Watson announces tour dates
The tour starts on June 28 in Watson's hometown of Abilene, Texas, one week after the release of his "Red Bandana" album.
"I am so excited to announce the new tour this summer with the release of my new album, 'Red Bandana'," said Watson. "Of course, kicking it off in my hometown of Abilene means the world to me. Touring is what we do, it's how we built the business and met so many amazing fans over the years. I can assure everyone that we plan on coming to your market over the course of this record with a brand-new stage and production as well as set list. We'll be playing the old favorites and a lot of new songs from 'Red Bandana'."
Tour dates are:
June 28 - Taylor County Expo Center - Abilene, TX
June 29 - White Oak Music Hall (Outdoors) - Houston, TX
July 6 - Big Lake Festival - Big Lake, TX
July 11 - Hodag Country Festival - Rhinelander, WI
July 12 - Riverfront Live - Cincinnati, OH
July 13 - Jam In The Valley - Varysburg, NY
July 18 - Adams County Fair - Hastings, NE
July 19 - Lazy Gators - Lake Of The Ozarks, MO
July 26 - A Night In The Country - Yerington, NV
Aug. 10 - Ford Park Arena - Beaumont, TX
Aug. 15 - Power & Lights District - Kansas City, MO
Sept. 5 - Washington State Fair - Puyallup, WA
More dates will be announced. Tickets are on sale.
More news for Aaron Watson
- 07/27/22: Watson returns to road after vocal rest
- 01/08/21: Gibb, Wallen, Watson offer new sounds
- 01/04/19: Watson announces new disc
- 10/29/18: Watson announces '19 tour
- 08/24/18: The Devil Makes Three, Watson live are out
- 06/28/18: Watson keeps up the pace on "Run Wild Horses"
- 01/17/17: Watson follows tough act, his own
- 02/26/15: Little-known Texas artist tops Billboard
CD reviews for Aaron Watson
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