Martina McBride Adds 'Everlasting Tour' Dates

Martina McBride has added 40 dates to her Everlasting Tour. Backed by an 11-piece band, McBride is touring in support of her chart-topping Everlasting project, which finds the powerful vocalist putting her own artistic spin on classic soul records such as “Wild Night” (Van Morrison), “I’ve Been Loving You Too Long” (Otis Redding) and others.
“We’ve worked hard to put together a show that is visually entertaining as well as very rich musically,” shares McBride. “There’s so much for the audience to see and experience. I feel like this show really takes the audience on a musical journey. The songs from Everlasting and my hits blend seamlessly together throughout the night.”
Seven dates on the fall leg have already sold-out, including Meridian, Miss; Forrest City, Ark.; Lake Charles, La.; two dates in Nashville; Midland, TX; and Dayton, OH.
*8/28         Meridian, MS         MSU Riley Center for The Performing Arts
*8/29         Forrest City, AR         East Arkansas Community College Fine Arts Center
*8/30         Lake Charles, LA         L’Auberge Casino and Hotel
*8/31         Nashville, TN         3rd and Lindsley
9/5         Carmel, IN         The Palladium
9/6         Wabash, IN         Honeywell Center
9/11         Deadwood, SD         Deadwood Mountain Grand Event Center
9/12         Mahnomen, MN         Shooting Star Casino
9/13         Waukegan, IL         Genesee Theater
9/18         Saratoga, CA         The Mountain Winery
9/19         Lincoln, CA         Thunder Valley Casino Resort
9/20         Pomona, CA         Los Angeles County Fair
9/22         San Diego, CA         House of Blues
*9/25         Midland, TX         Wagner Noel PAC
9/26         Durant, OK         Choctaw Event Center
9/27         San Antonio, TX         Majestic Theatre
10/2         Dartmouth, NS         Dartmouth Sportsplex
10/3         Moncton, NB         The Center at Casino New Brunswick
10/4         St Johns, NL Canada         Mile One Centre
10/9         Westbury, NY         Theatre at Westbury
10/10         Albany, NY         Palace Theatre
10/11         Waterbury, CT         Palace Theatre
10/16         Sarasota, FL         Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall
10/17         Melbourne, FL         King Center for the Performing Arts
10/18         Niceville, FL         Mullett Festival
10/24         Athens, GA         Classic Center Theater
*11/1         Nashville, TN         Ryman Auditorium
11/7         Dearborn, MI         Ford Community & Performing Arts Center
*11/8         Dayton, OH         Schuster Center
11/13         Jim Thorpe, PA         Penn’s Peak
11/14         Utica, NY         The Stanley
11/15         Lynn, MA         Lynn Auditorium
11/21         Brookings, SD         Swiftel Center
11/29         Kansas City, MO         Arvest Bank Theatre at the Midland
12/3         Glenside, PA         Keswick Theatre
12/4         Northfield, OH         Hard Rock Live
12/5         Red Bank, NJ         Count Basie Theatre
12/11         Milwaukee, WI         Northern Lights Theatre
12/12         Milwaukee, WI         Northern Lights Theatre
12/13         Omaha, NE         Orpheum Theatre
*Indicates sold out

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