Jason Aldean announces 2026 tour and releases three new tracks

Country artist Jason Aldean has announced his 22-city Songs About Us Tour for summer 2026, sponsored by Patriot Mobile. The tour announcement coincides with the release of three new songs from his upcoming album Songs About Us, set for April 24. The next single, “Don’t Tell On Me,” will impact country radio on March 2.

Jason Aldean, fresh off his 31st career number one hit “How Far Does A Goodbye Go” at country radio, revealed details of his Songs About Us Tour on the heels of this success. The 22-city North American tour, produced by Live Nation and powered by Patriot Mobile, kicks off on July 16, 2026, at Maine Savings Amphitheater in Bangor, Maine, and runs through late September, with stops in cities including Fresno, Kansas City, and Hamilton, Ontario. Artist presale tickets begin March 3, with general on-sale starting March 6 at 10 a.m. local time via LiveNation.com. Supporting acts include Chase Matthew, Mackenzie Carpenter, and Dee Jay Silver, with variations by date.

Alongside the tour news, Aldean released three tracks from his forthcoming album Songs About Us on February 27, one day before his 49th birthday. The songs are “Drinking About You,” “Don’t Tell On Me,” and “Dust on the Bottle,” the latter a duet with David Lee Murphy covering his 1994 number one hit from the album Out with a Bang. In a video conversation, Aldean noted Murphy's long-standing influence, saying, “You’ve been a big part of what we’ve done for the last 20 years, man … I feel like you’ve had at least one cut on pretty much every album we’ve done, for the most part.” Murphy responded, “I feel like I’m part of the family.” This collaboration continues Aldean's history of recording Murphy's songs, including past hits like “Big Green Tractor” and “The Only Way I Know.” The album, a 20-track project, also features duets with Luke Bryan on the title track and Brittany Aldean on “Easier Gone,” following Aldean's 2025 compilation 30 Number One Hits, which debuted at number four on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart.

The album release on April 23 precedes Aldean's headline return to University of Georgia’s Sanford Stadium on April 24, alongside Luke Bryan, marking 13 years since his historic first headlining show there. VIP packages offer premium seating, a pre-show acoustic set, Q&A, and exclusive items via vipnation.com. With half the album's tracks now available early, including seven prior releases, Songs About Us builds on Aldean's legacy as an ACM Artist of the Decade.

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