Luke Bryan’s upcoming tour will reportedly include three stadium shows, proving that the country music star is quickly moving up into the big leagues.
The “Drunk On You” singer will kick off the second leg of his That’s My Kinda Night Tour on May 3. Since the singer’s popularity continues to grow with each passing month, Bryan will play three stadium shows to accommodate all of those screaming fans.
Luke Bryan has the aforementioned stadium gigs all mapped out for Pittsburgh, Chicago, and Philadelphia. The singer intends to add a little bit of everything to the show in hopes of giving his supporters plenty of bang for their buck.
“My main thing is more lights, more speakers, more video, more camera guys, more things to make it a very special, interactive experience with the fans,” Luke said during a press conference on Tuesday (January 14).
Bryan added, “We’re just so excited about announcing these stadium dates. We’re pretty fired up. The beauty of this career is you guys, the fans keep allowing my years to get better and better. This is obviously the first step in making it an unbelievable year.”
In addition to playing shows at three stadiums during the second leg of his tour, Luke Bryan said that he enjoys getting to spend two nights in some of the scheduled cities. According to the singer, doubling up gives him a chance to take a break from the road.
“To get to do two nights, it’s fun rolling in, doing a show, going riding around the cities, eating some of the local fare. We can sit back and enjoy and be rested for a second show,” Luke Bryan explained during the press conference .
The singer clearly loves spending time with his fans. Luke Bryan continued, “There’s nothing that feels better on this earth to know you’re loved by fans. People to have a great time, for people to come listen to music and make some great memories.”
Check out the complete list of upcoming tour dates below.
May 3 – Vancouver, British Columbia May 4 – Kelowna, British Columbia May 6 – Dawson Creek, British Columbia May 9 – Calgary, Alberta May 10 – Edmonton, Alberta May 29 – Charlotte, North Carolina May 30-31 – Washington, D.C. June 1 – Holmdel, New Jersey June 6 – Virginia Beach, Virginia June 7-8 – Raleigh, North Carolina June 12-13 – St. Louis, Missouri June 19 – Detroit, Michigan June 21 – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania July 24 – Birmingham, Alabama July 25-26 – Atlanta, Georgia August 15 – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania August 16 – Darien Center, New York August 17 – Saratoga Springs, New York August 21-22 – Cleveland, Ohio August 23-24 – Cincinnati, Ohio August 29-30 – Indianapolis, Indiana August 31 – Chicago, Illinois September 11 – Manchester, New Hampshire September 12 – New York City, New York September 13 – Hartford, Connecticut September 18 – San Antonio, Texas September 19 – Houston, Texas September 20 – Dallas, Texas September 26 – Tampa, Florida September 27 – West Palm Beach, Florida October 16 – Sacramento, California October 17 – Concord, California October 18 – Mountain View, California October 23 – Phoenix, Arizona October 24 – San Diego, California October 25 – Los Angeles, California
Are you planning to catch Luke Bryan during his tour later this year?
