Country Music Hall of Famer, renown guitar player, part-time member of The Eagles, and all around country music good guy Vince Gill is continuing his celebration of 50 years in music by extending his 2026 tour. Gill had previously announced a slew of dates for the summer, including a six day residency at the Ryman Auditorium. Now he’s added more dates throughout the South, Midwest, and in New York.
Joining Vince Gill on the road will be Moose Brown (keyboards), Eddie Dunlap (steel guitar), Jedd Hughes (guitar/vocals), John Jarvis (keyboards), John Meador (guitar/vocals), Wendy Moten (vocals), Jimmy Sloas (bass), Billy Thomas (drums), Jeff White (guitar, vocals), Charlie Worsham (guitar).
Along with numerous live appearances, Vince Gill has been releasing a new EP per month after signing a lifetime record deal with his label, MCA Nashville. He released Brown’s Diner Bar on January 9th—the 3rd installment of the EP series. The idea is he’ll release an EP for a month for the next 12. Each EP features six new songs, and revisits an old Gill classic.
The newly release dates listed in bold below will go on sale on February 13th at vincegill.com/tour.
Vince Gill Tour Dates:
Bold = New Date
June 18 / Orlando, FL / Dr. Phillips Center
June 19 / Clearwater, FL / Ruth Eckerd Hall
June 20 / Fort Lauderdale, FL / Broward Center
June 22 / Montgomery, AL / Montgomery Performing Arts Centre
June 23 / Athens, GA / The Classic Center
June 25 / Fort Myers, FL / Barbara B. Mann PAH @ FSW
June 26 / Sarasota, FL / Van Wezel PAH
June 27 / St. Augustine, FL / St. Augustine Amphitheatre
July 9 / Syracuse, NY / The Oncenter
July 10 / Hershey, PA / Hershey Theatre
July 11 / Schenectady, NY / Proctors Theatre
July 16 / St. Louis, MO / Stifel Theatre
July 17 / Cincinnati, OH / Taft Theatre
July 18 / Battle Creek, MI / FireKeepers Casino
July 23 / Charleston, WV / Clay Center
July 24 / Roanoke, VA / Berglund Performing Arts Theatre
July 25 / Greenville, SC / Peace Center
July 30, 31 / Nashville, TN / Ryman Auditorium
August 1 / Nashville, TN / Ryman Auditorium
August 6, 7, 8 / Nashville, TN / Ryman Auditorium
Aug 13 / Greensboro, NC / Tanger Center
Aug 14 / Columbia, SC / Township Auditorium
Aug 15 / Hiawassee, GA / Anderson Music Hall
Aug 20 / Tulsa, OK / The Cove
Aug 21 / Shreveport, LA / Shreveport Municipal Auditorium
Aug 22 / Pensacola, FL / Saenger Theatre
Aug 27 / Kansas City, MO / The Midland Theatre
Aug 28 / Springfield, MO / Juanita K. Hammons Hall
Aug 29 / Memphis, TN / Orpheum Theatre
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