Chris Stapleton's All-American Road Show Tour adds second Phoenix concert at Desert Diamond Arena. Here are ticket details and fan club presale info.

Chris Stapleton's All-American Road Show Tour supporting "Higher" will play Desert Diamond Arena. Here are ticket details and fan club presale info.

Chris Stapleton fans will have more chances to see him on the road in 2025. The Grammy-winning singer-songwriter has added nine new concerts to his 2025 All-American Road Show Tour. This year will find Stapleton playing shows in Australia and New Zealand in February and March,

American Road Show” dates in 2025 “due to overwhelming demand,” per a press release issued Friday (January 17). Stapleton announced the star-studded tour last week. Tickets were scheduled to go on sale Friday morning,

Last week, Chris Stapleton announced the 2025 edition of his All-American Road Show tour. His 2025 dates kick off in February in Australia, and he will tour there and New Zealand through March, but his newly announced United States dates will kick off in June and run through October.

See below for concert dates on Stapleton’s All-American Road Show 2025 Tour and get your tickets before they sell out. June 4 – Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, S.C. – Shop tickets June 7 – John Paul Jones Arena in Charlottesville, Va. – Shop tickets June 12 – Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids, Mich. – Shop tickets

The Chris Stapleton “All American Road Show” plays Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids, Michigan on Thursday, June 12.

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