Miranda Lambert, Announced the 'Bandwagon Tour.'

Miranda Lambert Tour — Credit: soundslikenashville.com

2022 will be a good year for country music lovers because several country singers like Reba McEntire, Kenny Chesney, Keith Urban, Kacey Musgraves, and Darius Rucker will hit the road to tour and perform in different parts of the country. Miranda Lambert has also recently announced the Bandwagon Tour’s resumption to excite the country music fans.

In collaboration with Little Big Town, Miranda Lambert will hit the roads of North America to cheer her fans on the upcoming tour. This is not the first time Little Big Town and Miranda Lambert collaborate. They have previously performed a trip together in 2018, which was proved to be quite successful and praised. The upcoming tour will start on May 6th 2022, from Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion in Houston, Texas. The band will then hit the soil of Dallas (Texas), Rogers (Arizona), Charleston (South Carolina), Tampa (Florida), West Palm Beach (Florida), St. Louis (Missouri), Noblesville (Indiana), Cincinnati (Ohio), Toronto (Ontario), Detroit (Michigan), Cuyahoga Falls (Ohio), Wantagh ( Newyork), Holmdel (New Jersey) before wrapping up the final performance in Camden, New Jersey on June 11th 2022.

I got to bring out my true inner Texan in this song!
“If I Was A Cowboy” out now.
🎧: https://t.co/Wd3bpx4qZe pic.twitter.com/XPo67irs6N
— Miranda Lambert (@mirandalambert) October 15, 2021

Lambert will perform the other two solo shows before the tour in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, on April 27th and Franklin, Tennessee, on April 28th. Also, she will perform three other concerts in solo settings on June 25th, July 28th, and August 4th in North Platte (Nebraska), Stateline (Nevada) and Detroit Lakes (Minnesota).

Little Big Town also has some tours in their schedule which are not part of the official Bandwagon Tour. They will perform in Durant, Oklahoma, on February 5th and San Antonio, Texas, on February 21st.

The Cadillac Three’s southern rock band will also join the tour with the lead singer Jaren Johnston in support of their latest album.

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What Will The Tour Bandwagon Start?

The tour is going to start on May 6th 2022. However, Miranda Lambert and The Cadillac Three’s unofficial performance will start before her time on April 27th from Franklin, Tennessee.

Little Big Town also has two concerts scheduled apart from the Bandwagon tour on 5th and 21st February in Durant and San Antonio.

When Will The Tour Bandwagon End?

The official last collaboration of Miranda Lambert and Little Big Town in the Bandwagon tour will be on June 11th in Camden, New Jersey. But Miranda will perform afterwards, and her last scheduled concert will be on August 4th in North Platte, Nebraska.

Hit Songs Are Going To Be Performed On Bandwagon Tour?

Although it is unclear how the squad is going to surprise us in their upcoming tour, according to sources, there are high chances of Automatic, Kerosene, All Kinds of Kinds, Gunpowder & Lead, Heart Like Mine, Highway Vagabond, Over You, The House That Built Me, Vice, We Should Be Friends. Also, there are high chances of the collaboration song of Miranda Lambert And Little Big Town, “Smokin’ and Drinkin”, which appeared in Miranda Lambert’s album Platinum in 2018.

When Will The Tickets For Bandwagon Tour Go Live On Sale?

If you are a music lover and a diehard fan of Miranda Lambert, you would be waiting for the ticket sale of the Bandwagon tour and where to get them. Well, we got news for you. The ticket sale for BandWagon Tour will start on January 14th, 2022, on Friday at 10 a.m eastern time. You can book your online tickets from all the leading websites.

How Much Will The Bandwagon Tour Tickets Cost?

The prices of the tickets depend upon various parameters such as avenue, location, celebrity etc. Bandwagon Tour tickets will start from as little as $39 in selected cities, but the minimum price can go up to $88 in some concerts.

The minimum price starting in different cities are as follows:

Houston (Texas) $40
Dallas (Texas) $48
Rogers (Arizona) $88
Charleston (South Carolina) $51
Tampa (Florida) $39
West Palm Beach (Florida) $39
St. Louis (Missouri) $44
Noblesville (Indiana) $39
Cincinnati (Ohio) $46
Toronto (Ontario) N/A
Detroit (Michigan) $45
Cuyahoga Falls (Ohio) $39
Wantagh ( Newyork) $62
Holmdel (New Jersey) $39
Holmdel (New Jersey) $39

Other than that, Miranda Lambert is going to perform with Cadillac Black on selected dates, the tickets for these concerts will be available for about:

Tuscaloosa (Alabama) $58
Franklin (Tennessee) $58

How Can I Get Cheap BandWagon Tour Tickets 2022?

There are various ways to get a ticket for the concert at low prices. However, it includes some risks. If you want to buy cheap tickets, wait for the concert date to come near. The secondary market decreases the ticket price when they have many unsold tickets. In this way, you can get cheap tickets even lower than the direct market cost.

However, if you are a diehard fan of Bandwagon, you should not wait for the secondary market tickets as the price can also go up if the demand increases. Instead, it would help if you bought it from primary ticket selling platforms like www.ticketnetwork.com, www.ticketmaster.com, www.vividseats.com

What Are The Cost Of VIP Tickets On Bandwagon Tour?

The VIP tickets for the Bandwagon tour can go up to $800 to $1000. However, you can get front seats for about $250 to $350.

Who Is Going To Accompany Miranda Lambert And Little Big Town In ‘Bandwagon Tour’ 2022?

The Cadillac Three will accompany Miranda Lambert And Little Big Town In ‘Bandwagon Tour’ 2022. They will also perform with Miranda in her pre-tour concert on 27th and 28th April.

Is Bandwagon Tour Going To Be Successful?

Bandwagon tour is predicted to be one the most successful tours of 2022. The previous collaboration tour of Miranda Lambert And Little Big Town, which was also named Bandwagon, had proven to be highly successful with a business of almost $11.6 million in 2018. The Dallas concert witnessed sales of 15,777 tickets and generated revenue of $875,174 in 2018. The Noblesville concert also saw a crowd of 17,963 fans with an income of $870,243.