Zach Top, Jackson Dean and Ian Munsick will join her on the trek.
Lainey Wilson, who currently has a three-week No. 1 Billboard Country Airplay hit with “Watermelon Moonshine,” has revealed her headlining trek for 2024.
Wilson’s Country’s Cool Again Tour will launch in Nashville on May 31 at Ascend Amphitheater. Joining her for the 35-plus shows are openers Zach Top, “Don’t Come Lookin’” singer-songwriter Jackson Dean and “Long Live Cowgirls” singer Ian Munsick. The tour will wrap with a hometown show for Wilson at the Monroe Civic Center in Monroe, La., close to her hometown of Baskin.
“Nothing gets me buzzin’ like putting on a show and singing along with the crowd,” Wilson said in a statement.
“I want to give a big thank you to all of the fans who have continuously showed up and showed out this year. We can’t wait to see you nationwide on the Country’s Cool Again Tour!”
This year, Wilson has earned two ACM Awards, two CMT Music Awards and was named Billboard‘s Women in Music’s 2023 Rulebreaker. Wilson is also the most nominated artist leading into this year’s CMA Awards, with nine nods including one for the evening’s top prize, entertainer of the year.
The tour will visit New York City’s Radio City Music Hall, The Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, and will also make stops in Canada.
Tickets will be available starting with the Wild Horses presale beginning Monday, Oct. 23. Additional presales will run throughout the week ahead of the general on sale beginning Friday, Oct. 27, at 10 a.m. local time.
See the dates for Wilson’s Country’s Cool Again Tour below:
May 31 – Nashville, TN (Ascend Amphitheater) *^
June 14 – Camden, NJ (Freedom Mortgage Pavilion) *^
June 15 – Gilford, NH (Bank NH Pavilion) *^
June 20 – Saratoga Springs, NY (Broadview Stage at SPAC) *^
June 21 – Syracuse, NY (Empower Federal Credit Union Amphitheater at Lakeview) *^
June 26 – New York, NY (Radio City Music Hall) *^
June 28 – Bridgeport, CT (Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater) *^
June 29 – Bangor, ME (Maine Savings Amphitheater) *^
Aug. 8 – Huntsville, AL (The Orion Amphitheater) *^
Aug. 9 – Southaven, MS (BankPlus Amphitheater at Snowden Grove) *^
Aug. 10 – Rogers, AR (Walmart AMP) *^
Aug. 22 – Prescott Valley, AZ (Findlay Toyota Center) +^
Aug. 23 – Chula Vista, CA (North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre) +^
Aug. 24 – Concord, CA (Toyota Pavilion at Concord) +^
Sept. 1 – Los Angeles, CA (The Greek Theatre) +^
Sept. 13 – Salt Lake City, UT (USANA Amphitheatre) +^
Sept. 14 – Boise, ID (Ford Idaho Center) +^
Sept. 15 – Missoula, MT (University of Montana – Adams Center) +^
Sept. 19 – Fresno, CA (Save Mart Center) +% ON SALE NOV 3
Sept. 20 – Lake Tahoe/Stateline, NV (Lake Tahoe Outdoor Arena at Harveys) +^
Sept. 26 – Vancouver, BC (Rogers Arena) +^
Sept. 27 – Auburn, WA (White River Amphitheatre) +^ ON SALE DEC 1
Sept. 28 – Ridgefield, WA (RV Inn Style Resorts Amphitheater) +^ ON SALE NOV 17
Oct. 10 – Lubbock, TX (United Supermarkets Arena) +^
Oct. 18 – Raleigh, NC (Red Hat Amphitheater) *^
Oct. 19 – Alpharetta, GA (Ameris Bank Amphitheatre) *^
Oct. 20 – Wilmington, NC (Live Oak Bank Pavilion) *^
Oct. 24 – London, ON (Budweiser Gardens) *^
Oct. 25 – Oshawa, ON (Tribute Communities Centre) *^
Oct. 26 – Pittsburgh, PA (Petersen Events Center) *^
Nov. 1 – Little Rock, AR (Simmons Bank Arena) +^
Nov. 2 – Evansville, IN (Ford Center) *^
Nov. 3 – Charleston, WV (Charleston Coliseum) *^
Nov. 7 – Oklahoma City, OK (Paycom Center) +^
Nov. 8 – Omaha, NE (CHI Health Center) +^
Nov. 9 – Sioux Falls, SD (Denny Sanford Premier Center) +^ ON SALE NOV 17
Nov. 5 – Monroe, LA (Monroe Civic Center) *^
– Ian Munsick
^ – Zach Top
– Jackson Dean
% – To Be Announced
