Last September, George Strait announced that he would be hitting the road with Chris Stapleton and Little Big Town this year. The nine-stop tour will see them hitting cities across the country. However, none of those cities are in Texas. More than being hailed as the King of Country, Strait is a Texas icon. So, fans were upset to see that the tour wouldn’t stop in the Lone Star State. They weren’t shy about their disappointment, either.
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Many fans took to Strait’s comments section to let him know how they felt about his lack of Texas tour stops. Yesterday, King George reacted to their angry comments with a video. The video starts with a screen full of comments complaining about the lack of concerts in Texas as “Write This Down” plays. Slowly, those comments start to disappear to reveal a photo of the country legend giving two thumbs up.
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Comments on the video were split. Some believed that it was Strait’s way of letting them know a Texas date was on the horizon. Others believed he was thumbing his nose at complaining fans. Earlier today, he clarified things.
George Strait Announces a Concert in Texas
Strait took to social media this morning to announce that he will play a show at Kyle Field in College Station, Texas. However, it won’t be part of his tour with Stapleton and Little Big Town. Instead, it will be a one-off show with Parker McCollum and Catie Offerman.
“All roads lead to College Station. TEXAS, George will play the FIRST EVER concert at Kyle Field on June 15,” the post read. “Joining him are fellow Texans Parker McCollum and Catie Offerman. This will be the one and only show in Texas this year.” Tickets for the show go on sale on March 28 at 10 AM Central Time.
Strait’s 2024 Tour Dates
- 05/04—Indianapolis, Indiana @ Lucas Oil Stadium
- 05/11—Jacksonville, Florida @ EverBank Stadium
- 05/25—Ames, Iowa @ Jack Trice Stadium
- 06/01—Charlotte, North Carolina @ Bank of America Stadium
- 06/08—East Rutherford, New Jersey @ MetLife Stadium
- 06/15—College Station, Texas @ Kyle Field
- 06/29—Salt Lake City, Utah @ Rice Eccles Stadium
- 07/13—Detroit, Michigan @ Ford Field
- 07/20—Chicago, Illinois @ Soldier Field
- 12/07—Las Vegas, Nevada @ Allegiant Stadium
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