Blake Shelton has announced that the second leg of his "Back to the Honky Tonk Tour" will launch in February, 2024.
Joining him on the 17-date run are multi-platinum country star Dustin Lynch and rising country artist of "The Voice" fame Emily Ann Roberts.
The tour will span the United States and Canada, kicking off on February 22 in Hershey, Pennsylvania.
Tickets for all markets except Glendale will be available via an exclusive fan presale beginning October 24 at 10:00 am local time through October 26 at 10:00 pm local time. The general on-sale will start on October 27 at 10am local time.
Tickets for Glendale will be available via an exclusive fan presale beginning October 31 at 10:00 am local time through November 2 at 10:00 pm local time. The general on-sale for Glendale will start on November 3 at 10am local time.
Fans can sign up for the exclusive fan presale at https://www.blakeshelton.com/backtothehonkytonk.
In the first leg of the "Back to the Honky Tonk Tour," Shelton played 18 concerts across the U.S. during February-March 2023, evoking widespread praise.
Back to the Honky Tonk 2024 Tour Dates:
February 22: Hershey, Pennsylvania, Giant CenterFebruary 23: Detroit, Michigan, Little Caesars ArenaFebruary 24: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Fiserv ForumFebruary 29: Lafayette, Louisiana, CajundomeMarch 1: Austin, Texas, Moody CenterMarch 2: Bossier City, Louisiana, Brookshire Grocery ArenaMarch 7: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada, Sasktel CentreMarch 8: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Rogers PlaceMarch 9: Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Scotiabank SaddledomeMarch 14: Spokane, Washington, Spokane ArenaMarch 15: Tacoma, Washington, Tacoma DomeMarch 16: Portland, Oregon, Moda CenterMarch 21: Fresno, California, Save Mart CenterMarch 22: Palm Springs, California, Acrisure ArenaMarch 23: Glendale, Arizona, Desert Diamond Arena March 27: Moline, Illinois, Vibrant Arena at the MarkMarch 29: Wichita, Kansas, Intrust Bank Arena
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