Chris Stapleton Announces New Summer Dates as His All-American Road Show Continues

Get excited, country music fans! Chris Stapleton's tour may be coming to a city near you.

On Thursday, Jan. 9, the "Parachute" singer, 46, announced his All-American Road Show is returning this summer.

Stapleton — who previously announced dates in Australia — added 14 additional performances in North America. The new dates will kick off on June 4 in Greenville, South Carolina and will conclude on Oct. 10 in Hollywood, Florida.

This year, Stapleton will be joined on select dates by Nikki Lane, Brittney Spencer, The War and Treaty, Mike Campbell & the Dirty Knobs, Maggie Rose, Grace Potter, Allen Stone, and Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives.

General ticket sales begin on Friday, Jan. 17, at 10 a.m. local time, while presale begins Tuesday, Jan. 14, at 10 a.m. local time for Stapleton's fan club.

Related: Chris Stapleton Visits Lone Survivor of Deadly Missouri Crash That Killed 3 People

Stapleton's most recent album release was 2023's Higher. The record is nominated for best country album at the upcoming Grammy Awards — and "It Takes a Woman" is nominated for best country solo performance.

Last year, the "You Should Probably Leave" performer also appeared on Post Malone's country album F-1 Trillion. Together, performed their collaboration "California Sober" at the 2024 CMA Awards in November. At that same award show, Stapleton won two awards for song of the year and single of the year for "White Horse."

Later that month, the "Tennessee Whiskey" singer made headlines when a teen said he visited her after she was the sole survivor of a crash that took the lives of her grandmother, father and younger sister.

Per FOX 4 Kansas City, 19-year-old Alex Moffett was on her way to one of Stapleton's shows during the car crash. When her doctors heard the family trip was mostly for a Stapleton concert, one of her surgeons was able to get in contact with the musician and share her story.

“We were supposed to just have a FaceTime with him and they called and were like we are in really bad service, we’ll call you back in a few minutes,” she said before revealing the surprise. “Like a minute later, we got a knock on my door and they just came in.”

During his visit, Stapleton sang "Traveller," which he wrote after the death of his own father.

Here are the new dates for Stapleton's All-American Road Show tour:

June 4 — Greenville, SC at Bon Secours Wellness Arena (with Nikki Lane)
June 7 — Charlottesville, VA at John Paul Jones Arena (with Brittney Spencer)
June 12 — Grand Rapids, MI at Van Andel Arena (with Mike Campbell & The Dirty Knobs)
June 18 — Greensboro, NC at First Horizon Coliseum (with Maggie Rose)
June 20 — Albany, NY at MVP Arena (with Maggie Rose)
June 27 — Tinley Park, IL at Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre (with The War & Treaty)
July 11 — St. Louis, MO at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre (with Brittney Spencer)
July 23 — Belmont Park, NY at UBS Arena (with Grace Potter)
July 25 — New York, NY at Madison Square Garden (with Grace Potter)
August 1 — Noblesville, IN at Ruoff Music Center (with Allen Stone)
August 8 — Phoenix, AZ at Desert Diamond Arena (with Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives)
August 15 — Salt Lake City, UT at Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre (with Marcus King)
August 22 — Denver, CO at Ball Arena (with Allen Stone)
October 10 — Hollywood, FL at Hard Rock Live

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