Popular country music star Luke Bryan has officially announced the dates for his highly anticipated tour “Country Song Came On”. For all those country fans looking to spice up their summer, this tour is the perfect place to start. The tour, named after his hit song, begins on May 29, 2025, hitting major U.S. cities like Los Angeles, NYC, Nashville, Chicago, and many more. Pre-sales tickets end this weekend, so far all those fans wanting to secure their ticket, what are you waiting for?
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Fans can expect fun-filled nights, with Luke performing tracks from his new album and those old-time favorites everyone loves from “Kick the Dust Up” to “Country Girl”. Known for his energetic stage presence and incredible stage presence, Luke Bryan will have country fans singing like there is no tomorrow. Appearing to be one of his biggest tours yet, Bryan will be performing in many arenas and featuring many special guests including, George Birge, Randall King, Mae Estes, and many more. Whether you’re a long-time Luke Bryan fan or just love a good country song, this tour promises you a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Plus it’s Luke Bryan who wouldn’t want to see him.
Tickets for “Country Song Came On” will officially go on sale in February 2025. Fans can follow Luke Bryan on Instagram or go to his official website for any updates or exciting news. While you’re on the website make sure to swag yourself out with some merch. Mark your calendar and take out your credit cards because you definitely won’t want to miss this. The summer of 2025 will be one to remember with a Luke Bryan concert!
Tour Dates:
- May 29 − Bethel, N.Y. − Bethel Woods Center for the Arts
- May 30 − Holmdel, N.J. − PNC Bank Arts Center
- May 31 − Wantagh, N.Y. − Northwell at Jones Beach Theater
- June 5 − Syracuse, N.Y. − Empower Federal Credit Union Amp. At Lakeview
- June 6 − Camden, N.J. − Freedom Mortgage Pavilion
- June 7 − Raleigh, N.C. − Coastal Credit Union Music Park
- June 12 − Savannah, Ga. − Enmarket Arena
- June 13 − Orlando, Fla. − Kia Center
- June 19 − Rogers, Ark. − Walmart AMP
- June 20 − Dallas − Dos Equis Pavilion
- June 21 − Lafayette, La. − CAJUNDOME
- June 26 − Grand Junction, Colo. − Country Jam
- June 27 − North Platte, Neb. − NebraksaLand Days
- July 10 − Toronto − Budweiser Stage
- July 11 − Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio − Blossom Music Center
- July 12 − Hershey, Pa. − Hersheypark Stadium
- July 17 − Greenville, S.C. − Bon Secours Wellness Arena
- July 18 − Charleston, S.C. − Credit One Stadium
- July 19 − Birmingham, Ala. − Coca-Cola Amphitheater
- July 31 − St. Louis, Mo. − Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre
- Aug 1 − Cincinnati − Riverbend Music Center
- Aug 2 − Burgettstown, Pa. − The Pavilion at Star Lake
- Aug 7 − Columbia, Md. − Merriweather Post Pavilion
- Aug 8 − Mansfield, Mass. − Xfinity Center
- Aug 9 − Hartford, Conn. − Xfinity Theatre
- Aug 14 − Charleston, W.Va. − Charleston Coliseum
- Aug 16 − Virginia Beach, Va. − Veterans United Home Loans Amp. at Virginia Beach
- Aug 24 − Bangor, Maine − Maine Savings Amphitheater
- Aug 28 − Noblesville, Ind.
- Aug 30 − Buffalo, N.Y. − Darien Lake Amphitheater
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