Jamey Johnson Announces Traveling Truebadour Headlining Tour

Jamey Johnson will take his traditional country sound nationwide in 2026 with the launch of his Traveling Truebadour headlining tour, running from May through October. The tour kicks off May 8 in Hiawassee, Georgia, and is currently scheduled through October 11 in Verona, New York, with 31 dates announced and additional shows expected.

The Grand Ole Opry member will bring a mix of material spanning his catalog, including songs from his latest album Midnight Gasoline, new music from an upcoming project, and established tracks such as “In Color” and “High Cost of Living.” Known for tailoring each performance, Johnson continues his approach of delivering unique setlists from night to night.

The run includes a mix of solo acoustic performances and full band shows, reflecting the range of his live presentation. The 2026 tour also coincides with the 20th anniversary of his major label debut, The Dollar.

Tickets for most dates go on sale Friday, April 17 at 10 a.m. local time via jameyjohnson.com/tour, with select festival appearances, free events, and dates with varying on-sale schedules noted in the routing.

Tour Dates:

May 8 — Hiawassee, GA — Anderson Music Hall
May 22 — Quapaw, OK — Downstream Casino Resort – Indoor Pavilion
May 23 — Richmond, MO — Branded Outdoor Theater
June 3 — Wheeling, WV — The Capitol Theatre
June 4 — Farmington, PA — Timber Rock Amphitheatre
June 5 — Charlotte, NC — The TD Amp Ballantyne
June 6 — Paris, TN — Tennessee River Jam
June 11 — Chesterfield, MO — The Chesterfield Amphitheater
June 12 — Sheffield, IL — Psycho Silo Saloon
July 9 — Fort Loramie, OH — Country Concert At Hickory Hill Lakes
July 10 — Bethlehem, PA — Wind Creek Event Center
July 11 — Danville, VA — The Pantheon at Caesars Virginia
July 25 — Bowler, WI — North Star Mohican Casino
July 31 — Lake Charles, LA — Golden Nugget Lake Charles
August 1 — Bossier City, LA — Paradise Theater at Margaritaville Resort Casino
August 8 — Detroit Lakes, MN — WE Fest
August 9 — Vale, SD — Full Throttle Saloon
August 13 — Shipshewana, IN — Blue Gate Performing Arts Center
August 15 — French Lick, IN — French Lick Resort
September 4 — Fort Worth, TX — Billy Bob’s Texas
September 5 — Grant, OK — Choctaw Casino Stage 271
September 11 — New Haven, KY — The Amp at Log Still
September 12 — Petros, TN — Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary
September 19 — Effingham, IL — Effingham Performance Center
September 20 — Marion, IL — Marion Cultural and Civic Center
October 2 — Gautier, MS — The Sound Amphitheater
October 3 — Pine Bluff, AR — Saracen Event Center at Saracen Casino Resort
October 8 — Bristol, VA — Hard Rock Live Bristol
October 9 — Charles Town, WV — The Event Center at Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races
October 10 — Atlantic City, NJ — Tropicana Atlantic City – Tropicana Showroom
October 11 — Verona, NY — Turning Stone Resort Casino – Event Center

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