John Anderson will kick off his new tour on March 3 in Red Rocks, Okla., before making multiple stops throughout Texas and the Southeast, as well as dates in Ohio, Minnesota, West Virginia, Iowa and more. Fans can expect to hear plenty of John’s hits during his intimate, acoustic sets, including “Seminole Wind,” “Straight Tequila Night,” “Black Sheep” and more.
“I’m really excited about doing these acoustic shows,” says John. “It gives my fans an opportunity to experience a whole other side to John Anderson they haven’t seen before in an intimate setting, and the reaction so far has been overwhelming. This is also a monumental year for me, being the 35th anniversary of my album, Wild & Blue. We’ve got some big things in store for 2017.”
March 3
Red Rock, Okla. – 7 Clans Paradise Theatre
March 4
Wellington, Texas – Ritz Theatre
March 5
Lubbock, Texas – Cactus Theatre
March 7
San Angelo, Texas – Blaine’s Pub
March 8
Tomball, Texas – Main Street Crossing
March 9
Victoria, Texas – Leo J. Welder Center for the Performing Arts
March 10
New Braunfels, Texas – Brauntex Performing Arts Theatre
March 11
Crockett, Texas – Crockett Civic Center
March 12
Greenville, Texas – Texan Theatre
March 16
Fitzgerald, Ga. – The Grand Theater-Fitzgerald
March 17
Sumter, S.C. – Sumter Opera House
March 18
Shelby, N.C. – The Don Gibson Theatre
March 24
Fort Pierce, Fla. – Summer Crush Winery
April 1
Glasgow, Ky. – The Plaza Theater
May 6
Leburn, Ky. – Knott County Trail Ride
June 3
Rockwall, Texas – Southern Junction
June 14
Shawnee, OK – The Grand Events Center
June 15
Salado, TX – Johnny’s BBQ
June 17
Bremen, Ga. – Mill Town Music Hall
June 25
New Philadelphia, Ohio – The Performing Arts Center Kent State Tuscarawas
July 17
Kirksville, Mo. – Nemo Fair
Aug. 12
Point Pleasant, W.Va. – Mason County Fair
Aug. 25
Mahnomen, Minn. – Shooting Star Casino
Sept. 21
Dade City, Fla. – Dan Cannon Auditorium
Oct. 27
Fairfield, Iowa – Sondheim Center for the Performing Arts
Oct. 28
Steelville, Mo. – Meramec Music Theatre
In 2015 we spoke with John Anderson about his then-new album, Goldmine. Read that story now.
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