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BREAKING: Chris Stapleton Reveals 2021 ‘All-American Road Show’ Tour Dates

Chris Stapleton has officially released tour dates for The All-American Road Show kicking off this July and ending in June 2022. Check out the full list of dates below.

Joining Chris Stapleton on tour will be varying show openers such as Caylee Hammack, Dwight Yoakam, Elle King, Jamey Johnson, Kendell Marvel, Margo Price, Mavis Staples, Nikki Lane, Sheryl Crow, The Dirty Knobs with Mike Campbell, The Highwomen, The Marcus King Band, Willie Nelson, and Yola.

Ticket sales for new shows begin April 30th. Sign up for presale tickets at StapletonFanClub.com. Visit chrisstapleton.com/tour for more information. For any further previous ticket inquiries, fans are advised to reach out to point of purchase.

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Check out the dates below for the full list of shows…

CHRIS STAPLETON’S “ALL-AMERICAN ROAD SHOW”

New shows in BOLD , and   on-sale April 30, May 7 or June 11 at 10:00am local time, see below for details

July 17—Chicago, IL—Wrigley Field%%

July 28—Gilford, NH—Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion†

July 29—Gilford, NH— Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion†

July 30—Gilford, NH—Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion † (on-sale June 11)

August 5—Cuyahoga Falls, OH—Blossom Music Center‡

August 6—Clarkston, MI—DTE Energy Music Theatre ‡ (on-sale April 30)

August 7—Clarkston, MI—DTE Energy Music Theatre * (on-sale April 30)

August 12—Charlotte, NC—PNC Music Pavilion‡

August 13—Raleigh, NC—Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek‡

August 14—Bristow, VA—Jiffy Lube Live ‡ (on-sale June 11)

August 21—Arlington, TX—Globe Life Field#

August 26—Tampa, FL—MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre ^ (on-sale April 30)

August 27—Alpharetta, GA—Ameris Bank Amphitheatre ^ (on-sale June 11)

August 28—Atlanta, GA—Cellaris Amphitheatre at Lakewood ^ (on-sale June 11)

September 16—Maryland Heights, MO—Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre + (on-sale June 11)

September 17—Birmingham, AL—Oak Mountain Amphitheatre + (on-sale April 30)

September 18—Orange Beach, AL—The Wharf Amphitheatre + (on-sale May 7)

September 23—Bethel, NY—Bethel Woods Center for the Arts ° (on-sale April 30)

September 24—Burgettstown, PA—Pavilion at Star Lake ° (on-sale April 30)

September 25—Noblesville, IN—Ruoff Music Center § (on-sale June 11)

September 30—Virginia Beach, VA—Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater % (on-sale April 30)

October 1—Camden, NJ—BB&T Pavilion%

October 2—Mansfield, MA—Xfinity Center%

October 7—Syracuse, NY—St. Joseph’s Health Amphitheater at Lakeview ^

October 8—New York, NY—Madison Square Garden+

October 9—Holmdel, NJ—PNC Bank Arts Center ^

October 14—Columbia, MO—Mizzou Arena+

October 15—Lincoln, NE—Pinnacle Bank Arena+

October 16—Sioux Falls, SD—Denny Sanford PREMIER Center+

October 21—Cincinnati, OH—Riverbend Music Center + (on-sale June 11)

October 22—Nashville, TN—Bridgestone Arena+

October 23—Nashville, TN—Bridgestone Arena+

October 28—Lubbock, TX—United Supermarket Arena**

October 29—Albuquerque, NM—Isleta Amphitheater**

October 30—Phoenix, AZ—Ak-Chin Pavilion**

November 4—Austin, TX—Frank Erwin Center**

November 5—Tulsa, OK—BOK Center**

November 6—The Woodlands, TX—Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion ** (on-sale April 30)

November 18—Orlando, FL—Amway Center ^

November 19—Estero, FL—Hertz Arena^

November 20—West Palm Beach, FL—iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre ^ (on-sale April 30)

December 3—Memphis, TN—FedEx Forum + (on-sale April 30)

December 4—Biloxi, MS—Mississippi Coast Coliseum+

December 5—Knoxville, TN—Thompson-Boling Arena+

April 20, 2022—Toledo, OH—Huntington Center^^

April 21, 2022—Columbus, OH—Schottenstein Center^^

April 23, 2022—Lexington, KY—A Concert for Kentucky – Kroger Field##

June 2, 2022—Nampa, ID—Ford Idaho Center Arena††

June 3, 2022—Ridgefield, WA—Sunlight Supple Amphitheater††

June 4, 2022—George, WA—Gorge Amphitheater††

June 11, 2022—San Bernardino, CA—Glen Helen Amphitheater‡‡

June 16, 2022—Bakersfield, CA—Mechanics Bank Arena††

June 17, 2022—Wheatland, CA—Toyota Amphitheatre††

June 18, 2022—Mountain View, CA—Shoreline Amphitheatre††

June 23, 2022—West Valley City, UT—Usana Amphitheater§§

June 24, 2022—Denver, CO—Ball Arena§§

June 25, 2022—Denver, CO—Ball Arena§§

“ALL-AMERICAN ROAD SHOW” SPECIAL GUESTS

%%with special guests The Highwomen, Mavis Staples and The Dirty Knobs with Mike Campbell

†with special guests Elle King and Nikki Lane

‡with special guests Elle King and Kendell Marvel

*with special guests Yola and Kendell Marvel

#with special guests Wille Nelson, Jamey Johnson and Yola

^with special guests Sheryl Crow and Kendell Marvel

+with special guests The Marcus King Band and Yola

°with special guests Margo Price and Kendell Marvel

• with special guests TBD

%with special guests The Marcus King Band and Caylee Hammack

**with special guests Jamey Johnson and Yola

^^with special guests Margo Price and Yola

##with special guests Willie Nelson & Family, Sheryl Crow and Yola

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Chris Stapleton Announces Rescheduled 2021 Concert Dates

Country singer  Chris Stapleton ‘s All-American Road Show was rescheduled for 2021 after his 2020 shows were canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The new tour is set to begin on April 21 in Toledo, Ohio and make 44 stops across the United States. Along the tour, the 42-year-old singer is set to perform alongside stars including Sheryl Crow , George Strait , Little Big House and Brothers Osborne. Scroll down to see who he’ll be performing with in a city near you. The tour is scheduled to end on November 12 in Orlando, Florida.

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Tickets purchased for 2020 shows are valid for the rescheduled dates.

“We appreciate your patience and understanding as we all navigate these unusual times,” Chris and his wife Morgane said in a statement announcing the tour’s postponement in May. “We miss seeing your faces in the crowd, hearing your voices and sharing the moments that we can only have when we come together in music. We hope to see you next year. Until then we wish you all good health & safety. Stay strong & God bless.”

In December, Stapleton performed “Devil Always Made Me Think Twice” on Stephen Colbert’s A Late Show . Although this won’t replace seeing the singer in real life, you can check out the performance below.

. @ChrisStapleton performs “Devil Always Made Me Think Twice” on A Late Show! #LSSC pic.twitter.com/HTl9GANxQn — A Late Show (@colbertlateshow) December 8, 2020

APR 21, 2021 Toledo, OH, US $99 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from April 22, 2020)

APR 22, 2021 Columbus, OH, US $89 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from April 23, 2020)

APR 24, 2021 Lexington, KY, US $94 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from April 25, 2020)

JUN 5, 2021 San Bernardino, CA, US $70 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from June 6, 2020)

JUN 10, 2021 Nampa, ID, US $85 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from June 18, 2020)

JUN 11, 2021 Ridgefield, WA, US $71 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from June 19, 2020)

JUN 12, 2021 George, WA, US $28 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from June 20, 2020)

JUN 17, 2021 Bakersfield, CA, US $80 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from June 11, 2020)

JUN 18, 2021 Wheatland, CA, US $39 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from June 12, 2020)

JUN 19, 2021 Mountain View, CA, US $27 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from June 13, 2020)

JUN 24, 2021 West Valley City, UT, US $39 Chris Stapleton with Sheryl Crow Tickets (Rescheduled from June 25, 2020)

JUN 25, 2021 Denver, CO, US $104 Chris Stapleton with Sheryl Crow Tickets (Rescheduled from June 26, 2020)

JUN 26, 2021 Denver, CO, US $111 Chris Stapleton with Sheryl Crow Tickets (Rescheduled from June 27, 2020)

JUL 8, 2021 Milwaukee, WI, US $80 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from June 30, 2020)

JUL 10, 2021 Camden, NJ, US $24 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from July 31, 2020)

JUL 17, 2021 Chicago, IL, US $90 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from August 29, 2020)

JUL 23, 2021 Holmdel, NJ, US $24 Chris Stapleton with Sheryl Crow Tickets (Rescheduled from July 25, 2020)

JUL 24, 2021 Syracuse, NY, US $25 Chris Stapleton with Sheryl Crow Tickets (Rescheduled from July 24, 2020)

JUL 28, 2021 Gilford, NH, US $55 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from August 12, 2020)

JUL 29, 2021 Gilford, NH, US $85 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from August 13, 2020)

JUL 31, 2021 Minneapolis, MN, US $98 George Strait with Chris Stapleton, Little Big Town and More Tickets (Rescheduled from August 22, 2020)

AUG 5, 2021 Cuyahoga Falls, OH, US $27 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from August 6, 2020)

AUG 7, 2021 Notre Dame, IN, US $175 George Strait with Chris Stapleton and Brothers Osborne Tickets (Rescheduled from August 15, 2020)

AUG 12, 2021 Charlotte, NC, US $25 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from August 7, 2020)

AUG 13, 2021 Raleigh, NC, US $35 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled August 8, 2020)

AUG 19, 2021 Des Moines, IA, US $62 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from August 21, 2020)

AUG 20, 2021 Tulsa, OK, US $89 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from October 16, 2020)

AUG 21, 2021 Arlington, TX, US $64 Chris Stapleton All-American Roadshow Tickets (Rescheduled from March 14, 2020 and November 21, 2020)

SEP 18, 2021 Biloxi, MS, US $194 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from March 20, 2020 and September 5, 2020)

SEP 23, 2021 Knoxville, TN, US $110 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from October 1, 2020)

OCT 1, 2021 Atlantic City, NJ, US $87 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from October 9, 2020)

OCT 2, 2021 Mansfield, MA, US $20 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from August 1, 2020)

OCT 8, 2021 New York, NY, US $91 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from October 10, 2020)

OCT 14, 2021 Columbia, MO, US $107 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from October 15, 2020)

OCT 15, 2021 Lincoln, NE, US $100 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from October 17, 2020)

OCT 16, 2021 Sioux Falls, SD, US $82 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from August 20, 2020)

OCT 22, 2021 Nashville, TN, US $75 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from October 2, 2020)

OCT 23, 2021 Nashville, TN, US $89 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from October 3, 2020)

OCT 28, 2021 Lubbock, TX, US $98 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from October 22, 2020)

OCT 29, 2021 Albuquerque, NM, US $39 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from June 4, 2020)

OCT 30, 2021 Phoenix, AZ, US $25 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from June 5, 2020)

NOV 4, 2021 Austin, TX, US $79 Chris Stapleton Tickets (Rescheduled from March 12, 2020 and November 19, 2020)

NOV 11, 2021 Estero, FL, US $115 Chris Stapleton with Sheryl Crow Tickets (Rescheduled from July 16, 2020)

NOV 12, 2021 Orlando, FL, US $87 Chris Stapleton with Sheryl Crow Tickets (Rescheduled from July 17, 2020)

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Chris Stapleton Adds Extra Tour Dates to 2021 All-American Road Show

More chances to catch Chris on the road!

Concerts are making a comeback in the country music industry, and Chris Stapleton is tacking on a few more dates to his upcoming All American Road Show tour.

The singer announced the addition of 18 more shows on social media, with the dates scattered around the country. Many of these new shows feature cities not originally planned for on the road, with places like Virginia Beach, VA, Tampa, FL and Birmingham, AL, getting the Stapleton treatment within the coming months.

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The All-American Road Show will host several guests along the way. Stapleton’s latest post confirmed cameos from Caylee Hammack , Dwight Yoakam , Elle King , Jamey Johnson , Kendall Marvel, Margo Price , Mavis Staples, Nikki Lane , Sheryl Crow , The Dirty Knobs with Mike Campbell, The Highwomen , The Marcus King Band, Willie Nelson and Yola.

Stapleton has had to push his tour back a few times due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but has been proactive in letting his fans know all changes with the tour and offering refunds to those unable to make future dates.

The “Starting Over” singer most recently performed during the 56th Annual ACM Awards , with the help of Miranda Lambert who stepped in for Stapleton’s wife, Morgane, at the last minute.

Fans who want to go to one of Stapleton’s newly announced shows can buy tickets starting on Friday, April 30.

2021 All-American Road Show tour dates

July 17—Chicago, IL—Wrigley Field%% July 28—Gilford, NH—Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion† July 29—Gilford, NH— Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion† July 30—Gilford, NH—Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion † (on-sale June 11) August 5—Cuyahoga Falls, OH—Blossom Music Center‡ August 6—Clarkston, MI—DTE Energy Music Theatre ‡ (on-sale April 30) August 7—Clarkston, MI—DTE Energy Music Theatre * (on-sale April 30) August 12—Charlotte, NC—PNC Music Pavilion‡ August 13—Raleigh, NC—Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek‡ August 14—Bristow, VA—Jiffy Lube Live ‡ (on-sale June 11) August 21—Arlington, TX—Globe Life Field# August 26—Tampa, FL—MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre ^ (on-sale April 30) August 27—Alpharetta, GA—Ameris Bank Amphitheatre ^ (on-sale June 11) August 28—Atlanta, GA—Cellaris Amphitheatre at Lakewood ^ (on-sale June 11) September 16—Maryland Heights, MO—Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre + (on-sale June 11) September 17—Birmingham, AL—Oak Mountain Amphitheatre + (on-sale April 30) September 18—Orange Beach, AL—The Wharf Amphitheatre + (on-sale May 7) September 23—Bethel, NY—Bethel Woods Center for the Arts ° (on-sale April 30) September 24—Burgettstown, PA—Pavilion at Star Lake ° (on-sale April 30) September 25—Noblesville, IN—Ruoff Music Center § (on-sale June 11) September 30—Virginia Beach, VA—Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater % (on-sale April 30) October 1—Camden, NJ—BB&T Pavilion October 2—Mansfield, MA—Xfinity Center% October 7—Syracuse, NY—St. Joseph’s Health Amphitheater at Lakeview ^ October 8—New York, NY—Madison Square Garden+ October 9—Holmdel, NJ—PNC Bank Arts Center ^ October 14—Columbia, MO—Mizzou Arena+ October 15—Lincoln, NE—Pinnacle Bank Arena+ October 16—Sioux Falls, SD—Denny Sanford PREMIER Center+ October 21—Cincinnati, OH—Riverbend Music Center + (on-sale June 11) October 22—Nashville, TN—Bridgestone Arena+ October 23—Nashville, TN—Bridgestone Arena+ October 28—Lubbock, TX—United Supermarket Arena** October 29—Albuquerque, NM—Isleta Amphitheater** October 30—Phoenix, AZ—Ak-Chin Pavilion** November 4—Austin, TX—Frank Erwin Center** November 5—Tulsa, OK—BOK Center** November 6—The Woodlands, TX—Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion ** (on-sale April 30) November 18—Orlando, FL—Amway Center ^ November 19—Estero, FL—Hertz Arena^ November 20—West Palm Beach, FL—iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre ^ (on-sale April 30) December 3—Memphis, TN—FedEx Forum + (on-sale April 30) December 4—Biloxi, MS—Mississippi Coast Coliseum+ December 5—Knoxville, TN—Thompson-Boling Arena+ April 20, 2022—Toledo, OH—Huntington Center^^ April 21, 2022—Columbus, OH—Schottenstein Center^^ April 23, 2022—Lexington, KY—A Concert for Kentucky – Kroger Field## June 2, 2022—Nampa, ID—Ford Idaho Center Arena†† June 3, 2022—Ridgefield, WA—Sunlight Supple Amphitheater†† June 4, 2022—George, WA—Gorge Amphitheater†† June 11, 2022—San Bernardino, CA—Glen Helen Amphitheater‡‡ June 16, 2022—Bakersfield, CA—Mechanics Bank Arena†† June 17, 2022—Wheatland, CA—Toyota Amphitheatre†† June 18, 2022—Mountain View, CA—Shoreline Amphitheatre†† June 23, 2022—West Valley City, UT—Usana Amphitheater§§ June 24, 2022—Denver, CO—Ball Arena§§ June 25, 2022—Denver, CO—Ball Arena§§

Chris Stapleton concert tickets: Where to buy, schedule for 2021 tour

• Updated: Sep. 24, 2021, 1:41 p.m. |
• Published: Sep. 24, 2021, 11:13 a.m.

Chris Stapleton is set to play dates all over the country. (Photo by Amy Harris/Invision/AP) Amy Harris/Invision/AP

• Matt Levy | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com

Five-time Grammy Award winner Chris Stapleton is midway through a nationwide tour with stops all over the country.

Stapleton’s “All-American Roadshow” tour began in July 2021 at Chicago’s Wrigley Field and has show dates all the way up until July of next year. The “Joy of My Life” and “Tennessee Whiskey” singer often brings special guests with him to shows like country music icons Margo Price , Sheryl Crow and Willie Nelson .

Here is more information about the tour and where to buy tickets.

Chris Stapleton 2021 tour dates and schedule

Stapleton will perform dozens of shows between now and July 2022, with concerts scheduled across the country. The entire schedule, with dates and times, can be found here .

Prices vary based on tour date and city.

Where to buy Chris Stapleton tickets

If you want to buy tickets to see Stapleton on tour near you, you can purchase directly from his site or on other ticket sites like Vivid Seats , SeatGeek , StubHub and Ticketmaster .

Stapleton most recently appeared on CBS’ Kenny Rogers: All In for the Gambler , a tribute to the late country superstar. Other performers on the show included Idina Menzel, Lionel Richie and Reba McEntire.

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Chris Stapleton has followed his ACM Awards win for Album of the Year with Starting Over by adding to a huge itinerary for his All-American Road Show . It will return this summer, starting at Wrigley Field in Chicago on July 30, with dates stretching all the way to June 2022.

The shows will feature an impressive and varied range of special guests during the year, including Willie Nelson and Family, Margo Price, Mavis Staples, Dwight Yoakam, Yola, Sheryl Crow , Caylee Hammack, the Highwomen, Jamey Johnson, Elle King, the Dirty Knobs with Mike Campbell, Nikki Lane, the Marcus King Band, and Kendell Marvel.

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The schedule includes newly-confirmed dates at the DTE Energy Music Theater in Detroit, the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion in Houston, and dates at the Gorge Amphitheater in Washington State, Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena, and Madison Square Garden in New York.

During the run, on April 23 next year, Stapleton will play A Concert for Kentucky at University of Kentucky’s Kroger Field on April 23, 2022. Tickets for the first of the newly-added shows go on sale on April 30, with others on May 7 and June 11, all at 10am local time. Tickets can be purchased at LiveNation.com . Additionally, information on Stapleton Fan Club pre-sale tickets is at StapletonFanClub.com.

Chris Stapleton’s All-American Road Show dates: Bold  on sale April 30, May 7 or June 11 at 10am local time July 17—Chicago, IL—Wrigley Field%% July 28—Gilford, NH—Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion† July 29—Gilford, NH— Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion† July 30—Gilford, NH—Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion† (on sale June 11) August 5—Cuyahoga Falls, OH—Blossom Music Center‡ August 6—Clarkston, MI—DTE Energy Music Theatre‡ (on sale April 30) August 7—Clarkston, MI—DTE Energy Music Theatre* (on sale April 30) August 12—Charlotte, NC—PNC Music Pavilion‡ August 13—Raleigh, NC—Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek‡ August 14—Bristow, VA—Jiffy Lube Live‡ (on-sale June 11) August 21—Arlington, TX—Globe Life Field# August 26—Tampa, FL—MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre^ (on sale April 30) August 27—Alpharetta, GA—Ameris Bank Amphitheatre^ (on sale June 11) August 28—Atlanta, GA—Cellairis Bank Amphitheatre^ (on sale June 11) September 16—Maryland Heights, MO—Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre+ (on sale June 11) September 17—Birmingham, AL—Oak Mountain Amphitheatre+ (on sale April 30) September 18—Orange Beach, AL—The Wharf Amphitheatre+ (on sale May 7) September 23—Bethel, NY—Bethel Woods Center for the Arts° (on sale April 30) September 24—Burgettstown, PA—Pavilion at Star Lake° (on sale April 30) September 25—Noblesville, IN—Ruoff Music Center§ (on sale June 11) September 30—Virginia Beach, VA—Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater% (on sale April 30) October 1—Camden, NJ—BB&T Pavilion% October 2—Mansfield, MA—Xfinity Center% October 7—Syracuse, NY—St. Joseph’s Health Amphitheater at Lakeview^ October 8—New York, NY—Madison Square Garden+ October 9—Holmdel, NJ—PNC Bank Arts Center^ October 14—Columbia, MO—Mizzou Arena+ October 15—Lincoln, NE—Pinnacle Bank Arena+ October 16—Sioux Falls, SD—Denny Sanford PREMIER Center+ October 21—Cincinnati, OH—Riverbend Music Center+ (on sale June 11) October 22—Nashville, TN—Bridgestone Arena+ October 23—Nashville, TN—Bridgestone Arena+ October 28—Lubbock, TX—United Supermarket Arena** October 29—Albuquerque, NM—Isleta Amphitheater** October 30—Phoenix, AZ—Ak-Chin Pavilion** November 4—Austin, TX—Frank Erwin Center** November 5—Tulsa, OK—BOK Center** November 6—The Woodlands, TX—Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion** (on sale April 30) November 18—Orlando, FL—Amway Center^ November 19—Estero, FL—Hertz Arena^ November 20—West Palm Beach, FL—iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre^ (on sale April 30) December 3—Memphis, TN—FedEx Forum+ (on sale April 30) December 4—Biloxi, MS—Mississippi Coast Coliseum+ December 5—Knoxville, TN—Thompson-Boling Arena+ April 20, 2022—Toledo, OH—Huntington Center^^ April 21, 2022—Columbus, OH—Schottenstein Center^^ April 23, 2022—Lexington, KY—A Concert for Kentucky – Kroger Field## June 2, 2022—Nampa, ID—Ford Idaho Center Arena†† June 3, 2022—Ridgefield, WA—Sunlight Supple Amphitheater†† June 4, 2022—George, WA—Gorge Amphitheater†† June 11, 2022—San Bernardino, CA—Glen Helen Amphitheater‡‡ June 16, 2022—Bakersfield, CA—Mechanics Bank Arena†† June 17, 2022—Wheatland, CA—Toyota Amphitheatre†† June 18, 2022—Mountain View, CA—Shoreline Amphitheatre†† June 23, 2022—West Valley City, UT—Usana Amphitheater§§ June 24, 2022—Denver, CO—Ball Arena§§ June 25, 2022—Denver, CO—Ball Arena§§

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Chris Stapleton tour includes two new dates in Alabama

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Chris Stapleton's "Starting Over" won the award for Album of the Year at the 56th Academy of Country Music Awards on April 18, 2021, in Nashville, Tennessee. (Terry Wyatt/ACMA2021/Getty Images for ACM)

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On the heels of his win at 56th Academy of Country Music Awards , Chris Stapleton has announced nearly 20 new tour dates, including two in Alabama.

The country singer-songwriter -- who won the Album of the Year trophy for “Starting Over” at Sunday’s ACM ceremony -- is set to perform on Sept. 17 at Oak Mountain Amphitheatre in Pelham and Sept. 18 at The Wharf Amphitheater in Orange Beach.

Tickets for the Oak Mountain show go on sale on April 30 at 10 a.m. CT through Ticketmaster/Live Nation. Two pre-sales are set for April 29 starting at 10 a.m., according to the Ticketmaster website .

Tickets for the show at The Wharf go on sale May 7 at 10 a.m. CT through Ticketmaster/Live Nation .

Prices haven’t been announced for either concert. Both are set for 7 p.m., with opening acts Elle King and Nikki Lane.

These shows are part of the country artist’s “All American Road Show,” which runs from July 17 through June 25, 2022, according to his website . Due to the coronavirus pandemic, Stapleton had canceled or postponed several dates on his tour, including a show set for March 21, 2020, at the Legacy Arena at the BJCC.

Other new dates are set for Southern cities including Bristow, Virginia (Aug. 14, Jiffy Lube Live), Atlanta (Aug. 28, Cellaris Amphitheatre at Lakewood) and Memphis (Dec. 3, FedEx Forum).

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Stapleton, 43, is no stranger to Alabama; “Cold,” a track on “Starting Over,” was recorded at the Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in Sheffield. He’s also appeared at venues ranging from Birmingham’s Iron City to the former Sloss Music & Arts Festival .

Stapleton has four studio albums to his credit: “Traveller” (2015), “From a Room: Volume 1″ (2017), “From a Room: Volume 2” (2017) and “Starting Over” (2020). He’s won several awards for his work over the past six years, including five Grammys, five Billboard Music Awards and 10 awards from the Country Music Association.

Stapleton added one more accolade to his stash over the weekend, after winning eight awards from the Academy of Country Music in previous years. He also performed with Miranda Lambert at Sunday’s ACM ceremony, in a segment filmed in advance at the Bluebird Cafe. The two sang an acoustic version of “Maggie’s Song,” a track from “Starting Over” that pays tribute to Stapleton’s dog, who died in 2019.

“Let me tell you a story/About an old friend of mine/Somebody left her in a shopping cart/In a parking lot for us to find,” the song lyrics begin. “Just a fuzzy black pup/She was hungry and feeling alone/We put her in the back seat/Told her we were taking her home.”

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Stapleton’s wife, Morgane Stapleton, originally was scheduled to perform with him at the ACMs, but bowed out because of a “prior doula commitment,” according to People magazine .

“Stapleton later clarified to media in the press room that ‘My sister-in-law’s in labor right now, so my wife was on baby watch — and for once, not her own baby! — but it’s been an interesting night tonight so lots to celebrate,’” People said.

Because of the coronavirus pandemic, the ACM ceremony was split among several locations, including the Grand Ole Opry House, the Ryman Auditorium and the Bluebird. Winners accepted awards in real time, in front of small audiences made up of medical and health care workers.

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Review: Country superstar Chris Stapleton shows it's about the conviction, not the showmanship

Let the parade begin. Country stars are coming to U.S. Bank Stadium.

Kenny Chesney was expected. After all, he's country's king of stadium concerts (he's back again on May 4). But on Saturday, Chris Stapleton kicked off a run of three new country-affiliated stadium performers.

Stapleton may be one of the most award-winning country artists of the past decade (including 10 Grammys, three for country album of the year, two CMA Awards for top album and seven for best male vocalist) but he doesn't seem to have anything in common with the other new headliners, underground phenomenon Zach Bryan (Aug. 24) and best-selling bad-boy Morgan Wallen (June 20-21).

Stapleton, a 45-year-old straw-cowboy-hat-wearin' Kentuckian, lives in the intersection of blues and country, two cousins in the sense that they can plumb deep emotions in straightforward ways. Stapleton is a master of concision, in conversation, lyrics and music. On Saturday, he was a masterfully expressive blues-rock guitarist, equal parts finesse and fire but never flashy.

As with George Strait, it's not about the showmanship with Stapleton, it's about the songs, vocals and musicianship. The theater footlights and a proscenium curtain backdrop notwithstanding, this was about as frills-free as a stadium show gets.

Stapleton is not a physical performer, but he's forceful. He knows how to make his voice roar, growl and even purr real nice and pretty when he wants to. He owes a debt to R&B shouter Otis Redding and full-volume rocker John Fogerty.

For two hours Saturday, Stapleton sang with deepfelt conviction, unleashing his vocal power in the homestretch on "The Devil Named Music" and "Traveller," the title track of his 2015 debut album. His most impassioned vocal came on "Cold," the heartbreaking power ballad with painfully lonely blues guitar, elevating it to the night's high point. How often is a ballad the best moment at a stadium concert?

Stapleton showed an expressive vocabulary on guitar, with galloping on "White Horse," garage-rock flailing on "Second One to Know," slacker bass-heavy twang on "Might as Well Get Stoned," swampy chicken pickin' on "Hard Livin'," bent-note blues on "Worry B Gone," soulful caresses on "Think I'm in Love with You," rumbling blues-rock on "Nobody to Blame," a boozy bluesiness on "Tennessee Whiskey" and haunting twang rock on "The Devil Named Music."

Missing in action Saturday was Stapleton's wife, backup singer Morgane Stapleton, but on board in the six-man band was harmonica player Mickey Raphael, who is usually with Willie Nelson & Family.

Stapleton, who opened for Strait at the Vikings stadium in 2021, understands the impact of being an opening act in a stadium can have. For his All-American Road Show tour, he tapped Marcus King, a rising blues-rock guitar hero, and Lainey Wilson, one of Nashville's hottest artists who captured top album and entertainer of the year at last November's CMA Awards.

Even though Wilson gave a no-gimmicks performance, it was easy to see why she earned the entertainer of the year prize from her peers.

Wilson, 31, cut a striking figure on the stadium's big screens with her hippie-meets-Western aesthetic of turquoise, fringe, bell bottoms and platform shoes. She was engaging, encouraging and effervescent. And she seemed genuinely grateful about her recent ascent after 13 years in Nashville.

With her unapologetic Louisiana drawl, Wilson imparted wisdom in the empowering "Things a Man Oughta Know" and the confidence-inducing "Atta Girl" (which she introduced by reading a female fan's sign: "I am smart, I am beautiful, I am godly").

She poured her heart into the very mainstream "Country's Cool Again", the Western-flavored "Wildflowers and Wild Horses" (which was introduced by a guitarist playing an instrumental version of "Ghost Riders in the Sky") and "Wait in the Truck," her award-winning duet with Jelly Roll that was rendered as a solo acoustic guitar number enrapturing the suddenly silent 47,000 fans in the huge stadium. And she closed the knockout hourlong set by belting out a big note on her own hit "Heart Like a Truck."

After opening for both Stapleton and Luke Combs at the Vikings stadium in her only major Twin Cities appearances, Wilson is clearly ready to headline her own arena show.

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Chris Stapleton Rocks Saturday Night Live With Thundering “White Horse” Performance

The stage might have been small at the historic Studio 8H in Rockefeller Center, but Chris Stapleton played it like another one of his stadium tour stops.

There’s Chris Stapleton’s voice, and then there’s everybody else’s. No one can hold a candle to the vocal abilities of the Kentucky native, and he showcased his iconic pipes and mesmerizing guitar playing as a musical guest on Saturday Night Live .

Stapleton decided to play it safe with his song choice by rolling out the most popular song from his latest album Higher . The track has won plenty of awards for the Kentucky native, including Best Country Solo Performance and Country Song at the 66th Grammy Awards. And as he often does, Chris got some help on stage from his wife Morgane as she brought the back up vocals and the always underrated job of jostling the tambourine.

It made sense for Stapleton to break out the anthemic “White Horse” for those Saturday Night Live viewers that are somehow uninitiated to his brand of music, and probably country music in general. As you’ve probably heard before, some city folk just don’t get it.

That’s why Chris must have decided to turn it up to 110 percent with his performance. Now that I think about it, Stapleton’s 110 percent could be the result of him trying at about 70 percent. He makes anything that he does musically look effortless.

Stapleton also looked rather comfortable in a sketch that aired on the show titled “Get That Boy Back.” It was a classic play on the country music revenge song (think Carrie Underwood’s “Before He Cheats”), and Chris played his part seamlessly. And by no surprise, his voice sounded just as good in the recorded skit as it did in his live performance.

You’ve likely heard Stapleton’s “White Horse” by now, but you’ve never heard it live (sort of) from the iconic stage of the long-running comedy show. Take a listen:

He’s the man.

And Stapleton proved that to be true by going out for his second performance of the show all by himself to sing “Mountains of My Mind.” The track is slow, at least slower, than the others included on Higher , and is actually the last track on the album he released late last year. But it was the perfect juxtaposition to his energetic “White Horse” earlier in the show.

The song, which is a heartfelt look at the inner battles one fights within their own head, was beautifully executed live on SNL. You could hear a pin drop in the historic studio, and that’s saying something considering the show tapes dead in the heart of the city that never sleeps.

That’s just a testament to how Stapleton can command a stage, and sing a tear-jerking song like the incredibly underrated “Mountains of My Mind.”

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Slash Cold-Called Chris Stapleton to Get Him to Sing on His Blues Album: 'One of the Best Ideas I've Had'

Slash will release his forthcoming album, 'Orgy of the Damned,' on May 17

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Slash wasn't going to take no for an answer when it came to Chris Stapleton singing on his album.

Speaking to Rolling Stone in an interview released Friday, April 12, the Guns 'N Roses rocker revealed that he knew he had to have the country star for his cover of Fleetwood Mac 's "Oh Well."

“His singing cadence and that drawl that he has for this particular song, in my mind’s eye, it sounded perfect,” Slash, 58, told the outlet.

 “I had to get his number and cold-call him,” Slash added. “And he was really gracious about it and really bent over backwards to help me get it done.”

After they recorded the track, it came out exactly how Slash imagined it would. “I think it was one of the best ideas I’ve had in recent memory, was to have him sing that song," he said.

In 2016, Stapleton, 45, opened for the Nashville date of Guns 'N Roses' Not in This Lifetime reunion tour.

Slash's new album, Orgy of the Damned, is set for release on May 17 and features collaborations with Billy Gibbons, Iggy Pop, Demi Lovato , and more. Slash previously released single “Killing Floor” featuring vocals from AC/DC's Brian Johnson and Aerosmith 's Steven Tyler .

Following the release of his album, the rocker will embark on his S.E.R.P.E.N.T. Festival Tour across North America with various musicians.

"The S.E.R.P.E.N.T. tour is a celebration of blues and rock ‘n’ roll music, and a celebration of unity and togetherness in these uncertain and divisive times," said Slash said a  press release on his website .

According to the Grammy winner, S.E.R.P.E.N.T. stands for "Solidarity, Engagement, Restore, Peace, Equality N’ Tolerance" and ties into the tour's charitable aspect, as its proceeds will partially benefit  The Equal Justice Initiative ,  Know Your Rights Camp ,  The Greenlining Institute  and  War Child .

"S.E.R.P.E.N.T is a vehicle to help support and uplift people and communities suffering from the injustices of racism and equal rights violations, as well as to support children adversely affected by war and poverty across the world," continued Slash.

"So, we are contributing a portion of every ticket and VIP package sold from the tour to those ends. S.E.R.P.E.N.T. will also provide an environment where folks can get together for a day of great music and hang out and have a good time," his statement concluded.

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Luke Combs Tops 2024 ACM Awards Nominations: Full List

Megan Moroney and Morgan Wallen are next in line with six nods each.

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Luke Combs leads the nominations for the 2024 Academy of Country Music Awards with eight nods, including entertainer of the year, male artist of the year, album of the year, song of the year, and single of the year.

Megan Moroney and Morgan Wallen are next in line with six nods each. That makes Moroney the year’s most-nominated woman. She is vying for both female artist of the year and new female artist of the year.

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Cody Johnson , Chris Stapleton and Lainey Wilson received five nominations each, followed by Jelly Roll and Jordan Davis with four nods each and Kelsea Ballerini and Zach Bryan with three nods each.

The Academy of Country Music (ACM) and Dick Clark Productions (DCP) announced nominations for the 59th Academy of Country Music Awards on The Bobby Bones Show on Tuesday (April 9).

First-time nominee Jelly Roll’s four nods include entertainer of the year. The last artist to be nominated for entertainer of the year as part of his first set of nominations was Billy Ray Cyrus in 1992, the same year he gained fame for his smash hit “Achy Breaky Heart.” 

Combs and Wilson are nominees for entertainer of the year. A win by either artist will clinch the ACM’s Triple Crown Award , which consists of an entertainer of the year win, plus wins in an act’s respective new artist and artist categories. Past ACM Triple Crown Award recipients include Chris Stapleton, Miranda Lambert, Jason Aldean, Carrie Underwood and Kenny Chesney. 

Several acts extended long streaks of nominations in their categories.

Brothers Osborne is nominated for duo of the year for the 10th year in a row. The pair has won the award four times, including last year.

Stapleton received his ninth consecutive nomination for male artist of the year, an award he has won three times in the past. Stapleton is also nominated for entertainer of the year, which he won for the first time last year. 

Old Dominion is nominated for group of the year for the ninth consecutive year. The group has taken home the award every year for the last six years. Old Dominion is also the year’s only group or duo to receive multiple nominations. They are also nominated for music event of the year.

Kacey Musgraves receives her eighth nomination for female artist of the year. She won the award in 2018, the same year she won album of the year for Golden Hour.

Ballerini is nominated for female artist of the year for the seventh time. She’s also nominated for album of the year for the first time for Rolling Up the Welcome Mat (For Good).

This is the fifth year in a row that Combs has been nominated for both male artist of the year and entertainer of the year. 

This is the first time since 2018 that the new duo/group category will be presented at the ACM Awards . The nominees are Neon Union, Restless Road and Tigirlily Gold.

Other first-time artist nominees include Kassi Ashton, Tyler Childers, Ashley Cooke, Hannah Ellis, Flatland Cavalry, Jelly Roll, Kameron Marlowe, Kylie Morgan and Conner Smith.

The single of the year and visual media of the year categories will both have first-time winners in those categories this year, as there are no previous winners nominated in either category. 

In some cases, an artist may receive more than one nomination per category, if they are also credited as a producer, director or songwriter.

Awards are voted on by members of the Academy of Country Music, which boasts a record-high membership this year of more than 5,000 members.

The 59th Academy of Country Music Awards is produced by Dick Clark Productions. Raj Kapoor is executive producer and showrunner, with Patrick Menton as co-executive producer. Damon Whiteside serves as executive producer for the Academy of Country Music, and Barry Adelman serves as executive producer for DCP. John Saade serves as consulting producer for Amazon MGM Studios.

The ACM Awards, which bills itself as “Country Music’s Party of the Year,” will stream live exclusively for a global audience on Prime Video on Thursday, May 16, at 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. CT/5 p.m. PT from Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, Texas. The full rebroadcast will be available directly following the stream on Prime Video and also the next day for free on Amazon Freevee and the Amazon Music app.

A limited number of tickets to the 59th ACM Awards are available for purchase on SeatGeek .

The following is the full list of nominees for the Main Awards, Studio Recording Awards, and Industry Awards categories:

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Entertainer of the year.

Cody Johnson

Chris Stapleton

Morgan Wallen

Lainey Wilson

Female artist of the year

Kelsea Ballerini

Ashley McBryde

Megan Moroney

Kacey Musgraves

Male artist of the year

Duo of the year.

Brooks & Dunn 

Brothers Osborne 

Maddie & Tae 

The War And Treaty

Group of the year

Flatland Cavalry

Lady A 

Little Big Town 

Old Dominion 

Zac Brown Band

New female artist of the year

Kassi Ashton

Ashley Cooke

Hannah Ellis

Kylie Morgan 

Megan Moroney 

New male artist of the year

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Kameron Marlowe

Dylan Scott 

Conner Smith

Nate Smith 

New duo or group of the year

Restless Road

Tigirlily Gold

Album of the year

[Awarded to Artist(s)/Producer(s)/Record Company–Label(s)]

Gettin’ Old – Luke Combs; Producer: Chip Matthews, Jonathan Singleton, Luke Combs; Record Company-Label: River House Artists / Columbia Nashville

Higher – Chris Stapleton; Producer: Chris Stapleton, Dave Cobb, Morgane Stapleton; Record Company-Label: Mercury Nashville

Leather – Cody Johnson; Producers: Trent Willmon; Record Company-Label: CoJo Music LLC / Warner Music Nashville LLC

One Thing at a Time – Morgan Wallen; Producers: Joey Moi, Cameron Montgomery, Charlie Handsome, Jacob Durrett; Record Company-Label: Big Loud Records / Republic Records / Mercury Records

Rolling Up the Welcome Mat (For Good) – Kelsea Ballerini; Producers: Kelsea Ballerini, Alysa Vanderheym; Record Company-Label: Black River Entertainment

Single of the year

“Burn It Down” – Parker McCollum; Producer: Jon Randall; Record Company-Label: MCA Nashville

“Fast Car” – Luke Combs; Producers: Luke Combs, Chip Matthews, Jonathan Singleton; Record Company-Label: River House Artists / Columbia Nashville

“Need a Favor” – Jelly Roll; Producer: Austin Nivarel; Record Company-Label: Stoney Creek Records / BMG Nashville

“Next Thing You Know” – Jordan Davis; Producer: Paul DiGiovanni; Record Company-Label: MCA Nashville

Song of the year

[Awarded to Songwriter(s)/Publisher(s)/Artist(s)]

“Fast Car” – Luke Combs; Songwriters: Tracy Chapman; Publishers: Purple Rabbit

“Heart Like a Truck” – Lainey Wilson; Songwriters: Dallas Wilson, Lainey Wilson, Trannie Anderson; Publishers: Sony / ATV Countryside; Songs of Riser House; Songs of Wild Cat Well Music

“Next Thing You Know” – Jordan Davis; Songwriters: Chase McGill, Greylan James, Jordan Davis, Josh Osborne; Publishers: Family Farm Songs; Hold On Can I Get A Number 1 Music; Songs of Universal Inc.

“The Painter” – Cody Johnson; Songwriters: Benjy Davis, Kat Higgins, Ryan Larkins; Publishers: Big Music Machine; BMG Platinum Songs US; Nashblonde Music; Pompano Run Music; Songs for Ellie May; Sony / ATV Tree Publishing; Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Group; Well That Was Awkward Music

“Tennessee Orange” – Megan Moroney; Songwriters: Ben Williams, David Fanning, Megan Moroney, Paul Jenkins; Publishers: 33 Creative; Bone Bone Creative; Sony / ATV Tree Publishing

Music event of the year

“Can’t Break Up Now” – Old Dominion, Megan Moroney; Producers: Brad Tursi, Geoff Sprung, Matthew Ramsey, Trevor Rosen, Whit Sellers, Ross Copperman, Kristian Bush; Record Company-Label: Three Up Three Down, LLC / Columbia Nashville

“Different ‘Round Here” – Riley Green (Ft. Luke Combs); Producer: Dann Huff; Record Company-Label: BMLG Records

“Man Made a Bar” – Morgan Wallen (feat. Eric Church); Producer: Joey Moi; Record Company-Label: Big Loud Records / Mercury Records / Republic Records

“Save Me” – Jelly Roll (with Lainey Wilson); Producers: Zach Crowell, David Ray Stevens; Record Company-Label: Stoney Creek Records / BMG Nashville

Visual media of the year

[Awarded to Producer(s)/Director(s)/Artist(s)]

“Burn It Down” – Parker McCollum; Producers: Christen Pinkston &Wesley Stebbins-Perry; Director: Dustin Haney

“Human” – Cody Johnson; Producer: Christen Pinkston &Wesley Stebbins-Perry; Director: Dustin Haney

“In Your Love” – Tyler Childers; Producer: Kacie Barton, Whitney Wolanin, Nicholas Robespierre, Ian Thorton, Silas House; Director: Bryan Schlam

“Next Thing You Know” – Jordan Davis; Producer: Jamie Stratakis; Director: Running Bear (Stephen Kinigopoulos, Alexa Stone)

“Tennessee Orange – Megan Moroney; Producer: Lauren Starr, Saul Levitz, Laura Burhenn; Director: Jason Lester

Songwriter of the year

Jessie Jo Dillon 

Ashley Gorley

Hillary Lindsey

Chase McGill

Josh Thompson

Artist-songwriter of the year

Studio recording awards.

The 2024 ACM Studio Recording Awards and Industry Awards will be presented to recipients at the 17th Academy of Country Music Honors, a special event held annually in August in Nashville.

Bass player of the year

Tony Lucido

Steve Mackey

Jimmie Lee Sloas

Craig Young

Drummer of the year

Fred Eltringham

Evan Hutchings

Greg Morrow

Acoustic guitar player of the year

Todd Lombardo

Danny Rader

Ilya Toshinskiy

Charlie Worsham

Piano/keyboards player of the year

Jim “Moose” Brown

Charlie Judge

Billy Justineau

Alex Wright

Specialty instrument player of the year

Dan Dugmore

Paul Franklin

Josh Matheny

Justin Schipper

Bryan Sutton

Electric guitar player of the year

Tom Bukovac

Kris Donegan

Jedd Hughes

Rob McNelley

Sol Philcox-Littlefield

Audio engineer of the year

Drew Bollman

Buckley Miller

F. Reid Shippen

Producer of the year

Charlie Handsome

Jon Randall

Derek Wells

Industry Awards

Casino of the year – theater.

Choctaw Grand Theater – Durant, OK

Deadwood Mountain Grand – Deadwood, SD

Foxwoods Resort Casino – Mashantucket, CT

Lucas Oil Live at WinStar World Casino and Resort – Thackerville, OK

Resorts World Theatre at Resorts World Las Vegas – Las Vegas, NV

Casino of the year – arena

Golden Nugget Lake Charles – Lake Charles, LA

Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena – Atlantic City, NJ

Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre – St. Louis, MO

Mohegan Sun Arena – Uncasville, CT

Mystic Lake Casino Showroom – Prior Lake, MN

Festival of the year

Carolina Country Music Fest – Myrtle Beach, SC

CMC Rocks – Ipswich, Queensland

Crash My Playa – Riviera Cancun, Mexico

Tortuga Music Festival – Fort Lauderdale, FL

Windy City Smokeout – Chicago, IL

Fair/rodeo of the year

Auburn Rodeo – Opelika, AL

Cheyenne Frontier Days – Cheyenne, WY

Iowa State Fair – Des Moines, IA

Minnesota State Fair – Falcon Heights, MN

Club of the year

8 Seconds Saloon – Indianapolis, IN

Billy Bob’s Texas – Fort Worth, TX

Georgia Theatre – Athens, GA

Joe’s Live – Rosemont, IL

Mission Ballroom – Denver, CO

Theater of the year

Beacon Theatre – New York, NY

The Franklin Theatre – Franklin, TN

Moody Theater – Austin, TX

Ryman Auditorium – Nashville, TN

Tabernacle – Atlanta, GA

Outdoor venue of the year

Ascend Amphitheater – Nashville, TN

Red Rocks Amphitheatre – Morrison, CO

Saint Augustine Amphitheatre – St. Augustine, FL

Santa Barbara Bowl – Santa Barbara, CA

The Wharf Amphitheater – Orange Beach, AL

Arena of the year

Bridgestone Arena – Nashville, TN

Dickies Arena – Fort Worth, TX

Hertz Arena – Estero, FL

KFC Yum! Center – Louisville, KY

T-Mobile Center – Kansas City, MO

Don Romeo talent buyer of the year

Gil Cunningham

Andrew Fortin

Nicole More

Promoter of the year

Jered Johnson

Patrick McDill

Brian O’Connell

Aaron Spalding

Adam Weiser

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