Hunt announces Lipstick Graffiti Tour
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Hunt announces Lipstick Graffiti Tour

Sunday, November 9, 2014 – Sam Hunt will headline the Lipstick Graffiti Tour, launching Jan. 29 at the Troubadour in West Hollywood, Calif. The tour will run through mid-April making stops across the country from Anaheim, Dallas and Denver to Chicago, Boston, New York and more.

Support on the Lipstick Graffiti Tour will be Show Dog-Universal Music's Native Run and Warner Music Nashville's Michael Ray.

Ticket pre-sale opens this Wednesday, Nov. 12 with public on-sale to follow Friday, Nov. 14.

Hunt recently scored his first number one as an artist with his Platinum-selling "Leave the Night On," the lead single off "Montevallo," the number one and best-selling debut album for a country artist since 2011.,

Hunt will release new single, "Take Your Time," impacting country radio Nov. 24.

Tour dates are:
Jan. 29 West Hollywood, Calif. Troubadour
Jan. 30 Anaheim, Calif. House of Blues
Feb. 5 Dallas, Texas House of Blues
Feb. 7 Jackson, Miss. Hal & Mal's
Feb. 11 New York, N.Y. Irving Plaza
Feb. 12 Boston, Mass. Paradise Rock Club
Feb. 13 Burlington, Vt. Higher Ground
Feb. 14 Silver Spring, Md. The Fillmore
Feb. 19 Knoxville, Tenn. Bijou Theatre
Feb. 20 North Myrtle Beach, S.C. House of Blues
Feb. 21 Charleston, S.C. Music Farm
March 12 Columbus, Ohio Newport Music Hall
March 13 Grand Rapids, Mich. The Intersection
March 14 Chicago, Ill. Joe's Bar
March 20 Lincoln, Neb. Bourbon Theatre
March 21 Denver, Colo. Ogden Theatre
April 4 Milwaukee, Wisc. The Rave

Additional dates will be announced


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