Bentley goes for Beers on Me winter run
Dierks Bentley will be on the road for the winter run of his Beers on Me Tour.
After wrapping the first leg this past weekend, Bentley will continue that momentum with a 21-city run launching Jan. 6, 2022 in London, Ontario, Canada. The tour will include openers Jordan Davis along with Tenille Arts and Lainey Wilson. Tickets go on sale to the public beginning Friday at 10 a.m. local time.
"People think we are crazy to go to Canada and the Northwest in January, but we've learned from previous tours that it's a great time to bring a party up there," Bentley said. "For me personally, I don't mind that there is plenty of ice, snow and mountains for some adventure between shows."
Also launching today is the official music video for the single by the same name. Bentley, HARDY and BRELAND ambushed unsuspecting bystanders across Nashville with free beer and plenty of high fives and selfies.
Tour dates are:
Jan. 06 London, ON - Budweiser Gardens*
Jan. 8 Oshawa, ON - Tribute Communities Centre*
Jan. 9 Ottawa, ON - Canadian Tire Centre*
Jan. 13 Winnipeg, MB - Canada Life Centre*
Jan. 14 Saskatoon, SK - SaskTel Centre*
Jan. 15 Regina, SK - Brandt Centre*
Jan. 19 Lethbridge, AB - ENMAX Centre*
Jan. 20 Calgary, AB - Scotiabank Saddledome*
Jan. 21 Edmonton, AB - Rogers Place*
Jan. 28 Kelowna, BC - Prospera Place*
Jan. 29 Vancouver, BC - Rogers Arena*
Feb. 4 Missoula, MT - Adams Center**
Feb. 5 Billings, MT - MetraPark**
Feb. 10 Yakima, WA - SunDome**
Feb. 11 Eugene, OR - Matthew Knight Arena**
Feb. 12 Tacoma, WA - TacomaDome**
Feb. 24 Columbus OH – Nationwide Arena**-
March 3 Grand Rapids, MI - Van Andel Arena**
March 4 Bloomington, IN - Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall**
March 5 Toledo OH – Huntington Center**-
* with Jordan Davis and Tenille Arts
** with Jordan Davis and Lainey Wilson
- On sale Nov. 9 at 10 a.m. local time
More news for Dierks Bentley
- 07/29/21: Bentley plies "Beers on Me"
- 07/13/21: Bentley issues surprise bluegrass EP
- 07/12/21: Bentley cancels Seven Peaks over COVID capacity restrictions
- 06/08/21: Bentley, Urban headline Seven Peaks
- 05/07/21: For Bentley, the "Beer's On Me" when it comes to touring
- 04/26/21: Bentley goes back to the future with club tour
- 10/21/20: Bentley is "Gone"
- 02/18/20: Underwood, Shelton, Bentley, Old Dominion top Hometown Rising fest
CD reviews for Dierks Bentley
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