Multi-platinum Grammy Award-winning Little Big Town have announced the Fall 2026 "For The Art Of It" Tour.
Produced by Live Nation and in support of their forthcoming album It's A Dying Art, the U.S.-Canada tour kicks off in St. Petersburg, Florida, on September 24.
Karen Fairchild, Kimberly Schlapman, Phillip Sweet, and Jimi Westbrook are set to perform in Atlanta, Boston, Detroit, Philadelphia, Dallas, Houston, Chicago, Toronto, and more this fall.
Tickets go on sale on Friday, June 12 at 10 a.m. at LiveNation.com, LittleBigTown.com and Ticketmaster.com. Presales will run throughout the week ahead of the general on-sale. The tour will also offer exclusive VIP packages and elevated fan experiences available in each city.
Meanwhile, Little Big Town's 12th studio album, It's A Dying Art, arrives on August 28 via MCA.
The album features standout collaborations with friends including Ashley Monroe, Jason Isbell, and Kelsea Ballerini.
Ahead of the album's release, the band has offered fans an early glimpse into It's A Dying Art with two standout tracks, starting with the lead track "Hey There Sunshine."
Most recently, the band released "Over and Over," which Billboard hailed as a "top-shelf post-breakup anthem."
For The Art Of It Tour Dates:
Sept. 24 -- St. Petersburg, FL -- Duke Energy Center for the Arts - Mahaffey TheaterSept. 25 -- Orlando, FL -- Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts -- Walt Disney TheaterSept. 26 -- Atlanta, GA -- Fox TheatreOct. 1 -- Louisville, KY -- The Louisville Palace TheatreOct. 2 -- Milwaukee, WI -- Miller High Life TheatreOct. 8 -- Chattanooga, TN -- Soldiers and Sailors Memorial AuditoriumOct. 9 -- St. Louis, MO -- Stifel TheatreOct. 10 -- Minneapolis, MN -- State TheatreOct. 15 -- Boston, MA -- Boch Center Wang TheatreOct. 17 -- Philadelphia, PA -- The Met Philadelphia presented by HighmarkOct. 18 -- Wallingford, CT -- Toyota Oakdale TheatreOct. 22 -- Newark, NJ -- New Jersey Performing Arts Center -- Prudential HallOct. 24 -- National Harbor, MD -- The Theater at MGM National HarborOct. 25 -- Pittsburgh, PA -- Citizens Live at The WylieOct. 29 -- San Antonio, TX -- Majestic TheatreOct. 30 -- Houston, TX -- The Hobby Center for the Performing ArtsOct. 31 -- Dallas, TX -- Music Hall at Fair ParkNov. 5 -- Virginia Beach, VA -- The Dome by Rutter MillsNov. 6 -- Durham, NC -- DPACNov. 7 -- Charlotte, NC -- Ovens AuditoriumNov. 12 -- Akron, OH -- Akron Civic TheatreNov. 13 -- Columbus, OH -- Mershon AuditoriumNov. 14 -- Indianapolis, IN -- Murat Theatre at Old National CentreNov. 19 -- Chicago, IL -- The Chicago TheatreNov. 20 -- Detroit, MI -- Fox TheatreNov. 22 -- Toronto, ON -- Massey Hall
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