Brad Paisley Announces 2019 World Tour Featuring Chris Lane, Riley Green

Brad Paisley will be heading out on his just-announced 2019 World Tour this Summer, which kicks off May 30 in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and runs through Oct. 13 in Dublin, Ireland. Special guests on the U. S. tour dates will be Chris Lane and Riley Green. Lane will also join Paisley on the European dates. Additional 2019 tour dates will be added soon.

Tickets for all dates are available now at bradpaisley.com.

2019 World Tour dates:
Feb. 15: San Antonio, Texas-San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo – AT&T Center*
March 16: Houston, Texas- Houston Rodeo – NRG Stadium*
March 29: Thackerville, Oklahoma- WinStar World Casino*
April 13: Laughlin, Nevada- Laughlin Events Center*
April 26: Rama, Ontario- Casino Rama Resort*
April 27: Windsor, Ontario- The Colosseum at Caesars*
May 30: Albuquerque, New Mexico- Isleta Amphitheater
May 31: Phoenix, Arizona- Ak-Chin Pavilion
June 1: San Diego, California- North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre
June 6: Sacramento, California- Toyota Amphitheatre
June 7: Mountain View, California- Shoreline Amphitheatre
June 8: Irvine, California- FivePoint Amphitheatre
June 13: Salt Lake City, Utah- USANA Amphitheatre
June 14: Missoula, Montana- Big Sky Brewery
June 15: Ridgefield, Washington- Sunlight Supply Amphitheater
June 27: Rogers, Arkansas- Walmart AMP
June 28: St. Louis, Missouri- Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre
June 29: Oshkosh, Wisconsin- Country USA**
July 13: Prior Lake, Minnesota- Lakefront Park Music Fest
July 19: Birmingham, Alabama- Oak Mountain Amphitheatre
July 20: Indianapolis, Indiana- Ruoff Home Mortgage Music Center
July 21: Cincinnati, Ohio- Riverbend Music Center
July 25: Saratoga Springs, New York- Saratoga Performing Arts Center
July 26: Syracuse, New York- St. Joseph’s Health Amphitheater at Lakeview
July 27: Boston, Massachusetts- Xfinity Center
Aug. 2: Cleveland, Ohio-Blossom Music Center
Aug. 3: Chicago, Illinois- Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre
Aug. 4: Davenport, Iowa- Mississippi Valley Fair**
Aug. 9: Atlantic City, New Jersey- Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena***
Aug. 10: Bristow, Virginia- Jiffy Lube Live
Aug. 11: Bethlehem, Pennsylvania- Musikfest**
Aug. 15:Raleigh, North Carolina- Coastal Credit Union Music Park
Aug. 16: Jacksonville, Florida- Daily’s Place
Aug. 17: West Palm Beach, Florida- Coral Sky Amphitheatre
Aug. 22: Orange Beach, Alabama- The Wharf Amphitheater
Aug. 23: Alpharetta, Georgia- Ameris Bank Amphitheatre
Aug. 24: Charlotte, North Carolina- PNC Music Pavilion
Aug. 29: Hartford, Connecticut- XFINITY Theatre
Aug. 30: Wantagh, New York- Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater
Aug. 31: Holmdel, New Jersey- PNC Bank Arts Center
Sept. 22: Puyallup, Washington- Washington State Fair**
Oct. 4: Oslo, Norway- Oslo Spektrum***
Oct. 5: Copenhagen, Denmark- Royal Arena***
Oct. 6: Stockholm, Sweden- Hovet***
Oct. 9: Berlin, Germany- Tempodrom***
Oct. 11: Tilburg, Netherlands- 013 Poppodium***
Oct. 12: London, England- The O2 Arena***
Oct. 13: Dublin, Ireland- 3 Arena***
*Paisley Only
**Festival – includes Paisley and multiple artists
*** Paisley and Chris Lane

Grammys Lineup Adds Dolly Parton, Little Big Town, Maren Morris, Kacey Musgraves, Katy Perry

The Recording Academy has expanded its lineup for the 61st Annual Grammy Awards with a special tribute to eight-time Grammy winner and 2019 MusiCares Person of the Year, Dolly Parton.

Parton has been added to the performer lineup, marking her return to the Grammy stage for the first time since 2001. This year’s Grammy Awards will feature Parton performing music from the Dumplin’ original motion picture soundtrack. Additionally, there will be a tribute segment with Little Big Town, Maren Morris, Kacey Musgraves and Katy Perry performing some of Parton’s classic songs.

Musgraves‘ Golden Hour earned an all-genre nod for Album of the Year, as well as for Best Country Album, while Musgraves is also nominated for Best Country Solo Performance for “Butterflies.” Her “Space Cowboy,” which Musgraves penned with Luke Laird and Shane McAnally, also earned a Best Country Song nomination.

Little Big Town is nominated for Best Country Duo/Group Performance (“When Someone Stops Loving You”). Morris is nominated for Record Of The Year and Best Pop Duo/Group Performance (“The Middle”), Best Country Solo Performance (“Mona Lisas And Mad Hatters”), and Best Country Duo/Group Performance and Best Country Song (“Dear Hate”).

Parton is being recognized as the 2019 MusiCares Person of the Year for her considerable creative accomplishments and her longtime support of a number of causes through her Dollywood Foundation, including the Imagination Library, which, since 1996, has provided more than 100 million books to children from birth to 5 years of age in the United States, Canada, Australia, and the U.K..

The 61st Annual Grammy Awards will air on CBS Television Network, Sunday, Feb. 10, 2019, at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT.

Former BMG President Zach Katz Teams With Scooter Braun’s Ithaca Holdings For New Venture

Zach Katz

Former BMG President Zach Katz, who exited the company in December 2018, has teamed with Scooter Braun‘s Ithaca Holdings to launch Raised In Space Enterprises, an investment group focused on creating collaboration between music and technology, with investments ranging from $500,000 to $5 million. Katz joins Raised In Space as partner and CEO.

Ripple’s Xpring, an initiative that focuses on helping new blockchain products, and music entrepreneur Shara Senderoff are also involved in the project.

“The relationship between music and tech has massive untapped potential,” said Braun, who is also head of SB Projects and manages artists including Ariana Grande, Justin Bieber and Dan + Shay. “I’m excited to launch a company focused on bridging these two industries in a transformative and actionable manner that raises the value of music.”

“Writing the check is easy. Hands-on guidance, time, and strategy is the real investment,” says Katz. “There has to be consistent collaboration and conversation – we get into the bones of these companies to help them see and reach their highest potential. We will unify the most forward-thinking leaders (the outliers, the out of this world thinkers who feel like they were raised in space) in both music and tech to foster community and ideas that will ultimately catapult the music industry into the future.”

“We’re excited about blockchain’s potential to solve problems in the entertainment space – from new ways to monetize creative content to innovative fan engagement models that were not previously possible. Xpring is about empowering the best entrepreneurs to apply technologies like the XRP Ledger in new and novel ways,” said Ethan Beard, SVP of Ripple’s Xpring. “Raised In Space is an extension of that effort, and we couldn’t ask for better partners than Zach, Scooter and Shara. Forming the company is an important first step, now we’re excited to see how the entrepreneurs they back will build new solutions that can reshape the music industry.”

Raised In Space is headquartered in Santa Monica, California.

WME’s Nashville Office Promotes Three

Pictured (L-R): Haley Teske, Emily LaRose, & Marissa Smith. Photo: WME

Marissa Smith, Emily LaRose and Haley Teske have been promoted to music agents in WME’s Nashville office.

Smith began her career at WME in 2016 after graduating from the University of South Florida. Most recently, she served as an assistant to Scott Clayton, Co-Head of WME’s Nashville office. In 2018, she spearheaded several social action events and initiatives, including Party at the Polls, a first-of-its-kind concert and voter turnout rally at Ascend Amphitheater. Smith joins the music department in the newly-created position of Social Action agent. She will be booking clients across all genres for various charity, political, and social action events.

LaRose began her agency career at APA in 2013 after graduating from the University of Arizona. She later moved to CAA before joining WME in 2017, along with several artists and executives from CAA, including Scott Clayton. Most recently she assisted Clayton with the national and international touring for several headlining acts including John Mayer, Dead & Company, Kings of Leon, Train and many others. LaRose joins the music department as a Booking agent in country music.

Teske began her career at WME in 2013 after graduating from Purdue University. She spent over three years assisting in the booking of arenas and amphitheaters in the Northeast and Canada. Most recently she worked on the national touring for several headlining artists on WME’s country roster including Brad Paisley, Chris Young, Jake Owen, Josh Turner, and Vince Gill. Teske joins the country music department as a Booking agent in country music.

Weekly Register: Luke Combs Returns To Top Of Country Albums Chart

Luke Combs returns to the top of the country albums sales chart this week, with This One’s For You moving 22.5K (3.6K album only), according to Nielsen Soundscan. Last week’s album sales chart saw Combs’ project drop to No. 2, as Cody Johnson debuted at No. 1 with his album Ain’t Nothin’ To It. Johnson’s album falls to No. 5 this week, with 10K (3.9K album only). Dan + Shay‘s self-titled album is at No. 2 with 15K (1.7K album only). Chris Stapleton‘s Traveller ranks at No. 3 with 13K (3.5K album only), and Kane Brown‘s Experiment is at No. 4 with 11K (2.5K album only).

Dan + Shay continue to dominate the country streaming songs this week, again taking the top two spots. “Speechless” ranks at No. 1 with 9.3 million streams, while “Tequila” follows at No. 2 with 7.7 million streams. Combs’ “Beautiful Crazy” is at No. 3 with 7.5 million streams, followed by Brown’s “Heaven” with 6.9 million streams. Stapleton’s “Tennessee Whiskey” is at No. 5 with 6.8 million streams.

Industry Ink: APA Nashville, Station West, Academy Of Country Music

APA Nashville Promotes Brooke Ivey To Agent Role

APA has promoted Brooke Ivey to agent in the Nashville office, it was announced today by Steve Lassiter, Partner and Head of Concerts at APA Nashville. In her new role, Ivey will service the entire APA roster for corporate, special and private events, as well as nontraditional ticketed shows.

Ivey joined APA in 2015, and previously worked as a coordinator at BMI’s Writer Publisher Relations Department.

 

Station West Names New Creative Manager

Samantha Gutman

Samantha Gutman has been named as Creative Manager at Station West. In this role, Gutman will serve as the executive assistant to owner Luke Wooten, oversee Station West productions and bookings, and assist Creative Director Nicole Kasper with Warehouse West Entertainment artists Jordan Brooker, Willie Shaw and Alana Springsteen.

Previously, Gutman was an assistant at United Talent Agency, and is a graduate of the University of Florida.

 

Jordan Davis Visits Academy of Country Music

Pictured (L-R): Pete Fisher, ACM CEO; Jordan Davis; Bridget Cirone, ACM Assistant, Creative & Content/Marketing; Zach Sutton, Red Light Management. Photo: Michel Bourquard/Courtesy of the Academy of Country Music

The Academy of Country Music recently welcomed MCA Nashville artist Jordan Davis to the organization’s Los Angeles office. While at the Academy, Davis performed his Top 10 current single, “Take It From Me,” and other songs from his latest album, Home State.

MusicRow Top Songwriter Chart: Ashley Gorley Leaps To The Top

“Millionaire” writer Kevin Welch has relinquished the No. 1 spot on the MusicRow Top Songwriter Chart to Ashley Gorley after ten weeks at the top. Gorley’s succession of the top spot is aided by the songs “What Makes You Country” (Luke Bryan), “Rumor” (Lee Brice), “Eyes On You” (Chase Rice), “Love Ain’t” (Eli Young Band) and “I Don’t Know About You” (Chris Lane). Welch now occupies the No. 2 spot.

Shane McAnally follows Welch at No. 3, Luke Combs at No. 4 and Brett James at No. 5.

The weekly MusicRow Top Songwriter Chart, published every week, uses algorithms based upon song activity according to airplay, digital downloaded track sales and streams. This unique and exclusive addition to the MusicRow portfolio is the only songwriter chart of its kind.

Click here to view the full MusicRow Top Songwriter Chart.

Hank Williams Jr., Bad Company, Cody Jinks To Join Lynyrd Skynyrd Farewell Tour

Pictured (L-R): Keith Christopher (bass guitar), Carol Chase (background vocals), Michael Cartellone (drums), Johnny Van Zant (lead vocals), Rickey Medlocke (guitar), Dale Krantz Rossington (background vocals), Mark ‘Sparky’ Martejka (guitar) and Peter Keys (keyboard) Seated: Gary Rossington (guitar) | Photo: Doltyn Snedden

Lynyrd Skynyrd has added U.S. tour dates to their Last of the Street Survivors Farewell Tour for 2019. The tour, produced by Live Nation, logged more than 50 tour stops in 2018.

Hank Williams Jr., Bad Company and Cody Jinks will join the newly-announced tour dates. Tickets will go on sale on Feb. 8 at 10 a.m. local time at livenation.com.

“We’ve said we want to play every venue and market we’ve visited one last time, so we get to see all of Skynyrd Nation,” said Lynyrd Skynyrd’s Johnny Van Zant, “so that’s the plan.”

The blockbuster farewell tour kicks off 2019 in Canada where the band will be joined by one of the most celebrated musicians in Canadian history, Randy Bachman. Following the Canadian run the band will head to the U.K. and Europe this summer. They will be joined by special guests, English rock band Status Quo, for U.K. dates and Southern rock band Blackberry Smoke for dates in Germany.

The tour derives its name from their song, “The Last of the Street Survivors” and the band’s fifth studio album Street Survivors that is certified multi-Platinum by the RIAA and includes the Platinum-certified single, “What’s Your Name.” The band’s career has spanned 40 years and includes more than 60 albums, with more than 30 million units sold.

Last of the Street Survivors Farewell Tour
Upcoming 2019 U.S. Dates

April 27: Indio, CA – Stagecoach*
May 10: Tuscaloosa, AL – Tuscaloosa Amphitheater+
May 11: Arlington, TX – KAABOO Texas*
May 17: New Orleans, LA – Smoothie King Center^
May 18: Lafayette, LA – Cajundome^
May 24: Uncasville, CT – Mohegan Sun Arena
May 31: Gilford, NH – Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion^
June 01: Bangor, ME – Darling’s Waterfront Pavilion^
July 13: Canandaigua, NY – Constellation Brands–Marvin Sands Performing Arts Center: CMAC
July 19: Welch, MN – Treasure Island Resort & Casino*
July 20: Walker, MN – Moondance Jam*
July 26: Portland, OR – Sunlight Supply Amphitheater#
July 27: Seattle, WA – White River Amphitheatre#
Aug. 09: Albuquerque, NM – Isleta Amphitheater
Aug. 16: Las Vegas, NV – T-Mobile Arena
Aug. 17: Wheatland, CA – Toyota Amphitheatre
Aug. 23: Irvine, CA – FivePoint Amphitheatre presented by Mercury Insurance
Aug. 30: Camden, NJ – BB&T Pavilion^
Aug. 31: Saratoga Springs, NY – Saratoga Performing Arts Center^
Sept. 13: Southaven, MS – Bank Plus Amphitheater+
Sept. 14: Alpharetta, GA – Ameris Bank Amphitheatre+
Sept. 20: Salt Lake City, UT – USANA Amphitheater
Sept. 21: Denver, CO – Fiddler’s Green
Sept. 27: Jackson, MS – Brandon Amphitheater+
Sept. 28: Orange Beach, AL – The Wharf Amphitheater+

+ with Cody Jinks
^ with Hank Williams Jr
# with Bad Company
*Previously announced U.S. dates.

Mechanical Licensing Collective Announces Board and Committee Appointments

The Nashville Songwriters Association International (NSAI), the Songwriters of North America (SONA), National Music Publishers’ Association (NMPA), today unveiled broad endorsements for their industry-consensus Mechanical Licensing Collective (MLC) submission to the U.S. Copyright Office (USCO). The submission, which will be filed by March 21, creates the collective required by the Music Modernization Act (MMA) to license and administer mechanical rights.

MLC Board and Committee appointments were also announced, including:

MLC BOARD:
Songwriters:
Kara DioGuardi – York, ME
Oak Felder – Los Angeles, CA
Kevin Kadish – Brentwood, TN
Tim Nichols – Nashville, TN

Music Publishers:
Jeff Brabec, BMG
Peter Brodsky, Sony/ATV
Bob Bruderman, Kobalt
Tim Cohan, peermusic
Alisa Coleman, ABKCO
Scott Cutler, Pulse Music Group
Paul Kahn, Warner Chappell Music
David Kokakis, Universal Music Publishing
Mike Molinar, Big Machine Music
Evelyn Paglinawan, Concord Music

UNCLAIMED FUNDS COMMITTEE:
Songwriters:
Michael Busbee – Altadena, CA
Kay Hanley – Toluca Lake, CA
David Lowery – Athens, GA
Dan Navarro – Los Angeles, CA
Tom Shapiro – Franklin, TN

Music Publishers:
Phil Ciadella, Atlas Music Publishing
Patrick Curley; Third Side Music
Michael Eames, PEN Music Group
Frank Liwall, The Royalty Network, Inc.
Kathryn Ostien, The Richmond Organization (TRO)

DISPUTE RESOLUTION COMMITTEE:
Songwriters:
Aimèe Allen – New York, NY
Odie Blackmon – Nashville, TN
Gary Burr – Nashville, TN
David Hodges – Nashville, TN
Jennifer Schott – Nashville, TN

Music Publishers:
Alison Koerper, Disney Music
Ed Leonard, Daywind
Sean McGraw, Downtown
Debbie Rose, Shapiro Bernstein and Jason Rys, Wixen Music

OPERATIONS ADVISORY COMMITTEE (Digital companies will also name representatives to this committee):
Joe Conyers III, Songtrust
Scott Farrant, Kobalt
Rell LaFargue, Reservoir Media Management
Michael Lau, Round Hill Music
Rell LaFargue, Resevoir Media Management

The Board and Committee seats were designated by the MMA, and the selections were chosen by two advisory groups. The songwriter advisory panel included: Steve Bogard (NSAI), Dallas Davidson (BMI), Chris DeStefano (NSAI), Bob DiPiero (BMI), Dan Foliart (ASCAP), Adam Gorgoni (SONA), Michelle Lewis (SONA), Paul Williams (ASCAP), Lynn Gillespie Chater (SGA). The publisher advisory group included: Kenny MacPherson (Big Deal), Teri Nelson Carpenter (Reel Muzik Werks), Caroline Bienstock (Bienstock Empire, Inc.), Julie Lipsius (Lipservices), John Ozier (ole), Matt Pincus.

“The Music Licensing Collective (MLC) will be constructed in a way historically beneficial to American songwriters – from the way unclaimed funds are required by law to be distributed based on a songwriter’s activity, to the MLC being funded by streaming services, therefore paying songwriters 100 cents on the dollar on digital mechanical royalties,” noted NSAI President, Steve Bogard. “The writers and composers chosen for the board and MLC committees represent the absolute best in our profession and the endorsements we’ve already received speak volumes about the confidence the American music industry has in the MLC.”

“Our Mechanical Licensing Collective submission provides a comprehensive roadmap to the Copyright Office to establish the first collective of its kind,” added NMPA President and CEO David Israelite. “The MLC will give songwriters the money they deserve and the transparency they’ve lacked for decades. The board and committee members are the best in the business and the vast endorsements come from the many coalition members who were instrumental in the passage of the MMA. We look forward to continuing in the USCO’s designation process and the day we can finally say songwriters have the representation they’ve earned.”

“Recording Academy members played a critical role in advocating for the Music Modernization Act, so it’s fitting that so many Academy songwriter members are involved in this submission,” said Daryl Friedman, Chief Industry, Government and Member Relations Officer for the Recording Academy. “We look forward to working with the Copyright Office and stakeholders in the coming months to ensure the creation of an efficient MLC that pays every songwriter the income they’ve earned.”

“The AIMP is a strong proponent of the MLC as the best option to ensure that the independent music publishers have clear representation in the development and the ongoing operations of the future collective,” said Teri Nelson Carpenter, National Chair of the AIMP. “We are extremely gratified that the publisher members of three committees – Operations, Disputes, and Unclaimed Royalties – consist entirely of independent music publishers. As the largest membership organization of independent music publishers in the U.S., we urge the Copyright Office to recognize our previous and ongoing support when it selects the entity that will handle such a critical function of our industry.”

The Music Modernization Act (MMA) requires that the MLC is “endorsed by, and enjoys substantial support from, musical work copyright owners that together represent the greatest percentage of the licensor market.” A majority of musical works owners in the U.S. have voiced support for the MLC submission, and joining them are performance rights organizations, record labels and many other organizations including the boards of the NSAI and SONA, which include:

NSAI: Steve Bogard (President), Rhett Akins, Tony Arata, Jim Beavers, Roger Brown, Jeff Cohen, Corey Crowder, Chris DeStefano, Beckie Foster, Nicolle Galyon, Ben Glover, Connie Harrington, Byron Hill, Brett James, Lee Miller, Tim Nichols, Gary Nicholson, Josh Osborne, Rivers Rutherford, Liz Rose, Jenn Schott, Anthony Smith, Caitlyn Smith, Bobby Tomberlin, Troy Verges, Danny Wells and Jimmy Yeary.

SONA: Michelle Lewis and Kay Hanley (Co Executive Directors), Adam Dorn, Michelle Featherstone, Adam Gorgoni, Jack Kugell, Pam Sheyne, Brendan Okrent and Shelly Peiken.

Other endorsements include:
“And the Writer Is” | A2iM | ABKCO | AIMP (NY, Nashville, LA) | Altadena/ busbee | Americana Music Association | APM Music | ASCAP | Atlas Music Publishing | believe | Bienstock Empire, Inc. | Big Deal Music | Big Machine Music | BMG |BMI | CMPA | Concord Music | Creative Future | Demi Music | Disney Music Publishing | Downtown Music Publishing | Fox Music | GMR |HoriPro Entertainment | Kobalt Music | Leeds Music | Lipservices Music | Major Bob Music | MPA |MPL | NARAS| NMPA | ole | peermusic | PEN Music Group | PMA | Pulse Music Group | Reach Music Publishing | Reel Muzik Werks | Reservoir | RIAA |Ross Golan | Round Hill Music | Sea Gayle Music | SESAC |Shapiro Bernstein & Co.| Sony Music | Sony/ATV, EMI | SoundExchange |Spirit Music Group | Ten Music Group | The Administration MP, Inc. | The Copyright Alliance | The Gospel Music Association | The Royalty Network | Third Side Music | TRO Essex Music Group | TuneCore |UMPG | Universal Music Group | Warner Music Group | Warner/Chappell | Wixen Music Publishing | Wonderlous Music | Wrensong

A website has also been launched for all of the songwriters and artists who support the MLC to sign an official petition: SupporttheMLC.com and a site for music publishers to add their endorsements: songconnect.org.

Michael Ray Announces Nineteen Tour

Michael Ray is launching his Nineteen Tour in February, and will make several appearances at a number of high-profile events, including Tortuga Music Festival, Stagecoach, Faster Horses, and several other festivals. He will also make his first trip across the pond for the C2C: Country to Country Festival, where fans can catch him at The SSE Hydro in Glasgow on March 8, on the Spotlight Stage at The O2 on March 9 in London, and a second performance at The O2 on March 10. The Spotlight Stage features performances from country’s rising stars between main artist sets.

The country star will also make a return to Australia’s CMC Rocks 2019 before resuming shows in the U.S.

Nineteen Tour Dates: 
Thursday, Feb. 21 – The 9:30 Club – Washington, DC
Friday, Feb. 22 – Kegs Canal Side Indoor – Jordan, NY
Saturday, Feb. 23 – Prospectors – Mt. Laurel, NJ
Thursday, Feb. 28 – Joe’s Live – Rosemont, IL
Friday, Mar. 1 – 8 Seconds Saloon – Indianapolis, IN
Saturday, Mar. 2 – The Dusty Armadillo – Rootstown, OH
Friday, Mar. 8 – C2C: The SSE Hydro – Glasgow, UK
Saturday, Mar. 9 – C2C: The O2 – London, UK
Sunday, Mar. 10 – C2C: The O2 – London, UK
Thursday, Mar. 14 – CMC Rocks 2019 – Brisbane, AUS
Friday, Mar. 15 – CMC Rocks 2019 – Brisbane, AUS
Saturday, Mar. 16 – CMC Rocks 2019 – Brisbane, AUS
Sunday, Mar. 17 – CMC Rocks 2019 – Brisbane, AUS
Sunday, Mar. 24 – Juana’s Pagodas and Sailors’ Grill – Navarre, FL
Sunday, Mar. 30 – Chasco Fiesta 2019: Sims Park Amphitheatre – New Port Richey, FL
Wednesday, Apr. 10 – Casper Events Center – Casper, WY*
Thursday, Apr. 11 – Budweiser Events Center – Loveland, CO*
Sunday, Apr. 14 – Rock the Ocean’s Tortuga Music Festival 2019 – Fort Lauderdale, FL
Wednesday, Apr. 24 – Club Rodeo – San Jose, CA
Saturday, Apr. 27 – Stagecoach – Indio, CA
Thursday, June 13 – Headwaters Country Jam – Three Forks, MT
Friday, June 14 – Country Jam – Mack, CO
Sunday, June 16 – Tailgate N’ Tallboys – Peoria, IL
Friday, June 21 – Country Stampede – Manhattan, KS
Friday, July 12 – Hodag Country Festival – Rhinelander, WI
Thursday, July 18 – Country Thunder – Twin Lakes, WI
Sunday, July 21 – Faster Horses Festival – Brooklyn, NY
Thursday, Aug. 1 – Yamhill County Fair – McMinnville, OR
Sunday, Aug. 4 – Sunfest Country Music Festival – Lake Cowichan, BC, Canada

*Denotes dates with Old Dominion