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Clay Walker, Tracy Lawrence Announce Co-Headlining Mini-Tour

By RTTNews Staff Writer   ✉   | Published:   | Follow Us On Google News

Clay Walker and Tracy Lawrence have announced plans to embark on a short co-headlining tour in the spring of 2022.

The nine-date tour kicks off on March 3 at Ovens Auditorium in Charlotte, North Carolina, and wraps up on March 19 at Owensboro Sports Center in Owensboro, Kentucky. Tickets are on sale now.

Both artists are set to perform their greatest hits, including Walker's "She Won't Be Lonely Long" and "If I Could Make a Living," and Lawrence's "Alibis," "Paint Me a Birmingham" and "Sticks and Stones."

"Tracy and I have been good friends for a lot of years and being on the same stage at the same time, singing one hit after another, is one of the highlights of my career," Walker said in a press release.

"So excited to be sharing the stage with my friend!" added Lawrence.
"Many years of hits between us and now we get to go out and play them together for all our fans. While we have toured together over the years, this time we decided to switch things up and share the stage and band for the entire show. No question — this is going to be a good time!"

Clay Walker and Tracy Lawrence's 2022 Tour Dates:

March 3 @ Charlotte, N.C. -- Ovens Auditorium
March 4 @ Roanoke, Va. -- Berglund Coliseum
March 5 @ Augusta, Ga. -- William Bell Auditorium
March 10 @ Charleston, West Va. @ Municipal Auditorium
March 11 @ Chattanooga, Tenn. @ Sailors and Soldiers Memorial Auditorium
March 12 @ Huntsville, Ala. @ Von Braun Center
March 17 @ Kalamazoo, Mich. @ Wings Event Center
March 18 @ Milwaukee, Wisc. @ The Riverside Theater
March 19 @ Owensboro, Ky. @ Owensboro SportsCenter

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