Jason Isbell Tour Tickets | 2026

GRAMMY-winning Americana powerhouse Jason Isbell pairs razor-sharp storytelling with the 400 Unit’s telepathic musicianship—and on select dates, intimate solo sets. Expect career-spanning songs, dynamic guitars, and pin-drop ballads. Secure your Jason Isbell concert tickets.

Tour Dates and Cities

Date	City	Price	Tickets
Friday 23 January, 2026	Seattle, Washington	from $81.12	Tickets
Saturday 24 January, 2026	Seattle, Washington	from $69.60	Tickets
Monday 26 January, 2026	Sacramento, California	from $66.00	Tickets
Wednesday 28 January, 2026	Santa Rosa, California	from $168.00	Tickets
Thursday 29 January, 2026	Oakland, California	from $90.00	Tickets
Friday 30 January, 2026	Temecula, California	from $156.00	Tickets
Saturday 31 January, 2026	Los Angeles, California	from $153.60	Tickets
Wednesday 18 February, 2026	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	from $76.60	Tickets
Friday 20 February, 2026	New York City, New York	from $84.42	Tickets
Saturday 21 February, 2026	New York City, New York	from $110.45	Tickets
Sunday 22 February, 2026	New Haven, Connecticut	from $120.05	Tickets
Tuesday 24 February, 2026	Cleveland, Ohio	from $124.80	Tickets
Wednesday 25 February, 2026	Columbus, Ohio	from $121.33	Tickets
Friday 27 February, 2026	Boston, Massachusetts	from $116.66	Tickets
Saturday 28 February, 2026	Boston, Massachusetts	from $109.20	Tickets
Monday 02 March, 2026	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	from $180.00	Tickets
Wednesday 04 March, 2026	Iowa City, Iowa	from $162.00	Tickets
Thursday 05 March, 2026	Minneapolis, Minnesota	from $102.00	Tickets
Friday 06 March, 2026	Chicago, Illinois	from $120.64	Tickets
Saturday 07 March, 2026	Chicago, Illinois	from $123.98	Tickets
Wednesday 25 March, 2026	Bowling Green, Kentucky	from $144.00	Tickets
Thursday 26 March, 2026	Little Rock, Arkansas	from $126.16	Tickets
Friday 27 March, 2026	Memphis, Tennessee	from $70.13	Tickets
Saturday 28 March, 2026	Indianapolis, Indiana	from $89.03	Tickets
Thursday 23 April, 2026	New Orleans, Louisiana	from $532.44	Tickets
Sunday 26 April, 2026	Orlando, Florida	from $90.90	Tickets
Wednesday 29 April, 2026	Saint Louis, Missouri	from $164.40	Tickets
Friday 01 May, 2026	Denver, Colorado	from $99.13	Tickets
Saturday 02 May, 2026	Morrison, Colorado	from $107.99	Tickets
Sunday 03 May, 2026	Kansas City, Missouri	from $133.45	Tickets

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What to Expect at a Jason Isbell Tour Concert

Isbell’s shows feel like a masterclass in songwriting and dynamics, moving from widescreen rockers to hushed, heart-stopping ballads with effortless precision.

• Sharp, narrative-rich setlists that weave Southeastern, The Nashville Sound, Weathervanes, and new acoustic material.
• Twin-guitar fireworks and tasteful solos balanced by piano/organ textures.
• Signature singalong peaks on “Cover Me Up,” “24 Frames,” and “If We Were Vampires.”
• Rotating deep cuts that keep multi-night runs fresh for superfans.
• Occasional Drive-By Truckers favorites (“Outfit,” “Decoration Day”) reimagined with modern punch.
• Storytelling intros that frame songs with place, purpose, and people.
• Hi-fidelity mix: articulate lead vocal, warm low-end, and clear acoustic detail.
• Solo acoustic segments on select dates spotlighting his newest songs.
• Amphitheater pacing with dynamic arcs—quiet pin-drops to roaring codas.
• Encore moments that leave a reflective hush before a final cathartic release.

The Most Popular Songs of Jason Isbell

1. “Cover Me Up” (2013): Sobriety-era love song from Southeastern that became his signature ballad.
2. “If We Were Vampires” (2017): Mortality-tinged duet turned modern classic from The Nashville Sound.
3. “24 Frames” (2015): GRAMMY-winning roots song whose cinematic hook anchors Something More Than Free.
4. “Elephant” (2013): Unflinching portrait of illness and love—quietly devastating and much-requested live.
5. “Alabama Pines” (2011): Restless-heart road tale and Americana Song of the Year centerpiece.
6. “Something More Than Free” (2015): Work, dignity, and grace wrapped in a soaring chorus.
7. “King of Oklahoma” (2023): Gritty character study and standout from Weathervanes.
8. “If It Takes a Lifetime” (2015): Everyday resolve delivered with front-porch warmth.
9. “Last of My Kind” (2017): Identity and place explored over spacious, earthy tones.
10. “Traveling Alone” (2013): Vulnerable confession that bridges folk intimacy and rock drive.

The Most Popular Jason Isbell Video

“Cover Me Up” originated on 2013’s Southeastern, and its official video foregrounds the song’s intimate, confessional performance—letting lyric and delivery do the heavy lifting. The clip’s spare presentation mirrors the album’s stripped-back ethos and has helped enshrine the ballad as a perennial setlist centerpiece and gateway into Isbell’s catalog.

Jason Isbell Bio & Rise to Fame

Jason Isbell — GRAMMY-winning Americana singer-songwriter; leader of the 400 Unit; former Drive-By Truckers member.

• Origins: Green Hill, Alabama; cut his teeth with Drive-By Truckers (2001–2007) before going solo.
• Breakthrough: Southeastern (2013) introduced a sober, confessional voice that widened his audience.
• Accolades: GRAMMYs for Best Americana Album (Something More Than Free, 2016; The Nashville Sound, 2018) and Best American Roots Song (“24 Frames,” 2016; “If We Were Vampires,” 2018).
• Hallmark themes: Love, recovery, work, place, and nuanced character studies.
• Band: The 400 Unit underpins shows with road-tested precision and dynamic range.
• Recent releases: Weathervanes (2023) with the 400 Unit; solo acoustic Foxes in the Snow (2025).
• Touring scale: Theaters and amphitheaters across North America, recurring multi-night Ryman residencies.
• Live trademarks: Story-forward sets, immaculate sound, and rotating deep cuts that reward repeat attendance.

Fascinating Insights About Jason Isbell’s Tours

From marathon Ryman runs to precise amphitheater sets, Isbell’s tours blend songwriter intimacy with band-driven power.

1. He anchors an annual multi-night October residency at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium—eight nights in 2024, continuing a decade-long tradition.
2. Across recent tours, average full-band show length lands around 1 hour 55 minutes, per setlist data.
3. In early 2025 he mounted a solo acoustic theater tour (multiple Beacon Theatre nights) before returning to full-band shows.
4. 2025 full-band openers often feature “Crimson and Clay,” connecting new solo material to the live arc.
5. “King of Oklahoma,” “Strawberry Woman,” and “Middle of the Morning” became Weathervanes-era staples in 2025 sets.
6. Drive-By Truckers songs—especially “Outfit” and “Decoration Day”—regularly appear as crowd-favorite nods to his roots.
7. Example runtime: Charleston, SC (July 20, 2025) ran ~2:05 (7:20–9:25 p.m.); Colorado Springs (Apr 30, 2025) clocked ~1:55.
8. His long relationship with the Ryman yielded Live From the Ryman, Vol. 2 in 2024, documenting the residency’s electricity.
9. He’s headlined iconic venues like Red Rocks; a 2019 show featured sit-ins with David Crosby.
10. Typical pacing: prompt starts (~8:15–9:15 p.m.), minimal dead air, and narrative flow between eras.

Jason Isbell Ticket Buying Tips

Map out your on-sale plan and seat strategy to lock in strong views and fair prices.

1. Start with the official site calendar for accurate on-sale times and verified links.
2. Join the email list—presales and residency nights often move fast.
3. Be logged in with saved payment details on primary platforms before the drop.
4. For amphitheaters, target lower side-bowl sections for balanced sound and angles.
5. If you prefer intimacy, consider solo-tour theater dates with reserved seating.
6. Compare GA pit energy versus reserved comfort based on arrival plans and height.
7. Use reputable, verified resale only; avoid screenshots or unvetted peer-to-peer offers.
8. Check nearby cities and weeknights—pricing and availability can vary significantly.
9. Revisit inventory close to show week when production holds sometimes release.
10. Plan parking/transit early to reduce day-of stress and added costs.

Jason Isbell’s Concert Testimonials

Fans praise the songwriting focus, pristine sound, and emotional punch of an Isbell night.

• “Every lyric landed—goosebumps during the quiet parts.” — Attendee, Nashville
• “Band was airtight and dynamic all night.” — Attendee, Denver
• “The solo segment felt like a living-room concert.” — Attendee, New York
• “‘Cover Me Up’ turned the venue into a singalong.” — Attendee, Charleston
• “Great sightlines from side bowl—sound was crystal clear.” — Attendee, Raleigh
• “Loved the Truckers throwbacks in the middle set.” — Attendee, Portland
• “Stories framed the songs perfectly without slowing momentum.” — Attendee, Atlanta
• “New tracks sat beautifully next to the classics.” — Attendee, Chicago
• “Two hours flew by—zero filler.” — Attendee, Richmond
• “Left inspired and a little wrecked—in the best way.” — Attendee, Austin

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