Jason Aldean Brings ‘Full Throttle Tour’ To Sold-Out Nashville Crowd

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Jason Aldean. Photo: Matt Paskert

Jason Aldean brought his “Full Throttle Tour” to Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena last Thursday (Aug. 7) for a sold-out show.

Jason Aldean & Kane Brown. Photo: Matt Paskert

Nate Smith and RaeLynn kicked off the show before Aldean took the stage. Aldean’s 22 song set list featured many of his hits including “Lights Come On,” “Amarillo Sky,” “Crazy Town,” “Big Green Tractor,” “Tattoos On This Town” and many more.

Aldean surprised the crowd with special guest Kane Brown who joined him on “Dirt Road Anthem.” He wrapped his high energy set with the Grammy-nominated “If I Didn’t Love You,” and No. 1 singles “My Kinda Party” and “She’s Country.”

Prior to the show, Aldean was honored with a SoundExchange Hall Of Fame Award, presented by SoundExchange’s Associate Director of Artist & Industry Relations Marc Rucker, for being among the most streamed artists of all time. Rucker noted numerous Aldean tracks have landed in their top 1000 tracks of all-time, including “You Make It Easy,” “Dirt Road Anthem,” “Big Green Tractor,” and more. Additionally, BMG Americas’ President, Frontline Recordings Jon Loba also surprised Aldean with a 4X Platinum plaque for his debut album.

The “Full Throttle Tour” continues this weekend in Texas. Aldean recently added tour dates in New Zealand and Australia starting in 2026, marking his first return to Australia since headlining in 2016.

SoundExchange’s Associate Director of Artist & Industry Relations Marc Rucker presents Jason Aldean with a SoundExchange Hall Of Fame Award. Photo: Matt Paskert

Pictured: (L to R): BMG Americas, President, Frontline Recordings Jon Loba, BMG, CEO Thomas Coesfeld, Jason Aldean, BMG Chief Strategy Officer Johannes von Schwarzkopf, BBR Music Group/BMG Nashville, EVP Recorded Music JoJamie Hahr & BBR Music Group/BMG Nashville General Manager Peter Strickland. Photo: Matt Paskert

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