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George Strait Announces Stadium Tour for the Summer of 2023

George Strait Announces Plans For Stadium Tour In 2023
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The summer of 2023 will be exciting for the fans of George Strait, as they have seven opportunities to see the King of Country. The renowned singer and his team have announced their plans for their stadium tour. To make these events even better, Strait will be teaming up with Chris Stapleton and their special guest, Little Big Town.

The much-awaited concert tour will start in May 2023 in Arizona and end up in Florida in August 2023. Here are George Strait’s 2023 Stadium tour dates:

May 6 – Glendale, Arizona – State Farm Stadium
June 3 – Milwaukee, Wisconsin – American Family Field
June 17 – Seattle, Washington – Lumen Field
June 24 – Denver, Colorado – Empower Field at Mile High Stadium
July 28 – Nashville, Tennessee – Nissan Stadium
July 29 – Nashville, Tennessee – Nissan Stadium
August 5 – Tampa, Florida – Raymond James Stadium

First Tour Since 2014

George Strait 2023 Stadium Tour is the first tour he’ll ever have since he wrapped up his record-breaking Cowboy Rides Away Tour in 2014. After that, he only performed for limited engagements and performances in different events and shows.

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But aside from the Summer 2023 tour, George Strait will perform in his home state, Texas, for two consecutive nights this November 18 and 19. But sadly for the fans who don’t have tickets yet, the two shows have already been sold out after just a few hours of opening the sales to the public.

Collaborations of the Greats

The George Strait 2023 Summer Tour is a collaboration between the King of Country and several award-winning artists. Chris Stapleton and Little Big Town are known for their exceptional talents and contribution to the country music scene, making this upcoming tour more intriguing to watch as they may perform some of the best George Strait songs. Tickets for these shows go on sale on November 4. So if you want to witness this George Strait tour, book your tickets fast and see you there!

George Strait Announces Stadium Tour for the Summer of 2023

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