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Jason Aldean will be busy onstage performing for the fans as the singer has announced extended dates to his We Back Tour 2020. The first leg of dates begins in late January and will go on till the middle of March.
The singer will hit the road again on his second leg of dates after a hiatus of four months. This time the run kicks off in July 17 in Toronto. In this newly announced 22 extended dates Jason Aldean and the band will be accompanied by Brett Young, Mitchell Tenpenny and Dee Jay Silver. They will support the band. Jason Aldean will perform mostly outdoor stages throughout this summer hitting the same venues lately announced by Chris Young and Tim McGraw.
This American country singer cum songwriter is on a tight schedule in the year 2020. With new music the singer is entertaining fans and followers. Jason released his ninth studio album in November 2019. He announced his 2020 tour in support of the recent release and the trek is named ‘We Back Tour 2020’ after a track from his latest studio album. Kicking off in January the first run of dates wraps up in mid March and with a break of four months the singer will resume his second leg of We Back Tour with new 22 extended dates.
The singer will finish his long musical journey performing at Irvine in California on 26 September. The general sale of tickets for select shows will begin on 24 January. To see your favorite country singer, Jason Aldean, live on stage and to know more on ticketing info, check out the list below.
Jason Aldean Tour Dates and Venues:
Jan. 30 — Columbia, S.C. Colonial Life Arena
Jan. 31 — Orlando, Fla. @ Amway Center
Feb. 1 — Jacksonville, Fla. @ VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena
Feb. 6 — Des Moines, Iowa @ Wells Fargo Arena
Feb. 7 — Omaha, Neb. @ CHI Health Center Arena
Feb. 8 — Fargo, N.D. @ Fargodome
Feb. 13 — Moline, Ill. @ TaxSlayer Center
Feb. 14 — Springfield, Mo. @ JQH Arena
Feb. 15 — Wichita, Kan. @ InTrust Bank Arena
Feb. 20 — Charleston, W.V. @ Charleston Coliseum
Feb. 21 — Charlottesville, Va. @ John Paul Jones Arena
Feb. 27 — Bossier City, La. @ CenturyLink Center
Feb. 28 — Oklahoma City, Okla. @ Chesapeake Arena
Feb. 29 — Jonesboro, Ark. @ First National Bank Arena
March 5 — Lafayette, La. @ Cajundome
March 6 — Biloxi, Miss. @ Mississippi Coast Coliseum
March 7 — Tupelo, Miss. @ BancorpSouth Arena
March 12 — Madison, Wisc. @ Veterans Memorial Coliseum
March 13 — Columbia, Mo. @ Mizzou Arena
March 14 — St. Paul, Minn. @ Xcel Energy Cente
