Tyler Childers Plots 2025 Tour with Wynonna Judd, Charley Crockett, Robert Earl Keen, The Hold Steady and More

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Since first stepping onto the scene in 2011, Tyler Childers has seen a meteoric rise, earning an Americana Music Award, a RIAA certified Platinum record, seven Grammy nominations and an ever-expanding fan community. Today, Nov. 14, the alt-country star rides that tidal wave of acclaim into 2025 with the announcement of a massive tour, set the bring the artist to 27 high-profile stages across the country (and one overseas) from April to November. For this run, the Bluegrass State Golden Boy will welcome a team of 10 special guests, underscoring the caliber of his profile with icons like Wynonna Judd and Charley Crockett.

Childers will set out on his 2025 tour with an April 3 performance at New Orleans’ Smoothie King Center, featuring fellow Kentucky-based singer-songwriter S.G. Goodman. As the neotraditional country innovator moves through the South with stagings at Little Rock, Ark.’s Simmons Bank Arena and Oklahoma City’s Paycom Arena on April 6 and 7, he’ll be joined by Cory Branan, who will stay with Childers when he jumps north to Minneapolis’ Target Center on April 9. Goodman will tap in again to support an April 13 gig at Charlottesville, Va.’s John Paul Jones Arena, then Rhode Island folk-rockers Deer Tick will sign on for stops in Raleigh and Charlotte, North Carolina on April 15 and 16. On April 19, Childers will return to his home state for a stadium show at Lexington, Ky.’s Kroger Field; for this landmark appearance, he’ll welcome Wynonna–also a Kentucky legend–and Goodman.

Childers will set off the second leg of his 2025 tour on May 29 with a performance in Jacksonville, Fla. with Goodman, followed by a show without an opener at Panama City Beach, Fla. on May 31. After an Alabama staging, he’ll join up with Hayes Carll for a run through the Southwest, stopping in Houston, Albuquerque, N.M., Las Vegas and Phoenix from June 3-8. Childers will arrive on the West Coast on June 10 for an engagement at Los Angeles’ prestigious Hollywood Bowl, marking the occasion with appearances from the iconic Robert Earl Keen and Soma.

On July 26 and 27, Childers will present a two-night stand at East Troy, Wis.’s Alpine Valley Music Theater, with company from The Hold Steady and Medium Build on both nights to emphasize his alternative leanings. Come September, he’ll hop to the East Coast to set off a nine-stop fall run, beginning with bookings in Camden, N.J., Mansfield, Mass. and Bristow, Va. on Sept 24, 25 and 27 with Medium Build and Soma. The remainder of Childers’ 2025 tour will be framed by a pair of two-night stands; after bringing Medium Build to Queens, N.Y.’s Forest Hills Stadium on Sept. 29 and 30, he’ll make two stops in Ohio with Carll on Oct. 3 and 7 before a grand finale at Nashville, Tenn.’s GEODIS Park on Oct. 10 and 11, featuring Branan and the great Charley Crocket. After the lights go down, Childers will conclude his year of touring with a show at London’s The O2 on Nov. 15.

Tickets for Childers’ 2025 tour will be available through Artist Presale on Tuesday, Nov. 19 at 10 local time; presale registration is open now through Sunday, November 17 at 11:59 p.m. ET. A general on-sale will follow next Friday, Nov. 22 at 10 local time. $1 from every ticket sold will go to both Childers’ Hickman Holler Appalachian Relief Fund, focused on supporting philanthropic development in Appalachia, and REVERB, which aspires to reduce the environmental footprint of the live music industry. For tickets and more information, visit tylerchildersmusic.com.

In a testament to his crossover appeal, Childers recently joined Olivia Rodrigo onstage in his native Kentucky for an arena performance of “All Your’n.” Read more and watch the crossover here.

Read on for a complete list of Childers’ upcoming tour dates.

Tyler Childers Tour Dates:

February 6—Spark Arena—Auckland, New Zealand

February 8—Sandstone Point Hotel—Brisbane, Australia

February 9—The Green Room—Byron Bay, Australia

February 11—Hordern Pavilion—Sydney, Australia

February 12—Hordern Pavilion—Sydney, Australia

February 15—Newcastle Foreshore Park—Newcastle, Australia

February 16—Royal Theatre—Canberra, Australia

February 20—Sidney Myer Music Bowl—Melbourne, Australia

February 22—Coal Creek Community Park and Museum—Korumburra, Australia

February 24—The Drive—North Adelaide, Australia

February 28—Kings Park & Botanic Garden—Perth, Australia

April 3—Smoothie King Center*—New Orleans

April 6—Simmons Bank Arena‡—North Little Rock, Ark.

April 7—Paycom Center‡—Oklahoma City

April 9—Target Center‡—Minneapolis

April 13—John Paul Jones Arena*—Charlottesville, Va.

April 15—Coastal Credit Union Music Park†—Raleigh, N.C.

April 16—PNC Music Pavilion†—Charlotte, N.C.

April 19—Kroger Field+—Lexington, Ky.

May 29—VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena*—Jacksonville, Fla.

May 31—Gulf Coast Jam—Panama City Beach, Fla.

June 1—The Wharf Amphitheater*—Orange Beach, Ala.

June 3—The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion presented by Huntsman**—The Woodlands, Texas

June 5—Isleta Amphitheater**—Albuquerque, N.M.

June 7—MGM Grand Garden Arena**—Las Vegas

June 8—Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre**—Phoenix

June 10—Hollywood Bowl~—Los Angeles

July 26—Alpine Valley Music Theatre#—East Troy, Wis.

July 27—Alpine Valley Music Theatre#—East Troy, Wis.

September 24—Freedom Mortgage Pavilion%—Camden, N.J.

September 25—Xfinity Center%—Mansfield, Mass.

September 27—Jiffy Lube Live%—Bristow, Va.

September 29—Forest Hills Stadium^—Forest Hills, N.Y.

September 30—Forest Hills Stadium^—Forest Hills, NY

October 3—Riverbend Music Center**—Cincinnati

October 7—Blossom Music Center**—Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio

October 10—GEODIS Park‡‡—Nashville, Tenn.

October 11—GEODIS Park‡‡—Nashville, Tenn.

November 15—The O2—London

*with special guest S.G. Goodman

‡with special guest Cory Branan

†with special guest Deer Tick

+with special guests S.G. Goodman and Wynonna Judd

~with special guests SOMA and Robert Earl Keen

#with special guests Medium Build and The Hold Steady

%with special guests SOMA and Medium Build

^with special guest Medium Build

**with special guest Hayes Carll

‡‡with special guests Cory Branan and Charley Crocket