Key Points
- Chris Stapleton extends his 2026 tour with a stop at Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati on August 1.
- Special guests Lainey Wilson and Allen Stone will join the lineup.
- Tickets go on sale Friday, January 16 at 10 a.m., with multiple pre-sale options available.
- Stapleton recently released the official music video for his award-winning track “White Horse.”
- The Cincinnati date is part of a massive stadium run across North America.
Stapleton Heads to the Queen City
Country music powerhouse Chris Stapleton is bringing his acclaimed live show to Cincinnati this summer. The Grammy and CMA Award-winning artist announced that his tour will now include a stop at Paycor Stadium on August 1, 2026, marking one of the biggest country concerts to hit the Queen City this year.
Special Guests
Stapleton will be joined by Lainey Wilson, one of country music’s fastest-rising stars, and soulful singer-songwriter Allen Stone. Together, the trio promises a night of powerhouse vocals and genre-spanning performances.
Ticket Information
- General Sale: Begins Friday, January 16 at 10 a.m.
- Fan Club Pre-Sale: Runs from Tuesday, January 13 at 10 a.m. through Thursday, January 15 at 10 p.m.
- Citi Cardmember Pre-Sale: Available during the same window, offering early access to tickets.
Fans are encouraged to act quickly, as Stapleton’s stadium shows have a history of selling out.
Recent Highlights
Stapleton, known for hits like Tennessee Whiskey and You Should Probably Leave, recently unveiled the official music video for “White Horse,” a track that earned him both Grammy and CMA honors. The release has further fueled anticipation for his live performances in 2026.
Tour Dates
The Cincinnati show joins an extensive list of stops across North America, including Nissan Stadium in Nashville (May 23), Raymond James Stadium in Tampa (June 13), Fenway Park in Boston (August 14), and Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta (August 21).
Context: Why It Matters
Stapleton’s tour marks one of the most ambitious country music stadium runs in recent years. With his blend of soulful ballads and gritty rock-infused country, he continues to draw massive crowds and redefine the genre’s live experience.
What Happens Next?
Fans in Cincinnati can expect a night of unforgettable performances when Stapleton, Wilson, and Stone take the stage at Paycor Stadium. With tickets going on sale mid-January, anticipation is already building for one of the summer’s biggest concerts.
