Adding more dates to his 2025 schedule.
Last week, Chris Stapleton announced the 2025 edition of his All-American Road Show tour. His 2025 dates kick off in February in Australia, and he will tour there and New Zealand through March, but his newly announced United States dates will kick off in June and run through October.
Stapleton’s first round of announced dates includes stops like New York’s Madison Square Garden, Charlottesville’s John Paul Jones Arena, and Denver’s Ball Arena. While fans were thrilled to see the “White Horse” singer announce these dates, fans always want more dates as they hope Stapleton might come closer to their hometown or state.
Ask, and you shall receive. Today, Stapleton added additional dates to his 2025 tour schedule. Stapleton added seven dates to his tour schedule, including a second show in Charlottesville, Virginia; New York, New York; Tinley Park, Illinois; Salt Lake City, Utah; Denver, Colorado; Phoenix, Arizona; and Hollywood, Florida.
Each night of the All-American Road Show tour includes a group of incredible rotating artists, including Allen Stone, Brittney Spencer, Grace Potter, Maggie Rose, Marcus King, Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives, Mike Campbell & The Dirty Knobs, Nikki Lane, and The War and Treaty.
Stapleton is coming off an outstanding 2024 to kick off this tour in 2025. In the fall of last year, Stapleton set a new CMA Award record, extending his pre-existing for the most wins for Male Vocalist of the Year, and is now an eight-time award winner.
During the awards show, Luke Combs reacted similarly to many of us at home when the Kentucky native won the Male Vocalist of the Year award. It’s an artist’s dream to win one Male Vocalist of the Year award, and Stapleton has done it eight times—it’s unbelievable.
Luke Combs’ reaction to Chris Stapleton winning Male Vocalist of the Year was ICONIC 🤣👏🏼#CMAwards pic.twitter.com/CC7ShJXLe6
— Jaxie Pidgeon (@JaxiePidgeon) November 21, 2024
He also became tied with Brooks & Dunn for most CMA Award wins ever, now having 19 to his name.
There’s a reason Stapleton has so many CMA Awards under his belt, though. If you have had a chance to see him live, then you know what is laid down in the studio is the same as what he delivers on stage. I’ve had the pleasure of seeing Stapleton live twice now, and I am blown away each time.
His shows are straight to the point, and he lets the music shine. He does share a few stories, but he knows that folks buy tickets to hear their favorite songs live, so he does his best to squeeze in as many hits as possible during his setlists. And if his lovely bride Morgane is on stage with him, fans are in for even more of a treat as their chemistry is palpable from the stage.
If he’s coming near you, I highly recommend snagging tickets. It will be a show you’ll never forget.
Tickets for these additional dates will go on sale next Friday, January 24th—tickets for previously announced dates are on sale today (January 17th).
While you’re here, check out his “What Am I Gonna Do” performance from the 2024 CMA Awards.
Chris Stapleton 2025 Tour Dates
February 25—Melbourne, Australia—Rod Laver Arena* (SOLD OUT)
February 26—Melbourne, Australia—Rod Laver Arena* (SOLD OUT)
February 28—Brisbane, Australia—Brisbane Entertainment Centre* (SOLD OUT)
March 1—Brisbane, Australia—Brisbane Entertainment Centre* (SOLD OUT)
March 4—Sydney, Australia—Qudos Bank Arena* (SOLD OUT)
March 5—Sydney, Australia—Qudos Bank Arena* (SOLD OUT)
March 7—Auckland, New Zealand—Spark Arena* (SOLD OUT)
March 8—Auckland, New Zealand—Spark Arena* (SOLD OUT)
June 4—Greenville, SC—Bon Secours Wellness Arena†
June 6—Charlottesville, VA—John Paul Jones Arena†
June 7—Charlottesville, VA—John Paul Jones Arena‡
June 12—Grand Rapids, MI—Van Andel Arena+
June 13—Grand Rapids, MI—Van Andel Arena+
June 18—Greensboro, NC—First Horizon Coliseum^
June 20—Albany, NY—MVP Arena^
June 27—Tinley Park, IL—Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre#
June 28—Tinley Park, IL—Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre#
July 11—St. Louis, MO—Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre‡
July 12—Milwaukee, WI—Harley-Davidson Homecoming Festival
July 23—Belmont Park, NY—UBS Arena~
July 25—New York, NY—Madison Square Garden~
July 26—New York, NY—Madison Square Garden~
August 1—Noblesville, IN—Ruoff Music Center**
August 8—Phoenix, AZ—Desert Diamond Arena‡‡
August 9—Phoenix, AZ—Desert Diamond Arena‡‡
August 15—Salt Lake City, UT—Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre*
August 16—Salt Lake City, UT—Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre*
August 22—Denver, CO—Ball Arena**
August 23—Denver, CO—Ball Arena**
October 10—Hollywood, FL—Hard Rock Live
October 11—Hollywood, FL—Hard Rock Live
*with special guest Marcus King
†with special guest Nikki Lane
‡with special guest Brittney Spencer
+with special guest Mike Campbell & The Dirty Knobs
^with special guest Maggie Rose
#with special guest The War & Treaty
~with special guest Grace Potter
**with special guest Allen Stone
‡‡with special guest Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives