Corey Kent Tour Tickets | 2025

Red Dirt-raised hitmaker Corey Kent blends country-rock grit with heartland storytelling, turning chart-toppers and fan favorites into high-octane singalongs. Expect hooks from Blacktop and Black Bandana, plus the anthem “Wild as Her.” Grab your Corey Kent concert tickets.

Tour Dates and Cities

Date	City	Price	Tickets
Saturday 11 October, 2025	Conroe, Texas	from $38.40	Tickets
Wednesday 10 December, 2025	Kansas City, Missouri	from $61.20	Tickets
Saturday 13 December, 2025	Lawrenceburg, IN	from $60.00	Tickets
Friday 19 December, 2025	Harris, Michigan	from $75.28	Tickets
Saturday 20 December, 2025	Harris, Michigan	from $75.28	Tickets
Saturday 17 January, 2026	Fort Worth, Texas	from $38.38	Tickets
Friday 23 January, 2026	Wichita, KS	from $57.04	Tickets
Saturday 24 January, 2026	Denver, CO	from $75.60	Tickets
Friday 24 April, 2026	Indio, California	from $297.00	Tickets
Saturday 25 April, 2026	Indio, California	from $631.20	Tickets

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What to Expect at a Corey Kent Tour Concert

Kent’s shows channel road-warrior energy with a tight band, radio-ready hooks, and crowd-first momentum from first chord to encore.

• Gravel-tinged lead vocal riding a punchy country-rock mix.
• Set staples like “This Heart,” “Wild as Her,” and “Something’s Gonna Kill Me.”
• Black Bandana-era openers that kick the tempo up fast.
• Lean, guitar-forward arrangements with big, four-on-the-floor drive.
• Story snippets about Oklahoma/Texas roots and life on the road.
• Acoustic mid-set moments that spotlight lyric craft.
• Occasional classic-rock covers (e.g., “Come Together,” “Champagne Supernova”) that ignite singalongs.
• Fan interaction—hands-in-the-air choruses and call-and-response hooks.
• Finales that surge to an anthemic, cathartic close.
• Merch and new-song teases tied to current album cycles.

The Most Popular Songs of Corey Kent

1. “Wild as Her” (2022): breakout single and double-Platinum, a country-radio No.1 that propelled his Blacktop era.
2. “This Heart” (2024): aching, radio-ready anthem that became his first Billboard Country Airplay No.1.
3. “Something’s Gonna Kill Me” (2023): adrenaline-charged cut from Blacktop that turned into a live closer.
4. “Ain’t My Day” (feat. Kolby Cooper) (2021): swaggering, blue-collar burner from ’21.
5. “Highways” (2021): open-road imagery and chiming guitars—an early fan favorite.
6. “Gold” (2021): hooky mid-tempo with singalong refrain from ’21.
7. “Tumbleweed” (2020): rootsy rocker from From the West that still pops live.
8. “Never Ready” (2024): textured, modern-country ballad off Black Bandana.
9. “Black Bandana” (2024): rally-cry title track with widescreen uplift.
10. “Now or Never” (feat. Lauren Alaina) (2024): harmony-laced duet that broadened his crossover shine.

The Most Popular Corey Kent Video

Released Sept. 29, 2022, the official “Wild as Her” video marked the arrival of Kent’s Blacktop era and helped launch his first country-radio No.1. It remains the most-viewed clip on his official channel, underscoring the song’s rapid climb and multi-Platinum status. A modern Red Dirt anthem, it’s the ignition point for his high-energy live set.

Corey Kent Bio & Rise to Fame

Corey Kent — Oklahoma-born country rocker blending Red Dirt roots with radio-ready punch.

• Origins: Bixby, Oklahoma; later based in Texas and Nashville.
• Breakthrough single: “Wild as Her” (2022) — country-radio No.1 and multi-Platinum.
• Major-label debut: Blacktop (June 2, 2023, RCA Nashville/Sony Music Nashville).
• Follow-up album: Black Bandana (Sept. 6, 2024) with tour dates built around the release.
• Chart milestone: “This Heart” (2024) became his first Billboard Country Airplay No.1 in 2025.
• Notable tours: Support for Jason Aldean’s 2023 Highway Desperado Tour; Parker McCollum’s 2024 Burn It Down Tour; UK dates with Ashley McBryde.
• Live release: ’24 Live (Dec. 27, 2024), recorded at Cain’s Ballroom in Tulsa.
• Hallmarks: guitar-forward arrangements, road-worn storytelling, and big-chorus crowd work.

Fascinating Insights About Corey Kent’s Tours

Kent’s touring ramps from clubs to amphitheaters and international stops, with setlists anchored by his breakout hits and new-album cuts.

1. Black Bandana arrived Sept. 6, 2024, fueling a headline run and global routing into 2025.
2. The live album ’24 Live dropped Dec. 27, 2024, captured at Tulsa’s Cain’s Ballroom.
3. He supported Jason Aldean on the 2023 Highway Desperado Tour across 40+ U.S. cities.
4. He joined Parker McCollum’s 2024 Burn It Down Tour on select arena/amphitheater dates.
5. UK/IE runs in early 2025 followed a 2024 stretch with Ashley McBryde.
6. Average 2024 setlists regularly featured “Highways,” “This Heart,” and “Wild as Her.”
7. Average 2025 sets often opened with “Ain’t Gonna Lie.”
8. “Something’s Gonna Kill Me” frequently served as a main-set or encore closer in 2025.
9. Classic-rock covers (“Come Together,” “Champagne Supernova”) show up in headline sets.
10. Following “This Heart” reaching Country Airplay No.1 in mid-2025, demand spiked for summer dates.

Corey Kent Ticket Buying Tips

Lock in seats with a quick plan—watch on-sale windows, compare sections, and pounce on presales.

1. Track announcements on the official site and socials for presales and added cities.
2. Create seller alerts and be logged in before the queue opens.
3. For amphitheaters, lower-bowl sides often balance price, view, and sound.
4. Study seating maps for potential obstructions near mix towers or railings.
5. Consider VIP or early entry if GA rail is a priority.
6. Start with primary ticketing; if sold out, use reputable resale with buyer guarantees.
7. Compare nearby markets—weeknights can be cheaper with similar runtimes.
8. Bundle parking or transit at checkout to speed arrival/exit.
9. Drop multiple sections in cart to compare final (fees-included) pricing.
10. Scan recent setlists to pick the vibe you want (festival slot vs. full headline night).

Corey Kent’s Concert Testimonials

Fans praise the guitar charge, the anthems, and the communal singalongs that cap the night.

• “Wall-to-wall energy—choruses shook the room.” — Attendee, Dallas
• “‘This Heart’ live was a goosebump moment.” — Attendee, Nashville
• “Tight band and huge hooks—zero lull.” — Attendee, Kansas City
• “Loved the Oklahoma/Texas stories between songs.” — Attendee, Tulsa
• “Covers had everyone belting—massive singalong.” — Attendee, Denver
• “Rock-leaning country with a radio shine.” — Attendee, Phoenix
• “Acoustic mid-set showed his writer side.” — Attendee, London
• “‘Wild as Her’ was the loudest moment of the night.” — Attendee, Chicago
• “Great mix—vocals stayed on top of those riffs.” — Attendee, Charlotte
• “Walked out hoarse and happy—would see him again.” — Attendee, Orlando

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