these fantastic concerts and start planning your ticket purchases today! You won’t regret it!

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10 Country Acts Poised for a Breakout Year in 2023

2023 is already shaping up to be an exciting year for country music, with albums from country legend Shania Twain and chart-topping all-stars Luke Combs and Dierks Bentley on the way. But alongside those household names are rising stars poised to continue to make their mark on Music City. From 2023 CMT Next Women of Country class members to a sibling duo from Kentucky, here are 10 rising acts every country fan should keep an eye on this year.

Carter Faith

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North Carolina native Carter Faith follows up a busy 2022, which included her Grand Ole Opry debut, signing a music publishing deal with Universal Music Publishing Group Nashville and the release of her stellar breakup song "Already Crazy," with yet another accolade: she's among CMT's 2023 Next Women of Country Class, which boasts Kacey Musgraces, Maren Morris, Kelsea Ballerini, Lainey Wilson, Mickey Guyton and many more among its alumni.

Faith has amassed over 30 million streams with the breezy love song "Joyride" and the cowboy-rides-away anthem "Greener Pasture" and has plans for a yet-to-be-announced 2023 full-length debut album.

"I'm always thinking of what I'm gonna do tomorrow or what I'm gonna do five years from now," Faith told Wide Open Country last year. "I think that comes with being a creative and being a dreamer, but I'm really trying to stay in the moment that I'm in."

— Bobbie Jean Sawyer

Julie Williams

Florida-raised Julie Williams follows in the tradition of country artists sharing deeply personal stories steeped in universal truths on  "Southern Curls," in which she reflects on growing up as a mixed-race child in the south.

"Not all southern girls are met with open doors/ Some of us are looked down on before we're even born...I'm a southern girl with her own kind of southern curls," Williams sings.

"I'm writing my songs for the 10-year old girl who cries in the shower as she tries to detangle her hair and is afraid to look in the mirror because she hates what she sees; for the 20-year-old who is just now learning to love herself; for the new mom that wants her daughters and sons to love themselves as themselves and to hear music that celebrates them," Williams says . "That's who my songs are for."

Williams, a member of CMT's 2023 Next Women of Country class, will release her new single "Wrong Mr. Right" on Feb. 10. — BS

Pillbox Patti

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Pillbox Patti (the alter ego of songwriter Nicolette Hayford) has been penning Nashville cuts (Ashley McBryde's "One Night Standards," Lainey Wilson's This One's Gonna Cost Me") for over a decade, but she made her artist debut last year with her unflinchingly bold and and vivid album Florida, an 8-song collection of tales of her upbringing in The Sunshine State. Pillbox Patti is also featured on Ashley McBryde's Grammy-nominated 2022 album Lindeville. — BS

Brittney Spencer

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Back in 2020, Brittney Spencer shared a cover of The Highwomen's "Crowded Table" that drew the attention of Maren Morris, Amanda Shires and many more. A little over a year later, Spencer was sharing the stage with the country supergroup and performing on the CMA Awards. Following a whirlwind couple of years, which included performing with Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit and opening for Willie Nelson, Maren Morris, Megan Thee Stallion and Brandi Carlile, Spencer won't be slowing down in 2023. The Baltimore native, who released her debut EP with Elektra, if i ever get there: a day at blackbird studio, in November, is set to release her debut full-length album this year. - - BS

O.N.E the Duo

For O.N.E the duo, Tekitha and Prana Supreme, music has always been the family business. (Prana Supreme is the daughter of RZA, the founder of Wu-Tang Clan and Tekitha was a featured vocalist of Wu-Tang Clan and performed on the hit album Wu-Tang Forever. ) Citing Chris Stapleton, Fleetwood Mac and The Judds among their influences, the mother-daughter duo blends hip-hop and country for a rootsy sound steeped in blood harmonies.

"Growing up, my mom used to host these big jam session parties at our house," Prana Supreme said in a press release. "It was probably one of the highlights of my childhood, getting to hang out with all these singers, musicians, rappers, poets, etc. Usually, at these jams, Mom and I would freestyle a song together — and it was the morning after one of these jam parties that the idea of us singing and writing our own songs together came to my mind."

Listen to "Stuck in the Middle" here .  — BS

Ben Burgess

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Ben Burgess has co-written songs cut by an eclectic range of acts, from Tyler Rich ("The Difference") and Pat Green ("Drinkin' Days") to the Jonas Brothers ("Chillin' in the Summertime") and Lil' Wayne ("Dreams"). Since signing with Big Loud Records in 2020, he's followed the same path as Mel Tillis, Willie Nelson, Chris Stapleton and the dozens of country artists to transition from songwriter for the stars to star in their own right.

"I'd given up on the dream of being an artist," Burgess told Holler about his slow climb to solo prominence. "I always wanted to do it and felt like I could, but the pieces never aligned. I never had the right song with the right team. So I was like, 'Screw it! I'm just going to put out great songs '.  And I became addicted to it."

Debut album Tears the Size of Texas arrived on Sept. 30, 2022 and upped the exposure of its breakthrough title track. As of early January, the song's numbers on Spotify sit just south of a million— a staggering statistic for a relative newcomer. Additional streaming hits "Sick and Tired" and "Heartbreak" cast Burgess as someone capable of following Luke Combs and Jon Pardi's bootsteps through a healthy blend of traditional country storytelling chops and stadium show ambition. — Bobby Moore

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Mya Byrne's spot in the Americana and alt-country space got a signal boost in 2022 when she signed to Kill Rock Stars (KRS) Nashville— a new extension of the DIY label that brought us the late indie-folk icon Elliott Smith as well as Unwound (not a George Strait cover band, for better or worse), Bratmobile, Bikini Kill and other acts that challenged socio-political norms.

"I believe in [label co-founder] Slim Moon and all the work KRS has historically done to support the cutting edge of music," Byrne shared in a press release. "To have been asked to be the very first artist to release on Kill Rock Stars Nashville both is an honor and demonstrates their commitment to trans women and other marginalized artists being firmly centered in Nashville, in the Americana and country community."

As for what to expect in the new year, Byrne's Rhinestone Tomboy (out April 28) will mark the first physical release by KRS Nashville. The Aaron Lee Tasjan produced album includes a promise for brighter days in "Autumn Sun" and another sip from a glass half-full titled "It Don't Fade." — BM

Ashley Cooke

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Few rising acts made larger professional strides in 2022 than Ashley Cooke.

"This year has been nothing short of a whirlwind. I inked my first deals, played bucket list stages, went on four major tours and a country-wide radio tour, met thousands of new people and even a few of my heroes, fell in and out of love and spent more nights sleeping on a van bench than in my bed," shared Cooke in a press release for her appropriately-titled song "It's Been a Year." "It held some good, some bad and some of the greatest moments of my life so far— and I wouldn't trade a single minute of the last 365 days. Thank you all for being on this journey with me and cheers to many more."

A country radio breakthrough in Brett Young duet "Never Til Now," a national TV appearance on The Bachelorette and a Grand Ole Opry debut top Cooke's list of 2022 milestones.

This roundup considers the future, though, and Cooke's is bright. She begins 2023 with her first overseas dates as part of the UK's Country 2 Country (C2C) festival and will join Young for 16 tour stops across the US. And hopefully, the recent influx of new songs, such as the stellar "Running Back," pays off by December with an album. — BM

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Nate Smith's first stint in Nashville ended with him heading back to California for a 13-year career as a nurse assistant.

After the 2018 Camp Fire decimated the singer-songwriter's hometown of Paradise, Cal. and destroyed all of his belongings, he coped by writing "Wildfire." The song landed Smith a publishing deal and spawned several TikTok hits, namely "Whiskey on You" and "I Don't Wanna Go to Heaven." His path from feeling overlooked in country music to being as in demand as any up-and-comer will culminate on Feb. 17 with a self-titled debut album.

"Now, I have a clear vision about why I do music," Smith told Songwriter Universe about his triumphant return to Music City. "Now my whole thing is that I want to help people. I want to make music that can touch hearts and make a difference in people's lives. Still overall, my first experience in Nashville was good, because it gave me the foundation of co-writing and networking. So I think it was a good introduction to Nashville." — BM

Kentucky Gentlemen

As The Kentucky Gentlemen, twins Brandon and Derek Campbell have the potential join the rich lineage of sibling acts that've reimagined the vocal stylings of roots music— a timeline that spans from the Stanley Brothers to the McCrary Sisters.

Though they've nailed revved-up twang ("Lose My Boots") and country- R&B crossover ("Whatever You're Up For") approaches, the Campbell siblings stand out the most when they're smooth-voiced cowboy Casanovas. For examples of the latter, check out the sunshiny "Vibin'" or the equally swoon-worthy "Love Language."

Like other artists on Black Opry bills, The Kentucky Gentlemen bring much-needed diversity —as both Black and gay artists— to country and Americana spaces.

"We understand the importance of where we're going and what that means to people like us," Derek shared for the band's bio . "We want to be the same folks that we wish we had always gotten to see on the main stage." — BM

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Luke Bryan plans to "Country On" in 2023.

The superstar on Monday announced a new summer tour that will take its name from his 30th No. 1 single, "Country On." The tour kicks off its 36-city run July 15 in Syracuse, New York.

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An impressive slate of newcomers will join him on the trek, including Jackson Dean, Chayce Beckham, Jon Langston, Conner Smith, Hailey Whitters, Tyler Braden, Ashley Cooke and Alana Springsteen.

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"Artists get into the business to make music and perform it for the fans," Bryan shared in a statement. "Leaving it all out on that stage is what it’s all about for me. I’m excited to support and have so many talented new artists along for the ride this year. It’s one of the most rewarding parts of our job."

Ticket presales start on Tuesday, Jan. 31, before tickets become available to the general public on Friday, Feb. 3.

See the full list of dates below:

- 06/15/2023 - Syracuse, New York - 06/16/2023 - Darien Center, New York - 06/17/2023 - Toronto, Ontario - 06/23/2023 - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - 06/24/2023 - Holmdel, New Jersey - 07/06/2023 - Wantagh, New York - 07/07/2023 - Columbia, Maryland - 07/13/2023 - Hershey, Pennsylvania - 07/20/2023 - Portland, Oregon - 07/21/2023 - Wheatland, California - 07/22/2023 - Mountain View, California - 07/27/2023 - Lubbock, Texas - 07/28/2023 - Albuquerque, New Mexico - 07/29/2023 - Denver, Colorado - 08/04/2023 - Salt Lake City, Utah - 08/05/2023 - Boise, Idaho - 08/10/2023 - Rogers, Arkansas - 08/12/2023 - Nashville, Tennessee - 08/13/2023 - Brandon, Mississippi - 08/17/2023 - Cincinnati, Ohio - 08/18/2023 - Indianapolis, Indiana - 08/19/2023 - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania - 08/25/2023 - Evansville, Indiana - 08/26/2023 - St. Louis, Missouri - 08/28/2023 - Dallas, Texas - 09/29/2023 - Ft Worth, Texas - 09/30/2023 - Tulsa, Oklahoma - 10/05/2023 - Orlando, Florida - 10/06/2023 - Savannah, Georgia - 10/07/2023 - Charlotte, North Carolina - 10/12/2023 - Sioux Falls, South Dakota - 10/13/2023 - Green Bay, Wisconsin - 10/14/2023 - St. Paul, Minnesota - 10/26/2023 - Raleigh, North Carolina - 10/27/2023 - Charlottesville, Virginia - 10/28/2023 - Charleston, South Carolina

Bryan won't exactly be chilling at home until he hits the road this summer. On Wednesday, he restarts his Vegas residency at Resorts World, before the season 21 premiere of "American Idol" on Sunday, Feb. 19, on ABC.

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Country Music Tours Scheduled for 2024: Full List

Great country music never stops. This list of tours scheduled for 2024 features hitmaker, legends and newcomers embarking on a first set of headlining dates.

See all country music tour dates from your favorite artists by clicking on any link below. Several tours have been added to start 2024, including headlining tours from Zach Bryan , Morgan Wallen and Kenny Chesney . All ongoing tours are at the top of this comprehensive list, with those slated to start later to follow.

The opening acts for each tour are included with the full set of dates when you click. This list is updated frequently to include new tours, with new dates, canceled and postponed dates all added as they become available.

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2024 Ongoing Country Music Tours:

Bailey Zimmermans' 2024 Religiously The Tour  (Through May 20) Riley Green's Ain't My Last Rodeo Tour (Through June 1) Ashley McBryde's The Devil I Know Tour (Through June 15) Tim McGraw's Standing Room Only Tour (Through June 27) Brothers Osborne's Might As Well Be Us Tour (Through June 29) Clint Black's 2024 Killin' Time 35th Anniversary World Tour (Through July 11) Cody Johnson's The Leather Tour (Through July 11) Jo Dee Messina's Heads Carolina Tails California Tour 2024 (Through July 11) Brantley Gilbert's Off the Rails Tour (Through Oct. 19) Morgan Wallen's 2024 One Night At a Time Stadium Tour (Through Aug. 8) Luke Combs Growin' Up and Gettin' Old Tour (Through Aug. 9-10) Chris Stapleton's 2024 All-American Road Show Tour (Through Aug. 22) Kenny Chesney's Sun Goes Down Tour (Through Aug. 25) Parker McCollum's 2024 Burn It Down Tour (Through Aug. 31) Oliver Anthony's Out of the Woods Tour (Through Sept. 13) Kane Brown's 2024 In the Air Tour (Sept. 14) Luke Bryan's Mind of a Country Boy Tour (Through Sept. 14) Jordan Davis' Damn Good Time World Tour (Through Oct. 20) Carrie Underwood's Reflection Las Vegas Residency (Through Oct. 26) Alabama's Roll On II Tour (Through Nov. 9) George Strait's 2024 Stadium Tour (Through Dec. 7) Kacey Musgraves' Deeper Well Tour (Through Dec. 7) Shania Twain's Come On Over Las Vegas Residency (Through Dec. 14) Zach Bryan's the Quittin' Time Tour 24 (Through Dec. 14) Garth Brooks' Las Vegas Residency (Through Dec. 22)

Country Music Tours Scheduled for 2024:

May 2024: May 18 : Jason Aldean's 2024 Highway Desperado Tour (Through Oct. 5) May 30 : Hootie & the Blowfish's Summer Camp With Trucks Tour (Through Oct. 12) May 30 : Walker Hayes' Same Drunk Tour (Through Sept. 1) May 31 : Lainey Wilson's Country's Cool Again Tour (Through Nov. 15)

June 2024: June 7 : Dierks Bentley's 2024 Gravel & Gold Tour (Through Sept. 21) June 29 : Sam Hunt's Locked Up Tour (Through Sept. 28)

July 2024: July 18: Dan + Shay's 2024 Heartbreak On the Map Tour (Through Sept. 21) July 27 : Koe Wetzel's Damn Near Normal World Tour (Through Nov. 13)

August 2024: Aug. 27 : Jelly Roll's 2024 the Beautifully Broken Tour (Through Oct. 27)

September 2024: Sept. 6: Tyler Hubbard's Strong World Tour (Through Nov. 21) Sept. 6: Wynonna's Back To Wy Tour (Through Oct. 5) Sept. 12 : Anne Wilson's Rebel Tour (Through Nov. 17) Sept. 21 : Luke Bryan's Farm Tour (Through Sept. 28)

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The iHeartCountry Festival is making a big return in 2023, bringing some of country music’s hottest artists together in one all-star lineup — and you won’t want to miss it.

Performing artists at the 2023 iHeartCountry Festival include   Luke Bryan ,  Kane Brown ,  Sam Hunt ,  Elle King ,  Parker McCollum ,  Justin Moore ,  Jordan Davis ,  Mitchell Tenpenny , special guest   Bailey Zimmerman , and more. Every artist included in the star-studded festival has recently released highly-anticipated singles and/or albums in recent months (or they will release new music by the time they hit the festival stage this spring), adding new music to a long list of previously-released fan-favorite anthems.

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Willie Nelson Extends the 2023 Outlaw Music Festival Tour into the Fall

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Willie Nelson ’s Outlaw Music Festival Tour rides again in 2023. And this time, it’s a dual celebration: not only of music that colors outside the lines, but of its headliner’s 90th birthday . Nelson turns 90 on April 29.

Kicking off June 23, in Somerset, Wisconsin, the Outlaw Tour runs into October, each with Nelson in the top slot and a rotating cast of artists in support. The first show features Robert Plant & Alison Krauss , Trampled by Turtles, Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway, and Particle Kid, the band fronted by Nelson’s son Micah. Other artists on various shows include the Avett Brothers , John Fogerty, Whiskey Myers, Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats, Kurt Vile, Kathleen Edwards, and Margo Price .

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Tickets for the tour , produced by Blackbird Presents and Live Nation, go on sale Friday, March 17, at 10 a.m. local time via the tour’s website .  

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10 New and Upcoming Country and Americana Artists You Need to Know October 2023

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When we fall in love here at Holler we fall hard and fast.

Whether it's a new Appalachian six-piece from Kentucky or a country-pop duo from the heart of Music City, when we go in, we go all in.

So, get ready for another of Holler's monthly round ups of our latest loves; a who's who of the most exciting prospects to begin leaving their mark on the country and Americana landscape.

For October 2023, we've got a Brooklyn harpist whose third album pushes the boundaries of what country-folk is considered to be, a rag tag slacker country outfit from Philly who sound like a cross between Gram Parsons and Girls, and a Grammy winning noughties pop star who’s crossed over into country with startling results.

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“Don’t pull your punches when you meet God in the desert after dark,” Lizzie No says, as she introduces us to the character at the centre of her third album. “If your life has turned into a car wreck, honk the horn until you get free. Miss Freedomland wrestled self-hatred, and violent men, and alcohol for 15 years but never gave up hope of being blessed. Nobody scares her anymore.”

Three albums in and Lizzie No continues to defy categorisation. Worshipped in the broad church of Americana, like the artists to whom she’s most often compared - Allison Russell, Rhiannon Giddens and Adia Victoria – Lizzie No’s work pulls from the rhythms and traditions of blues, folk and country, but collaborations with Pom Pom Squad, Domino Kirkie Kill Rock Stars’ Brian Dunne bring out the Brooklyn singer songwriter’s influences from more unusual quarters.

The harpist and guitarist’s third album, Halfsies , follows the turbulent journey of its central character, Miss Freedomland (a character that represents both No herself and her audience) as she searches for freedom from the depths of despair and an escape from the frightening realities of life in modern America.

“Some albums are stories, some are films. This album is a video game,” explains No. “If you’re in these songs with me, what seems at first like a journey of self-analysis becomes a journey to get free, and get your people free, as well.”

Along with contributions from Brian Dunne on ‘Lagunita,’ the album also features guest vocals from Allison Russell and strings from Grammy Award-winning group Attaca Quartet.

Lizzie No began turning heads and winning over hearts with the release of her debut album, Hard Won , back in 2017, when she immediately established herself as one of the most exciting new voices in contemporary American folk music.

Drawing comparisons with Linda Thompson, Karen Dalton and Sandy Denny, her country-tinged folk found its influences in traditional roots music from both sides of the Atlantic. The album’s standouts ‘Outlaws’ won the American Songwriter Magazine Lyrics Prize as it poked fun at the outlaw myth, while ‘Killing Season' was an incendiary response to police brutality and the events that led to the Black Lives Matter movement made all the more powerful by the singer’s unfaltering delivery.

The album’s follow up, Vanity , continued her unsparing self-reflection lyrically as she pushed her folk sound into alt-pop territory, while a pair of singles on the Colemine Records label, ‘Sweeter Than Strychnine’ and ‘Stop Bothering Me’ introduced her straight up soulful side.

Halfsies is an exploration of the relationship between individuality and belonging that crosses over with Lizzie No’s side hustle as co-host of the Basic Folk podcast, where she has interviewed everyone from Ben Harper to Valerie June to Kishi Bashi.

The erasure of Black artists is central to the myth of country music - what it means, what it stands for, where it comes from - and so simply by standing on stage and singing as a Queer, Black woman, whether it be in theatres across the country with the Black Opry, or leading Queer Line Dancing nights with the Lavender Country tour, Lizzie No is a protest singer and her songs are protest songs.

Their songs are descendants of white protest folk singers like Woody Guthrie and Joan Baez that draw equally from the soulful spiritual folk stylings of Odetta, the upside-down guitar picking of Elizabeth Cotton and the magnetic calm of Joan Armatrading.

Loaded up with dismay and outrage, her powerful, unwavering voice mixes a bleak recognition of the way things are with a quiet hope for what they could be.

“To be Black in America is to be a stranger in a strange land, a character dropped into a video game in the middle of the fight, pressed with the task of finding your allies and sharpening your tools,” they say. “Many of us are so afraid to be free that we choose to get comfortable with bondage. But Nina cried power and Toni told the ghost stories so that Miss Freedomland would have a map to somewhere new.”

Lizzie No has that same map firmly in her grasp and she’s leading the way.

Halfsies by Lizzie No is released on January 19th 2023. The single ‘Lagunita’ is out now.

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The music of Florry sits at a crossroads where Gram Parsons and Exile on Main Street- era Rolling Stones meets the melodic slacker pop of early Mac DeMarco and the fuzzy ramshackle charm of a K Records indie pop band.

Rag tag Philly outfit Florry are the full-band moniker of singer and songwriter Francie Medosch, whose homespun coming-of-age tales of feeling lost and small in America are driven by her raucous band, loaded up with jangling 12-string guitar, fiddle, mandolin, squawky harmonicas and lashings of pedal steel.

“I got no lovers,” she sings on Florry’s Dear Life Records debut The Holey Bible. “I'm just a real friendly gal face down in a ditch, pickin’ myself up somehow.”

Honing her longtime love of country music, the album is a mix of deliciously messy power-pop and acoustic campfire laments that sounds like the party their live shows promise to be.

There’s almost a little bit of Elvis Costello in Medosch’s quavering androgynous whine, and with its scuzzy garage guitars and hook loaded anti-country tales of heartbreak and longing, Florry have succeeded in making the record we always hoped Christopher Owens would make when he "went country" after Girls, but never ended up making.

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Colbie Caillat

Not so much an artist you need to know, but more an artist you already knew but need to get to know again.

With millions of albums and singles sold, over 15 billion streams, two Grammys won, and a number one duet with Jason Mraz, Colbie Caillat’s solo country debut, Along The Way , arrives a decade and a half after the singer songwriter’s first album, the triple platinum Coco , which included the summer pop smash ‘Bubbly.’

Listening back, you can catch glimpses of her country side on Coco and its follow ups Breakthrough and All Of You that Colbie Caillat now fully leans into. The light finger picking, the warm voice, the bright melodies and beachy feel of those early songs would have always been categorised as country classics in another artist’s hands.

Raised in California, she’s now been living and working in Nashville for over six years, where she discovered a fresh songwriter inside her who is ready to share her new perspectives. Inspired by heartbreak, and writing with frequent collaborators AJ Pruis and Liz Rose on Along The Way , Caillat wholeheartedly embraces her inner twang while never losing her sunny, glass-half-full outlook and bright eyed pop sensibilities.

Along The Way by Colbie Caillat is out now on Blue Jean Baby Records

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Dylan Gossett

“The storytelling and visualization of a song are important to me,” Dylan Gossett explains about his storytelling. “I’m essentially playing a movie in my head and creating a story for the listener.”

These imaginary movies playing out in his head have begun capturing audiences too. Born is Austin, Texas, Dylan Gossett first picked up a guitar in middle school after discovering Ed Sheeran, but after his first two guitar lessons “didn’t work out,” he taught himself by watching YouTube clips and thanks to some tips from his older brother.

In between listening to classics from Alan Jackson, George Strait, Journey, The Eagles, Scorpions and Boston with his family, he immersed himself in records by country outliers like Turnpike Troubadours and Cody Johnson, and it was a rendition of The Lumineers’ ‘Ophelia’ and Flatland Cavalry’s ‘A Life Where We Work Out’ that set the tone for the kind of country songs he wanted to write.

“I have Texas country roots, and I also love red dirt Americana,” he notes. “My sound is indebted to both. 50 percent of my passion is singing, and the other 50 percent is writing. That’s where a lot of the enjoyment of making music comes from.”

It was no surprise when his debut single ‘To Be Free’ exploded on TikTok, amassing over 3 million Spotify streams, but it was his song ‘Coal’ which catalysed his breakthrough when it notched up over 23 million Spotify streams.

His latest offering is ‘Beneath Oak Trees,’ a song inspired by seeing a massive oak tree on his wedding day, taken from Gossett’s forthcoming debut EP, No Better Time , out now.

The single ‘Beneath Oak Trees’ is out now

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Austin Snell

“My ma raised me on Waylon, my pops on rock and roll,” sings Austin Snell on the title track to his latest EP, ‘Muddy Water Rockstar,’ as he shows you exactly what happens when you mix those influences up.

With a country rock sound that owes as much to Limp Bizkit and Linkin Park as it does Willie and Waylon, Austin Snell has timed his rise to perfection. With the success of artists like HARDY, Whiskey Myers and Pecos & The Rooftops, country music is undeniably having a moment with heavy rock right now , as award winning country artists are topping the country charts with records that sound louder and nastier than ever.

In the same way that recent records by Ruston Kelly, Morgan Wade and Stephen Wilson Jr. all draw as much from alternative rock as they do from their more obvious Americana influences, Austin Snell’s country rock is infused with the spirit of 90s grunge, mixing ground-out rock aggression with introspective thoughtful lyrics.

Ever since his debut single ‘Excuse the Mess’ came out in January 2023 and immediately racked up a million streams in its first week of release, the country world has been playing catch up, and a quarter of a million TikTok followers and over 50 million total streams later, Austin Snell is now poised to explode with his debut EP on Warner Music Nashville.

The Muddy Water Rockstar EP is out now through River House Artists/Warner Music Nashville

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Jade Eagleson

It’s already been an unforgettable year for the Canadian country singer Jade Eagleson. The singer from Ontario kicked off 2023 with his second JUNO nomination for Country Album of the Year and was recently named the 2023 CCMA Awards Entertainer of the Year and Male Artist of the Year. This all follows his monumental win for Top Selling Canadian Album with his sophomore release Honkytonk Revival a t the 2022 CCMA Awards.

The 29-year-old’s third studio album, Do It Anyway , picks up where his last two left off, with 13 prime country cuts of polished neo-traditionalist country topped with Eagleson’s smooth and creamy baritone.

If you want a little taster sip of Jade Eagleson then we’d suggest lining up a shot of the fiery ‘Shakin’ In Them Boots’ followed by a long slurp of recent single, ‘Telluride’, and washing it all down with breakneck two-stepper ‘Rodeo Queen.’ That’s all it usually takes to develop a liking for the stuff.

Do It Anyway by Jade Eagleson is out now on Starseed Records

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Zach Meadows

You’d trust Gabe Lee with anything, obviously, but you’d definitely count on him when it comes to songwriters.

It was in Asheville that Gabe Lee came across Zach Meadows while he was out on tour with Molly Tuttle, and he became a makeshift mentor to the fledgling songwriter. Two years later the pair walked into Farmland - the same studio where Lee had recorded three of his four albums - and with the help of Alex Torrez and David Dorn, both long time Gabe Lee producers, they laid down four songs that captured that effortless country-folk sound that had first drawn Lee to Meadows.

Born and raised in Florida, Zach Meadows ended up in Asheville in North Carolina where the steady flow of its rivers and the Blue Ridge Mountains seemed to infuse his songwriting with an easy Appalachian calm.

The only two singles so far – ‘Texas Two Step’ and ‘Cardinal Song’ – are so laid back they’re almost horizontal. In a world of chaos, there’s something refreshingly uncomplicated and reassuring about Zach Meadows’ simple truths and distinctly small-town Southern charms.

‘Cardinal Song’ is out now through Torrez Music Group

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Tish Melton

Gabe Lee isn’t the only one who can be trusted for a solid endorsement. As soon as we read that Brandi Carlile was producing and mentoring Tish Melton we were all in.

The daughter of American author and queer activist Glennon Doyle, the 17-year-old singer-songwriter released her debut single ‘Michelle’ last month as an introduction to her introspective diaristic indie folk, documenting the ups and downs of teenage friendships and the break ups and make ups of the middle age of your late teens.

With its casually cool take on growing up and growing apart from people, her writing brings to mind the light, candid lyricism of Phoebe Bridgers and the coming-of-age sad girl confessional pop of Gracie Abrams and Girl In Red.

Her songs work in the same way that films like Edge Of Seventeen and Ghost World were able to perfectly capture the overwhelming feelings of anxiety, sadness and heartbreak that overwhelm teenage life in the pre-apocalypse.

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Boy Named Banjo

Crafting a sound that blends country, bluegrass, alt-rock and lively folk-pop, Boy Named Banjo’s new album, Dusk , feels like their finest distillation of all their disparate influences yet.

“Our band has so many different sides and personalities to it,” says Boy Named Banjo’s Barton Davies. “One minute we might be singing bluegrass harmonies around a condenser mic, and the next we’ve got these big, distorted guitars and pounding, rock and roll drums. This album feels like the first time we’ve been able to capture it all at once, the first time we’ve been able to bottle that live energy and share it on a record.”

The Nashville-raised country outliers Boy Named Banjo have been together in some shape or form since its members were in high school. It’s been a long journey from their stripped back self-released 2012 debut, The Tanglewood Sessions , and even its more fleshed out follow up, Long Story Short , only hinted at the breadth of styles they take on across the new album.

“We wanted to make a big statement with our first full-length release on Mercury,” says guitarist William Reames, explaining how the band worked out of a series of makeshift studios with longtime collaborator Oscar Charles, laying down what would become Dusk in secret , experimenting with new sounds and recording techniques as they chased the freewheeling excitement and undeniable emotional impact of their live shows.

“Our influences have always been really broad and our sound has always been really wide-ranging, and we didn’t want to shy away from that,” says Reames. “At the end of the day, this is who we are.”

As Joey says in friends as he gleefully tucks into the dessert Rachel makes after mistakenly mixing up the recipes for Shepherd’s Pie and Trifle, “What’s not to like? Custard? Good! Jam? Good! Meat? Good!”

Dusk is out now on Mercury Nashville

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Harper O'Neill

“Maybe it's the wrong glass ceiling to break,” says Harper O’Neill about her debut long player, Dark Bar Daisy . “But I'm telling stories about the whole human experience of being a woman.”

She doesn’t stop at the ceiling. The Dallas-born, Nashville-based singer-songwriter is the kind of powerhouse country singer who can pick up any room and tear the roof off with it.

Produced by Jake Gear, Dark Bar Daisy , is a gigantic country soul record filled with lush, dynamic string arrangements and blasting Muscle Shoals horns that brings to mind recent outings from Lee Ann Womack and Connie Smith. While the demos for the records veered more closely to traditional acoustic instrumentation, arranger Jordan Lehning helped O’Neill fully realize the colourful, orchestral sonic vision she had for Dark Bar Daisy .

“I was really excited to paint with all the brushes in the studio musically,” O’Neill says. “We gave him tons of references, like Khraungbin, Silk Sonic, Lake Street Dive and some old soul references. That was the melting pot mix of sounds that I was that I was chasing.”

It serves as a bold statement of intent from one of country music’s most fearless new voices.

Dark Bar Daisy is available now

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20 country artists you need to watch in 2024

Posted: March 26, 2024 | Last updated: March 27, 2024

A new year has arrived, which means that it's time to start thinking about what you want your playlist to look like in 2024. If you're tired of listening to the same-old, same-old, consider country music's crop of exciting new artists.

Here are 20 country artists to keep your eye out for in 2024. Whether you're more of a traditionalist or love pop-country, these new talents offer something for everyone. 

Priscilla Block

She's already gone viral on TikTok and sold a ton of records, but for whatever reason, Priscilla Block isn't a household name just yet. That could all change in 2024, as she gears up for a really big year. She's headed out on a major North American tour in support of her song "Hey Jack," and fans are definitely going to fall in love with her hard-partying live show. 

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Wyatt Flores

Born in Oklahoma and heavily influenced by the state's distinct musical identity, Wyatt Flores brings a raw authenticity to his songs. In 2023 he released his debut album "Life Lessons," as strong a debut as we've seen from anyone in the genre in recent years. 

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Tanner Adell

Fusing country and hip-hop influence with a lot of rhinestones, Tanner Adell's own lyrics sum up her vibe pretty succinctly: she's "like Beyonce with a lasso." Her song "Buckle Bunny" went viral on TikTok in 2023, and she's quickly proven that she can turn out a catchy tune that anyone who loves to switch the playlist between country and rap will love. 

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Austin Snell

A Georgia native who's a relative newcomer to Nashville, Austin Snell is already catching the eyes of pop-country fans. If you're into artists like Sam Hunt, and like a little rock guitar with your country, stream Snell's 2023 single "Pray All The Way Home." 

Charles Wesley Godwin

Born in West Virginia and raised on artists like John Prine and Willie Nelson, Charles Wesley Godwin brings strong songwriting chops and a big dash of Appalachian authenticity to the country music scene. He's toured with Zach Bryan and opened for Jason Isbell, and released his third full-length album, "Family Ties," in 2023. 

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Though many artists go to Nashville in search of country stardom, Gabe Lee was actually raised there. The self-described "Hometown Kid" quickly became one of the city's most promising artists thanks to his introspective songwriting and compelling live performances. Songs like "Even Jesus Got the Blues" and "Eveline" fit in nicely on any playlist alongside Jason Isbell and Zach Bryan. 

Dylan Gossett

Raw vocals and earnest lyrics are largely why Texan Dylan Gossett has earned a massive following in just a few short years. Listen to his breakout song "Coal," which has already been streamed more than 84 million times on Spotify alone, for proof. 

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Emily Ann Roberts

Shepherded by Blake Shelton on "The Voice," Emily Ann Roberts doubles down on country twang in an era when pop reigns supreme. She released her first full-length album, "Can't Hide Country" in 2023, which featured a collaboration with icons Vince Gill and Ricky Skaggs. 

Chayce Beckham

The winner of the nineteenth season of "American Idol," Chayce Beckham has already scored a Platinum hit with 2021's "23," but he's not stopping there. In 2023, Beckham returned with a great new single, "Til The Day I Die," and he's headed out on tour with Luke Bryan in 2024. 

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The War and Treaty

Husband-and-wife duo The War and Treaty bring soaring harmonies to the country music scene, and everyone's taking notice. The duo's "Hey Driver," which appears on Zach Bryan's smash-hit 2023 album, was a massive success. The duo is also up for Best New Artist at the 66th annual Grammy Awards. 

The Red Clay Strays

The name Red Clay Strays takes inspiration from the red dirt in the band's hometown of Mobile, Alabama. The twangy five-piece infuses a whole lot of soul into decidedly country tunes like "Wondering Why" and "Good Godly Woman," in keeping with the state's legendary musical history. 

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Luke Grimes

Luke Grimes is no stranger to stardom thanks to his role as Kayce Dutton on the wildly popular show "Yellowstone," but 2024 is also going to be a huge year for him musically. On March 8, Grimes will release his self-titled debut album, led by the single "God and a Girl." 

The Castellows

Sibling trio The Castellows hails from Georgia, where they perfected their angelic harmonies. They've only been in Nashville a very short time, but thanks to their popularity on platforms like TikTok and Instagram, have already earned a fan base. In 2024, they were named to CMT's newest Next Women of Country class. 

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Dylan Marlowe

Fans of Morgan Wallen and Luke Combs will find a lot to like in Dylan Marlowe, a Georgia native who got his start posting videos of cover songs to social media. He's got new music on the way in 2024, including his latest single "You Did It Too." 

Karley Scott Collins

After trying her hand at acting, Karley Scott Collins moved to Nashville in 2019 after she scored a publishing deal. In the years following, she's been writing and honing her sound, and the results are impressive. Listen to "Marlboro Reds" or "Heavy Metal" for an idea of her rock-inflected vibe. 

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Peytan Porter

A Nashville newcomer who's earned wide popularity online, Peytan Porter is headed for big things in 2024. Her sound is in the vein of artists like Miranda Lambert, Ashley McBryde, and Lainey Wilson. Her latest single "Lemonade" came out in early 2024, and she's got more new music on the way this year. 

Texas-born, New York-based artist Denitia is, on some level, redefining what the term "country" even means. Her songs blend R&B, soul, folk, and roots into an eminently listenable package, earning her a nod as one of CMT's new Next Women of Country. 

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Bryce Leatherwood

You might recognize Bryce Leatherwood from his time on "The Voice" as a member of Team Blake, but now he's out on his own and pursuing a country career in his own right. But fans of Blake Shelton should still take notice — his new song "Neon Does" has a total '90s country vibe. 

Ashley Anne

At just 19 years old, singer-songwriter Ashley Anne writes heartfelt, emotion-drenched lyrics that are wise beyond her years. Just listen to "Dear Dolly," a tune addressed to the legend Dolly Parton herself, as proof. 

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Ella Langley

Born in Alabama and now based in Nashville, Ella Langley has already earned the attention of artists like Cody Johnson and Jon Pardi, both of whom she's toured with. Though she hasn't announced details just yet, Langley has plans to release her debut full-length album in 2024, and it's definitely one you should look out for. 

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To help you find the best country tours and concerts to see this year, ShopBillboard put together a list of the most-anticipated performances of 2024 along with where to buy tickets online.

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Billy Strings

Billy Strings tickets have been quickly selling out for his Summer 2024 tour, which will take place from May 11 to Aug. 24 around the U.S. You can also catch the bluegrass singer at musical festivals including Big As Texas Fest, Buckeye Country Superfest and Under the Big Sky Festival. Ticketmaster may still have tickets starting at $49.50, but if you can’t find your desired spot or amount of tickets, you can checkout resale sites that have options for as low as $25. See his full list of performance dates here .

Carrie Underwood

Carrie Underwood is joining the list of current Las Vegas residencies and will be taking the stage at the Theater at Resorts World until Oct. 26. Tickets are as low as $47 (as of this writing) and if you can’t make it to her residency, you can also see her when she performs at the Grand Ol Opry in June or at a few music festivals happening this summer. Check here for her full list of dates and appearances.

Chris Stapleton

Chris Stapleton ‘s All American Road Show tour is going on until March 8, 2025 and will feature special guests including George Strait, Grace Potter, Nikki Lane, Little Big Town, The War & Treaty and more. He’ll be stopping throughout North America and Europe, and tickets are currently available from $16. Click here to see all of his tour dates and appearances.

Dan + Shay continue their Heartbreak On the Map tour throughout the summer as the two stop throughout the U.S. and Canada performing songs from their latest album Bigger Houses . Tickets to see The Voice coaches are currently priced as low as $29 and you can get a full list of tour dates and stops here .

Garth Brooks

Starting June 26, Garth Brooks will head to Sin City where he’ll have his own residency at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace. He’ll be performing there throughout the summer and into the winter when his final show occurs on Dec. 22. If you can’t make it to Vegas, the country star will be showing up at the Kickoff Jam in Panama City Beach, Fla. on Aug. 30, which will also feature Underwood and Alabama. Tickets to see Brooks live start at $112 and you can see all his current tour dates here .

George Strait

The “Unwound” singer is hitting the road May 11-Dec. 7 for a total of nine shows, which means there are limited opportunities see the artist live. He won’t just be performing solo though, Strait is bringing Stapleton for a majority of the performances as well as Little Big Town, Catie Offerman and Parker McCollum. You can get tickets now for as low as $73. Check out his upcoming tour dates here .

Jason Aldean

The Highway Desperado tour begins May 18-Oct. 5 with the “Dirt Road Anthem” singer stopping in cities across the U.S. You can also look forward to seeing special guests Lauren Alaina, Hailey Whitters, Chase Matthew, Austin Snell and Dee Jay Silver. You can currently get tickets for as low as $27. To see all of his upcoming tour dates, click here .

You can still see Jelly Roll’s The Beautifully Broken tour from now until Oct. 27 with tickets for as low as $34. The recent Stagecoach standout will be hitting cities all over the U.S. with special guests Warren Zeiders and Alexandra Kay. Throughout the year, he’ll also make appearances at the Grand Ole Opry House, Jam Ranch and WE Fest Country Music Festival. Check here for all of his upcoming tour dates.

Kacey Musgraves

Kacey Musgraves will kickoff her Deeper Well world tour on May 10 and will travel throughout the U.K. and U.S. until Dec. 7. Coming on tour with her are guests Madi Diaz, Father John Misty, Nickel Creek and Lord Huron. You can find tickets for as low as $23 and you can see all her upcoming tour dates here (you can also shop Musgrave’s “Deeper Well” candle collection here ).

Kane Brown ‘s In The Air tour will be going on until Sept. 14 across the U.S. and you can buy tickets online for as low as $20 right now. Joining him on tour will be Tyler Hubbard, Jon Pardi, Chris Young, Bailey Zimmerman, Cole Swindell, Parmalee, LOCASH and RaeLynn. You can see all his upcoming tour dates here .

Kenny Chesney

You’ve got all summer to see Kenny Chesney live in concert during his Sun Goes Down tour , which will play its final date on Aug. 25. He’ll be playing across the U.S. with Zac Brown Band, Megan Maroney and Uncle Kracker. You can buy tickets online for as little as $19 right now. Click here to see his upcoming concert dates.

Lainey Wilson

Lainey Wilson is making country cool again with her latest tour that’ll take her around North America through the fall. The last show will take place on Oct. 25 giving you plenty of opportunities to see her and her opening acts Zach Top, Jackson Dean and Ian Munsick. She’ll also be making appearances at music festivals and events such as CMA Fest, The Country Fest, The Today Show and more. You can get tickets online starting at $25 and check out her full list of tour dates here .

You can see Luke Bryan live during his Mind of a Country Boy tour going on until Sept. 14. as well as festivals like Watershed Festival and CMA Fest. You can get tickets from $27 to see the American Idol judge perform live with 15 opening acts joining at different dates including Chayce Beckham and Tenille Arts. Click here to see the full list of performance dates.

Luke Combs ‘ Growin’ Up And Gettin’ Old tour will complete its U.S. run on Aug. 22 and you can get tickets to see him live on stage for as low as $18. Special guests joining him on the road include Jordan Davis, Mitchell Tenpenny, Drew Parker, Colby Acuff, The Avett Brothers, Charles Wesley Godwin, Hailey Whitters and The Wilder Blue. Click here to see his upcoming performance dates.

Miranda Lambert

After completing her Las Vegas residency , Miranda Lambert will be performing around North America until Oct. 5 when she completes her solo tour. You can buy tickets online for as low as $33 and you can see all of her upcoming tour dates here .

Morgan Wallen

Morgan Wallen’s One Night At a Time tour will complete its run on Aug. 9 and you can still get tickets online starting at $69. The “Last Night” singer and country chart-topper will be stopping all throughout the U.S. and the U.K. with special guests Parker McCollum, ERNEST and Lauren Watkins joining him on select dates. Click here to see his upcoming performance dates.

You can still see Sam Hunt ‘s Locked Up tour with tickets online starting at just $25. His last performance of the tour will take place on Oct. 26 as he completes traveling around North America. Joining him on tour will be Russell Dickerson, George Birge and Dalton Dover for select dates. In case you can’t make it to the tour, the “Body Like a Back Road” singer will also be making an appearance at the Boots In the Park festival. Click here to see his upcoming dates.

Shania Twain

Las Vegas will be premiering Shania Twain ‘s Come On Over residency on May 24 with shows running until Dec. 14 at Bakkt Theater. In between her residency performances , she’ll also be making appearances at festivals in Europe, the U.K. and Canada. You can buy tickets online starting at $59 and see all her latest performance dates here .

Thomas Rhett

Thomas Rhett will be making appearances at festivals and events this year throughout North America including until Oct. 26. You’ll have 13 opportunities to see him this year including at the ACM Awards, Boots In The Park, CMA Music Festival, Country Jam, The Today Show and more. You can buy tickets online for as low as $29 and check out all his upcoming dates here .

Celebrate the start of summer with Tim McGraw ‘s Standing Room Only tour as he travels to cities across the U.S. with Carly Pearce. His final show of the tour will be on June 29 and you can get tickets online for as low as $11. Check out his latest performance dates here .

Walker Hayes

After releasing an exclusive collection with JCPenny , Walker Hayes will make a couple of appearances at KNCI’s Country In The Park and Joey Logano’s Concert for Charity on May 18 and May 23. From there, he’ll officially set out for his Same Drunk tour on May 30 until Oct. 2. Tickets begin at $25 and the “Fancy Like” singer will travel around the North America. Check here for the most up to date tour dates and venues.

Willie Nelson

Willie Nelson is hitting the road across the U.S. starting Friday (May 10) until Sept. 20 where he’ll perform solo, at festivals (including Outlaw Fest) and make a special guest appearance at Chris Stapleton’s tour. Tickets are as low as $25, which you can take advantage of during Live Nation’s ticket deal promo. Click here for a full list of Nelson’s tour dates.

Zach Bryan ‘s The Quittin’ Time tour is going on from now until Dec. 19 across North America with plans to hit 36 cities including Los Angles, Knoxville, Brooklyn, Las Vegas and Philadelphia. Tickets start at $62 and you can see the full list of tour dates and cities here .

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