Zac Brown Band will launch its sixth headlining US concert tour on May 19 in Hartford, Connecticut. The 26-date tour will welcome Drake White & The Big Fire as direct support. The tour will include stops at Hersheypark Stadium in Hershey, Pennsylvania, Austin360 Amphitheater, Boston’s Fenway Park, Minneapolis’ Target Field, and more.

Prior to kicking off their 2016 tour, Zac Brown Band’s Southern Ground Music & Food Festival returns to Charleston, South Carolina for its fifth year on April 16-17. Headliners include Tedeschi Trucks Band and Thomas Rhett with additional performances by Michael Franti & Spearhead, Kacey Musgraves, Hunter Hayes, Marshall Tucker Band and more.

Zac Brown Band is represented by ROAR, a Beverly Hills-based talent and brand management company. The band is also represented by CAA, public relations firm Shore Fire Media and strategic digital marketing agency Girlilla Marketing.

ZAC BROWN BAND’S BLACK OUT THE SUN TOUR DATES:

May 19: Hartford, Connecticut / XFINITY Theatre
May 20: Camden, New Jersey / BB&T Pavilion
May 21: Burgettstown, Pennsylvania / First Niagara Pavilion
May 22: Noblesville, Indiana / Klipsch Music Center
May 27: Kansas City, Missouri / Sprint Center
May 28: Minneapolis, Minnesota / Target Field
June 3: Mountain View, California / Shoreline Amphitheatre
June 4: Irvine, California / Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre
June 5: Inglewood, California / The Forum
June 24: Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio / Blossom Music Center
June 25: East Troy, Wisconsin / Alpine Valley Music Theatre
June 26: East Troy, Wisconsin / Alpine Valley Music Theatre
July 1: Cincinnati, Ohio / Riverbend Music Center
July 2: Clarkston, Michigan / DTE Energy Music Theatre
July 3: Darien Center, New York / Darien Lake Performing Arts Center
July 21: Syracuse, New York / Lakeview Amphitheater
July 22: Bethel, New York / Bethel Woods Center for the Arts
July 23: Hershey, Pennsylvania / Hersheypark Stadium
Aug. 12: Houston, Texas / Minute Maid Park
Aug. 13: Dallas, Texas / Gexa Energy Pavilion
Aug. 14: Austin, Texas / Austin360 Amphitheater
Aug. 19: Flushing, New York / Citi Field
Aug. 20: Boston, Massachusetts / Fenway Park
Aug. 21: Boston, Massachusetts / Fenway Park
Sept. 2: Bristow, Virgina / Jiffy Lube Live
Sept. 3: Saratoga Springs, New York / Saratoga Performing Arts Center

Chris Stapleton has added several tour dates and will perform on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Wednesday night (Feb. 10). Earlier this week, Stapleton won his first Grammys, in the categories of Best Country Song (“Traveller”) and Best Country Album (Traveller).

New tour dates include a co-headlining show with Jason Isbell on June 18 in Columbia, Maryland. He’s also part of the lineup for Luke Bryan’s stadium tour on July 16 in Gillette Stadium near Boston, and Oct. 22 in AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. As previously announced, he will co-headline a series of concerts with Hank Williams Jr. in August.

Upcoming performances include a date at Turner Field as part of the Atlanta Braves Summer Concert Series on May 29. He will headline shows in California at the Greek Theatre in Berkeley, The Santa Barbara Bowl, and the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles.

Tour stops have also been added in the following cities: Denver (two shows); Las Vegas; San Diego; Bakersfield, California; Mesa, Arizona; and Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Stapleton will launch a three-night sold-out series of shows at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville on Feb. 18. He also has six concerts confirmed for Europe in March.

Chris Stapleton’s Confirmed Tour Dates

February 18-20: Nashville, Tennessee; Ryman Auditorium
February 26: Lubbock, Texas; City Bank Auditorium
February 27: San Antonio, Texas; San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo
February 28: Thackerville, Oklahoma; WinStar World Casino

March 11: Dublin, Ireland; C2C Country To Country
March 12: Glasgow, U.K.; C2C Country To Country
March 13: London, U.K.; C2C Country To Country
March 15: Munich, Germany; Technikum
March 16: Berlin, Germany; Columbia Theater
March 18: Hamburg, Germany; Mojo Club

April 2: Las Vegas, Nevada; ACM Party For A Cause Festival
April 14: Mesa, Arizona; Mesa Amphitheatre
April 15: Las Vegas, Nevada; The Joint
April 17: Indio, California; Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival
April 22: Bakersfield, California; Rabobank Theatre
April 23: Berkeley, California; The Greek Theatre
April 24: Indio, California; Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival
April 26: Santa Barbara, California; Santa Barbara Bowl
April 27: Los Angeles, California; The Greek Theatre
April 30: Indio, California; Stagecoach Festival

May 1: San Diego, California; Humphrey’s
May 4: Albuquerque, New Mexico: Sandia Casino
May 5-6: Denver, Colorado: Fillmore Auditorium
May 28: Daytona, Florida: Country 500 Festival
May 29: Atlanta, Georgia; Turner Field

June 9-12: Manchester, Tennessee; Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival
June 18: Columbia, Maryland; Merriweather Post Pavilion (co-headling with Jason Isbell)
July 16: Boston, Massachusetts; Gillette Stadium (Luke Bryan’s Kill the Lights Tour)

August 5: Tampa, Florida; MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre (with Hank Williams Jr.)
August 6: West Palm Beach, Florida; Perfect Vodka Amphitheatre (with Hank Williams Jr.)
August 12: Houston, Texas; Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion (with Hank Williams Jr.)
August 13: Austin, Texas; Austin360 Amphitheater (with Hank Williams Jr.)
August 19: Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio; Blossom Music Center (with Hank Williams Jr.)
August 20: Clarkston, Michigan; DTE Energy Music Theatre (with Hank Williams Jr.)
August 26: Noblesville, Indiana; Klipsch Music Center (with Hank Williams Jr.)
August 27: Cincinnati, Ohio; Riverbend Music Center (with Hank Williams Jr.)

October 22: Arlington, Texas: AT&T Stadium (Luke Bryan’s Kill the Lights Tour)

On Sunday, Feb. 7, Beyoncé not only made a special performance during Super Bowl 50, she also announced a new tour.

Beyoncé’s Formation World Tour will visit Nashville’s Nissan Stadium on Thursday, May 5.

Other U.S. stops include Atlanta, Dallas, Houston, Boston, New York City, Los Angeles and more.

The Formation World Tour will launch April 27 in Miami, Florida, with several North American tour dates before heading to Europe in June. The tour is named after her current single “Formation,” which she released Saturday, Feb. 6, along with an accompanying music video.

The Formation World Tour marks the entertainer’s first major tour since 2013’s Mrs. Carter Show.

Tickets for the Formation World Tour go on sale Feb. 16, but pre-sale begins Feb. 9.

Charles Kelley will release his first solo album, The Driver, on Friday (Feb. 5). The singer-songwriter will celebrate the project with appearances on Good Morning America (Feb. 3), Watch What Happens Live (Feb. 4), and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert (Feb. 5).

Additionally, Kelley will embark on The Driver Tour for several dates in April and May. Kelley will bring brother Josh Kelley along as a special guest.

“This album was all about just making something I could be really proud of,” said Kelley. “So, to hear some of the early feedback that people are into the handful of songs that we’ve shared so far really confirms that taking this creative risk was worth it. It’s going to be great to get back out on the road now that we’ve got a full album of new songs to work with, and to have my brother out there with me is going to make it even cooler.”

Several of these tour dates are fulfillments, after they were postponed in December 2015. The tour is presented by Enterprise.

Beginning Friday at charleskelley.com, fans will receive a download of the new album with every ticket transaction.

The Driver Tour Dates:
April 9: Washington, D.C.; The Fillmore
April 11: Boston, Massachusetts; House of Blues
April 13: Cleveland, Ohio; House of Blues
April 14: Chicago, Illinois; House of Blues
April 15: St Louis, Missouri; The Pageant
April 23: Anaheim, California; House of Blues
April 24: San Jose, California; Club Rodeo
April 26: Los Angeles, California; Troubadour
May 1: Houston, Texas; House of Blues
May 3: Nashville, Tennessee; 3rd & Lindsley
May 6: Athens, Georgia; Georgia Theater