![13th Apr: My Sesame Street Friends: My Elmo (2020), 13 Episodes [TV-Y] (6/10)](https://occ-0-937-2705.1.nflxso.net/dnm/api/v6/0Qzqdxw-HG1AiOKLWWPsFOUDA2E/AAAABbyFm-m19qJvxnWpJAcpSL-ta7EQUK1Q26wR0lx0HsfZtmgguNleEL9XKqT1xtRNiCr-NHcpelSZsruKwBxEFUYvhSV8F6RJdh0DfxSrnBKw1-rPHTHj4fP7Q5QA4K4bmdnd_YgUJxJaGYeqKj_t88uDB_RBbBilusDIm34_Uap3XA.jpg?r=563 "13th Apr: My Sesame Street Friends: My Elmo (2020), 13 Episodes [TV-Y] (6/10)")
Lee Brice is hitting the road again. The country star confirmed a new round of Live In Concert dates for 2026, sharing the announcement directly with fans on Instagram.
The update comes as Brice continues a busy stretch of touring, new music releases and high-profile appearances that keep him firmly in the spotlight more than a decade after his breakout success.
“New 2026 Live In Concert dates just announced!” Brice wrote in the caption. “Can’t wait for the year ahead with all these amazing shows, and so much more new music on the way!”
Alongside the message was a tour poster listing newly added stops across Texas, South Carolina, Colorado, Arizona, California, Ohio, Iowa and Washington.
Photo by John Medina/Getty Images
According to Brice, presale tickets open Wednesday at 10 a.m. local time for fans signed up for his newsletter, with all shows going on sale Friday at 10 a.m. local time. One date, Ridgeland, South Carolina, is already available.
Lee Brice 2026 Live In Concert Tour Dates
View this post on Instagram
The poster shared by Brice confirms the following Live In Concert dates:
- May 1 – Fort Worth, TX
- May 9 – Ridgeland, SC
- July 16 – Denver, CO
- July 17 – Grand Junction, CO
- July 18 – Flagstaff, AZ
- July 24 – Rohnert Park, CA
- July 31 – Sylvania, OH
- August – Riverside, IA
- August 30 – Ridgefield, WA
Brice’s July 31 stop in Sylvania, Ohio, will launch the Centennial Terrace summer concert series, with tickets going on sale Friday at 10 a.m. Meanwhile, his Denver return on July 16 marks his first headlining appearance in the Mile High City since 2022.
The tour announcement arrives at a moment when Brice’s name is circulating for reasons both professional and personal. Just days earlier, he shared emotional news about his dog Charlee, who was found and reunited with the family after going missing. In a heartfelt video update, Brice thanked fans for their help, calling the experience overwhelming and deeply personal.
View this post on Instagram
Brice first rose to prominence in the early 2010s, quickly moving beyond the label of a “next big thing.” His 2010 debut “Love Like Crazy” produced a title track that set a record for the longest run on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart at the time.
That momentum carried into Hard 2 Love, which debuted at No. 2 on the Top Country Albums chart and delivered fan favorites like “A Woman Like You” and “Parking Lot Party.”
By 2012, Brice had secured three consecutive No. 1 singles, cementing his place as a mainstay on country radio.
Moreover, Brice has earned multiple No. 1 hits across the past decade, including “I Don’t Dance,” “Rumor” and “One of Them Girls,” which later won ASCAP’s Country Song of the Year. He’s also a Grammy nominee and a frequent winner at the CMA and ACM Awards.
Related: Country Star Lee Brice Reveals Family Emergency After ‘Pregnant’ Loved One Goes Missing
