Sometimes, they say, you gotta take the good with the band.
Here’s the good: Chris Stapleton kicked off the All-American Road Show 2020 last night in Corpus Christi Texas. The tour boasts an impressive list of rotating guests each night, and the first show featured support from Jamey Johnson and Yola.
Stapleton’s set heavily featured hit singles like “Traveller” and “Broken Halos,” as well as fan favorites like “The Devil Named Music.” He also included the song “Starting Over” which he’s been playing since last year live. No word on whether it’ll appear on his next album, which he discussed in February, giving fans some insight into what he’s got planned for the future.
Chris also peppered the setlist with covers, including “Millionaire” by Kevin Welch and “Midnight Train to Memphis” by The SteelDrivers. And of course he included his career-launching version of David Allan Coe’s “Tennessee Whiskey” and a cover of Lynyrd Skynyrd “Freebird” which has become a Stapleton staple.
Take a look at the full setlist from the opening night.
But now the bad.
Less than 24 hours after the kick off show, Chris took to Twitter to announce that the rest of the planned shows for March were going to be rescheduled. In order to help limit the spread of the Coronavirus and protect anyone vulnerable to the disease, four shows will be moved. As of right now the plan is to pick the tour back up again in April with a date in Toledo, OH.
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For more info on upcoming dates, rescheduled dates and to grab tickets, head over to Chris’s official website. And we’ll see you down the road, partner.
Chris Stapleton’s All American Road Show 2020 Dates
April 22—Toledo, OH—Huntington Center
April 23—Columbus, OH—Schottenstein Center
April 25—Lexington, KY—A Concert for Kentucky – Kroger Field
June 4—Albuquerque, NM—Isleta Amphitheater
June 5—Phoenix, AZ—Ak-Chin Pavilion
June 6—San Bernardino, CA—Glen Helen Amphitheater
June 11—Bakersfield, CA—Mechanics Bank Arena
June 12—Sacramento, CA—Toyota Amphitheatre
June 13—Mountain View, CA—Shoreline Amphitheatre
June 18—Boise, ID—Ford Idaho Center Arena
June 19—Portland, OR—Sunlight Supply Amphitheater
June 20—George, WA—The Gorge Amphitheatre
June 25—Salt Lake City, UT—USANA Amphitheatre
June 26—Denver, CO—Pepsi Center
June 30—Milwaukee, WI—Summerfest at American Family Insurance Amphitheater
July 16—Estero, FL—Hertz Arena
July 17—Orlando, FL—Amway Center
July 18—Atlanta, GA—Truist Park**
July 23—Darien Center, NY—Darien Lake Amphitheater
July 24—Syracuse, NY—St. Joseph’s Health Amphitheater at Lakeview
July 25—Holmdel, NJ—PNC Bank Arts Center
July 30—Scranton, PA—The Pavilion at Montage Mountain
July 31—Philadelphia, PA—BB&T Pavilion
August 1—Mansfield, MA—Xfinity Center
August 6—Cuyahoga Falls, OH—Blossom Music Center
August 7—Charlotte, NC—PNC Music Pavilion
August 8—Raleigh, NC—Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek
August 12—Gilford, NH—Bank NH Pavilion
August 13—Gilford, NH—Bank NH Pavilion
August 20—Sioux Falls, SD—Denny Sanford PREMIER Center
August 29—Chicago, IL—Wrigley Field
October 1—Knoxville, TN—Thompson-Boling Arena
October 2—Nashville, TN—Bridgestone Arena
October 8—State College, PA—Bryce Jordan Center
October 9—Atlantic City, NJ—Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall
October 10—New York, NY—Madison Square Garden
October 15—Columbia, MO—Mizzou Arena
October 16—Tulsa, OK—BOK Center
October 17—Lincoln, NE—Pinnacle Bank Arena
October 22—Lubbock, TX—United Supermarket Arena
October 23—San Antonio, TX—AT&T Center
