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Young strips it down

Tuesday, December 3, 2024 – Brett Young will hit the road on his Back To Basics World Tour 2025.

Kicking off on Feb/ 13 in Springfield, Ill., Young will make stops throughout the U.S., Australia, Norway, Sweden, the Netherlands, Germany and the United Kingdom. The tour will feature a stripped down music.

Tickets for the Back To Basics World Tour 2025 will be available via fan club presale from Wednesday at 10 a.m. local through Thursday at 10 p.m. local. Public onsale begins on Friday at 10 a.m. local.

"Next year is going to be a lot of fun. I can't tell you how long I've wanted to do a tour like this where there aren't any bells and whistles, and the focus is completely on the music," said Young. "This tour is solely about the songs and the stories behind them being played by the best musicians around. I've always been a song person, and I'm so excited to finally share the music in its purest form."

Tour dates are: Feb. 13 – Springfield, IL // Sangamon Auditorium Feb. 14 – French Lick, IN // French Lick Resort Feb. 15 – Shipshewana, IN // Blue Gate PAC Feb. 20 – Washington, D.C. // Warner Theatre Feb. 21 – Philadelphia, PA // The Met Philadelphia Feb. 22 – Providence, RI // Veterans Memorial Auditorium Feb. 27 – Birmingham, AL // Alabama Theatre Feb. 28 – Biloxi, MS // Beau Rivage Resort & Casino
March 1 – Chattanooga, TN // Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Auditorium
March 6 – Jacksonville, FL // Florida Theatre
March 7 – Hollywood, FL // Hard Rock Live at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood
March 8 – Key West, FL // Key West Amphitheater
March 13 – Rockford, IL // Coronado Performing Arts Center
March 14 – Davenport, IA // Capitol Theatre
March 15 – Evansville, IN // Victory Theatre
April 10 – Madison, WI // Orpheum Theater
April 11 – Hinckley, MN // Grand Casino Event Center
April 12 – Winnipeg, MB // Centennial Concert Hall
April 14 – Tsuut'ina, AB // Grey Eagle Resort & Casino
April 15 – Edmonton, AB // Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium
April 17 – Vancouver, BC // Orpheum
April 25 – Fort Yates, ND // Prairie Knights Casino & Resort
April 26 – Hankinson, ND // Dakota Magic Casino
May 1 – Phoenix, AZ // Celebrity Theatre
May 2 – Valley Center, CA // Harrah's Resort
May 3 – Reno, NV // Grand Sierra Resort (Grand Theatre)
May 17 – Perth, AU // Metropolis Fremantle
May 19 – Melbourne, AU // Palais Theatre
May 21 – Sydney, AU // Enmore Theatre
May 24 – Rockhampton, AU // Great Western Hotel
May 25 – Brisbane, AU // Fortitude Music Hall
Oct. 23 – Olso, NO // Sentrum Scene
Oct. 24 – Stockholm, SE // Fallan
Oct. 26 – Tilburg, NE // O13
Oct. 27 – Munich, DE // TonHalle
Oct. 28 – Cologne, DE // Theater am Tanzbrunnen
Oct. 31 – Belfast, UK // SSE Arena
Nov. 2 – Glasgow, UK // OVO Hydro Arena
Nov. 4 – Birmingham, UK // Utilita Arena
Nov. 5 – Manchester, UK // O2 Apollo
Nov. 6 – London, UK // Eventim Apollo


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