Chris Stapleton’s All-American Road Show Tour Coming to an End 2026

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Chris Stapleton’s All-American Road Show Tour Info

A tour which kicked off almost nine years ago, Chris Stapleton's All-American Road Show Tour, will finally be coming to an end with the popular country singer winding things down this Spring and Summer in 2026 with a number of North American concert dates.

The 47-year-old Stapleton—he will be 48 by the next time he is on stage—has been playing dates all year, including concerts in Hollywood, California (January), Las Vegas (January), and San Francisco (February), and will return again on April 19 in Washington, DC.

This first solo tour from the Kentucky product—in support of his second and third studio records—has already had 181 shows over a mind-boggling 7 legs and was extended due to its mammoth success. The tour is scheduled to end on October 11 in Hollywood, Florida.

The average Chris Stapleton ticket price is $366.56, with the typical price (median) at $293.70. VIP and premium seats can be had for as much as $27,089.70 for the high-rollers who want to enjoy the ultimate country concert experience.

The cheapest ticket to be found for now is at Rogers Stadium in Toronto on September 1, where no service fee Chris Stapleton tickets can be found here at TicketX for as low as just $50.60, but act fast because they are going like hot cakes fresh off the griddle!

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Chris Stapleton Concert Dates 2026—April, May, June

After playing the Two Step Inn in Georgetown, Texas, on April 19, Chris Stapleton will restart the engines with shows in Nashville, Tennessee (May 23), Panama City, Florida (May 29), Jacksonville, Florida (June 11), and Tampa, Florida (June 13).

Chris Stapleton then has concerts in Burgettstown, Pennsylvania (June 17), Charlotte, North Carolina (June 20), Hershey, Pennsylvania (June 24), and two shows at the North Charleston Coliseum in North Charleston, South Carolina (June 26-27).

Chris Stapleton Concert Dates 2026—July, August

Chris Stapleton's All-American Road Show Tour starts off in July in Mountain View, California (July 8), before shows in Chula Vista, California (July 10), Paso Robles, California (July 14), and Providence Park in Portland, Oregon (July 8).

Next up, nights in Whitefish, Montana (July 19), Vancouver, Canada (July 22), George, Washington (July 24-25), Shakopee (Prior Lake), Minnesota (July 29-30), Cincinnati, Ohio (August 1), Toronto, Canada (August 6), Detroit (August 8), and Boston (August 14-15).

Chris Stapleton stays out East with concerts in Virginia Beach, Virginia (August 18), Atlanta (August 21), and Mercedes-Benz Stadium, where Lainey Wilson and Ashley McBride will lead things off, Wantagh, NY (August 28), and Camden, NJ (August 28).

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Chris Stapleton Concert Dates 2026—September, October

After so many nights and so many cities, Chris Stapleton's All-American Road Show Tour starts to see the end of the road, starting at Rogers Stadium in Toronto, Canada, on September 1, where Zach Top and Ashley McBride will be the backup acts.

On September 26—although not part of the tour—Stapleton will headline the third night of the Bourbon & Beyond Festival at the Kentucky Expo Center in Louisville, Kentucky.

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Autumn will see Chris Stapleton in Bristow, Virginia (October 2), Lincoln, Nebraska (October 7), before wrapping this up with two nights at the Morrison Amphitheater in Riverside, California (October 10-11), where Nikki Lane is the backup act.

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How Long are Chris Stapleton Shows?

According to online fan reports regarding recent Chris Stapleton concerts, Chris Stapleton concerts typically run about 100 to 120 minutes when he is headlining his own shows, with slight variation based on venue, crowd, and setlist.

Because performance times sometimes differ, please be aware that all times listed on TicketX are approximate. And with backup acts on the vast majority of these Chris Stapleton's All-American Road Show Tour shows, expect nights in the 3-hours-plus range.

Chris Stapleton Tour Opening Acts

The talented backup acts on Chris Stapleton's All-American Road Show Tour include Lainey Wilson, Allen Stone, Grace Potter, Grace Bowers, Nikki Lane, Molly Tuttle, The Teskey Brothers, Zach Top, Ashley McBride, Carter Faith, and Mike Campbell.

Chris Stapleton Setlist

Here is the Chris Stapleton setlist from his show at Hard Rock Live in Hollywood, Florida, on January 11, 2026, and All-American Road Show Tour, where Stapleton belted out 26 songs, including two encores:

1. Bad As I Used To Be

2. Midnight Train to Memphis (The SteelDrivers cover)

3. Arkansas

4. What Am I Gonna Do

5. Worry B Gone (Guy Clark cover)

6. Nobody to Blame

7. Millionaire (Kevin Welch cover)

8. Parachute

9. It Takes a Woman

10. Think I’m In Love With You

11. Drunkard’s Prayer

12. A Simple Song

13. Maggie’s Song

14. I Was Wrong

15. White Horse

16. Cold

17. Starting Over

18. Joy Of My Life (John Fogerty cover)

19. You Should Probably Leave

20. Might as Well Get Stoned

21. The Devil Named Music

22. Fire Away

23. Broken Halos

24. Tennessee Whiskey (David Allen Coe cover)

25. What Are You Listening To? (Encore #1)

26. Death Row (Encore #2)

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Where Can I Find Chris Stapleton Merch?

You can find Chris Stapleton merchandise online at the official Chris Stapleton website and the store tab, where you can get music, apparel, and cool accessories like these:

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Chris Stampleton Tour Dates and Location

Kindly note that this is a partial list of locations and dates. Please visit Artist Tickets page for the complete list of tour dates.

About Chris Stapleton

Christopher Alvin Stapleton was born on April 15, 1978, in Lexington, Kentucky, and he grew up in Staffordsville, Kentucky, graduating from Johnson Central High School in Pantsville, where he played football across from future NFL #1 pick Tim Couch (Browns).

The future singer-songwriter was class Valedictorian for the Golden Eagles before moving to Nashville, Tennessee—the Mecca of Country Music—to attend Vanderbilt University before dropping out to pursue a career in music.

After signing with Sea Gayle Music, Stapleton became known as a great songwriter, and the rising solo country star also penned hit songs for artists like Kenny Chesney, George Strait, Adele, Taylor Swift, Kelly Clarkson, Josh Turner, Luke Bryan, and Sheryl Crow.

Stapleton was the lead vocalist for both The SteelDrivers and The Jompson Brothers before emerging as a solo act. His first solo album, Traveller (2015), hit #1 on the Billboard Hot 200. His cover of “Tennessee Whiskey” got diamond certification from the RIAA.

He has already won 11 Grammy Awards and has been married to his wife, Morgane Hayes, since 2007. The happy couple has five children—four boys and a girl—including Waylon and twins Macon and Samuel. The family calls Nashville home, like many country artists.

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Chris Stapleton Discography

• Traveller (2015)

• From A Room: Volume 1 (2017)

• From A Room: Volume 2 (2017)

• Starting Over (2020)

• Higher (2023)

Chris Stapleton Songs

Chris Stapleton has one song on Spotify with more than 1 billion streams in “Tennessee Whiskey” (#1 1,433, 679,639 billion streams on March 21, 2026), with 13 others topping the 200 million mark including “You Should Probably Leave” (#2), “Broken Halos” (#3), “Say Something” (#4), “Starting Over” (#5), ”Parachute” (#6), and “Blue Strips” (#7).

“Think I’m In Love With You” (#8), “Millionaire” (#9), “Fire Away” (#10), “Traveller” (#11), “I Bet You Think About Me” (#12), “Joy Of My Life” (#13), and “BLOW (with Bruno Mars, #14) all following.

Other Chris Stapleton songs worth giving a listen include his wonderful tribute to Prince, “Nothing Compares 2U,” his cover of Metallica’s “Nothing Else Matters,” and his tender tribute to Willie Nelson and his touching rendition of “You Were Always On My Mind.”

And Stapleton’s heartfelt version of the “National Anthem” at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, on February 12, 2023, at Super Bowl LVII is also as good as it gets.

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