Celebrating 40 years of their legendary career, Shenandoah is heading back on the road this year for a massive lineup of 38 North American dates.
Bringing their hits “Two Dozen Roses” and “The Moon Over Georgia” back to life, the Alabama band recently announced they would be hugely honoring this momentous anniversary alongside their fans. They will officially hit the stage starting on March 27 in Wickenburg, Arizona, and spend the remainder of the year touring, wrapping things up on December 5 in Thackerville, Oklahoma.
What originally started as a house band in their hometown of Muscle Shoals led to their 1987 self-titled debut album, which produced their first two chart-topping singles, “Stop the Rain” and “They Don’t Make Love Like We Used To.” Throughout their long history, the band has seen some changes with Marty Raybon leaving in 1997 and later rejoining as the lead singer in 2014.
Now at age 66, Raybon still brings his same high-energy robust voice to every performance, reviving their classic ’90s hits. The tour will stop by a few Canadian dates and travel coast to coast across the United States, including a few festival stops throughout the summer. They’ve previously announced appearances at Rock The Country, Two Step Inn, and, most recently, the inaugural Alan Jackson’s 5 O’Clock Somewhere Fest kicking off in West Palm Beach, Florida, in June.
With ten studio albums as well as 26 Billboard Hot Country Songs Chart Toppers to their name, their undeniable legacy makes them a bucket list concert. Likewise, this series of shows is bound to be special in honor of the band’s 40 years of success. Now’s the chance to snag tickets to witness these country legends live while you can.
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Tour Dates:
- Mar 27: Wickenburg, AZ – Flying E Ranch
- Mar 28: Edna, TX – Red White & Bulls
- Apr 3: West Chester, OH – Lori’s Roadhouse
- Apr 11: Moncton, NB – Casino New Brunswick
- Apr 12: Moncton, NB – Casino New Brunswick
- Apr 17: Orange Grove, TX – The Post OG
- Apr 18: Georgetown, TX – Two Step Inn
- Apr 24: Lancaster, PA – American Music Theatre
- May 1 : Belleville, TX – Rock the Country
- May 15: Rama, ON – Casino Rama Resort
- May 22: Monticello, MS – Atwood Music Festival
- May 23: Fort Worth, TX – Billy Bob’s Texas
- May 29: Bloomingdale, GA – Rock the Country
- June 6: Gail, TX – Coyote Store
- June 13: West Palm Beach, FL – Alan Jackson’s 5 O’Clock Somewhere Fest
- June 19: Hiawassee, GA – Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds
- June 20: Patterson, GA – Mossy Pond Lodge
- June 26: Gas City, IN – Performing Arts Center
- June 27: Blacksburg, SC – Festival
- July 3: Charles Town, WV – Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races
- July 11: Fortuna, CA – Fortuna Rodeo
- July 16: Florence, AL – St. Jude Trail Ride
- July 17: Mount Vernon, KY – Renfro Valley Entertainment Center
- July 22: Paso Robles, CA – California Mid-State Fair
- July 23: Yerington, NV – Night in the Country
- July 24: Corona, CA – Dos Lagos
- July 25: Fort McDowell, AZ – We-Ko-Pa Casino Resort
- Aug 1: Gethsemane, KY – The Amp
- Aug 5: Wausau, WI – Wisconsin Valley Fair
- Aug 8: Detroit Lakes, MN – WE Fest
- Aug 9: Hastings, MI – Rock the Country
- Aug 14: North Lawrence, OH – Neon Nights
- Aug 18: Lewisburg, WV – West Virginia State Fair
- Aug 21: Fairbury, IL – Fairbury Fair
- Aug 22: Chippewa Falls, WI – Northern Wisconsin State Fairgrounds
- Aug 24: Centre Hall, PA – Grange Fair
- Aug 28: Ocala, FL – Rock the Country
- Sept 11: Hamburg, NY – Rock the Country
- Sept 17: Philadelphia, MS – Ellis Theater
- Sept 19: Morehead, KY – Poppy Mountain Bluegrass Festival
- Oct 3: Marshall, TX – Bear Creek Smokehouse
- Oct 9: Nashville, TN – TBD
- Oct 16: Rockdale, TX – Rockdale Fair
- Oct 17: Angleton, TX – Brazoria County Fair
- Nov 14: Lufkin, TX – Temple Theater
- Nov 21: Kingman, KS – Kingman Historic Theatre
- Dec 4: Tulsa, OK – Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa
- Dec 5: Thackerville, OK – WinStar World Casino & Resort