Josh Turner Tour Tickets | 2026

Country baritone Josh Turner brings neotraditional twang, gospel warmth, and chart-topping hits to a timeless, singalong night—“Your Man,” “Would You Go with Me,” “Why Don’t We Just Dance,” and more. Grab your Josh Turner concert tickets.

Tour Dates and Cities

Date	City	Price	Tickets
Friday 10 July, 2026	Richmond, Virginia	from $108.00	Tickets
Saturday 11 July, 2026	North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina	from $129.50	Tickets
Sunday 12 July, 2026	Manteo, North Carolina	from $70.94	Tickets
Thursday 16 July, 2026	Albuquerque, New Mexico	from $48.60	Tickets
Friday 17 July, 2026	Denver, Colorado	from $78.68	Tickets
Saturday 18 July, 2026	O'Neill, Nebraska	from $72.00	Tickets
Thursday 23 July, 2026	Brooklyn, New York	from $72.00	Tickets
Saturday 08 August, 2026	Albert Lea, Minnesota	from $40.80	Tickets
Saturday 15 August, 2026	Pittsburg, Kansas	from $87.60	Tickets
Thursday 20 August, 2026	Rochester, New York	from $43.68	Tickets
Friday 21 August, 2026	Albany, New York	from $43.68	Tickets
Saturday 22 August, 2026	Washington, Pennsylvania	from $85.14	Tickets
Friday 28 August, 2026	Cedarburg, Wisconsin	from $277.16	Tickets
Saturday 29 August, 2026	Cedarburg, Wisconsin	from $120.00	Tickets
Saturday 29 August, 2026	St. Charles, Illinois	from $118.36	Tickets
Thursday 10 September, 2026	Midland, Texas	from $76.80	Tickets
Friday 11 September, 2026	Round Rock, Texas	from $58.34	Tickets
Saturday 12 September, 2026	Fort Worth, Texas	from $36.88	Tickets
Thursday 17 September, 2026	Pensacola, Florida	from $72.62	Tickets
Friday 18 September, 2026	Jacksonville, Florida	from $178.80	Tickets
Saturday 19 September, 2026	Melbourne, Florida	from $109.16	Tickets
Friday 02 October, 2026	Chandler, Arizona	from $93.98	Tickets
Sunday 04 October, 2026	Valley Center, California	from $68.40	Tickets
Saturday 24 October, 2026	Branson, Missouri	from $116.42	Tickets
Thursday 05 November, 2026	Athens, Georgia	from $64.80	Tickets
Friday 06 November, 2026	Knoxville, Tennessee	from $46.18	Tickets
Saturday 07 November, 2026	Memphis, Tennessee	from $46.18	Tickets
Thursday 12 November, 2026	Bismarck, North Dakota	from $61.20	Tickets
Saturday 14 November, 2026	Belcourt, North Dakota	from $70.09	Tickets
Thursday 03 December, 2026	Erie, Pennsylvania	from $57.60	Tickets

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What to Expect at a Josh Turner Tour Concert

Turner’s show blends classic country instrumentation and a velvet-deep vocal with a hit-stacked set and faith-tinged moments.

• Signature low baritone centered in a clean, vocal-forward country mix.
• Hit runs featuring “Long Black Train,” “Your Man,” “Would You Go with Me,” and “Time Is Love.”
• New-album cuts from This Country Music Thing—like “Unsung Hero” and “Two Steppin’ on the Moon.”
• Occasional gospel spotlight with “Me and God.”
• Roots covers show up (e.g., “I Saw the Light”) for full-room singalongs.
• Storytelling about songs and career milestones between numbers.
• Steady, traditional band feel with crisp telecasters and steady backbeat.
• Balanced pacing—barn-burners, mid-tempos, and slow-dance ballads.
• Grand Ole Opry polish with down-to-earth crowd connection.
• A finale anchored by a signature hit that sends everyone out humming.

The Most Popular Songs of Josh Turner

1. “Your Man” (2005): sultry, low-register showcase that became his first No.1 and a modern country classic.
2. “Would You Go with Me” (2006): bluegrass-tinged devotion that topped country charts and earned Grammy attention.
3. “Why Don’t We Just Dance” (2009): four-week No.1 honky-tonk sparkler built for dance-floor smiles.
4. “All Over Me” (2010): breezy lake-day anthem that rose to No.1 the following fall.
5. “Time Is Love” (2012): mandolin-bright ode named Billboard’s year-end No.1 country song.
6. “Long Black Train” (2003): breakthrough, gospel-tinged cautionary tale that rode the charts for months.
7. “Firecracker” (2007): fast-climbing, No.2 country hit with a grin and a snap.
8. “Hometown Girl” (2016): feel-good, small-town portrait that powered his Deep South era.
9. “Me and God” (2006): Ralph Stanley-assisted gospel duet that spotlights Turner’s faith roots.
10. “I Wouldn’t Be a Man” (2010): slow-burning ballad from Haywire that leans into his velvet baritone.

The Most Popular Josh Turner Video

“Your Man” remains Josh Turner’s signature visual, pairing candlelit intimacy with his unmistakable baritone. Originally released with his 2006 album era, the clip has become his most-viewed video on the official channel, surpassing 200 million plays. Its enduring popularity mirrors the song’s first No.1 breakthrough and anchors the live show’s biggest singalong.

Josh Turner Bio & Rise to Fame

Josh Turner — South Carolina–born neotraditional country baritone and Grand Ole Opry member.

• Origin: Hannah, South Carolina; signed to MCA Nashville in 2003.
• Breakthrough: “Long Black Train” (2003) introduced his faith-steeped storytelling.
• No.1 streak: “Your Man” (2005), “Would You Go with Me” (2006), “Why Don’t We Just Dance” (2009), “All Over Me” (2010).
• Year-end feat: “Time Is Love” crowned Billboard’s 2012 year-end Country Songs list.
• Grand Ole Opry: invited in Sept. 2007; inducted Oct. 27, 2007.
• Albums: from Long Black Train (2003) to This Country Music Thing (2024).
• Hallmarks: deep baritone, neotraditional arrangements, and gospel elements.
• Touring: headlining fairs, theaters, and festivals with consistently hit-heavy sets.
• Family notes: wife Jennifer often contributes on keys and background vocals at shows.

Fascinating Insights About Josh Turner’s Tours

Recent routing around This Country Music Thing has packed sets with classics and new cuts, with stats offering a window into pacing and song choices.

1. 2025 dates are billed as the This Country Music Thing Tour, reflecting the new album cycle.
2. Average show length clocks around 1 hour 27 minutes, per setlist statistics.
3. Average start time is about 1 hour 51 minutes after doors.
4. Frequent 2025 staples include “Firecracker,” “Hometown Girl,” “Time Is Love,” and “Why Don’t We Just Dance.”
5. Gospel/roots covers like “I Saw the Light” appear regularly in late-set moments.
6. New songs “Unsung Hero” and “Two Steppin’ on the Moon” are integrated into current sets.
7. Notable 2025 stops include Blue Note Summer Sessions (Napa, CA), The Caverns (TN), and Kansas State Fairgrounds.
8. Most-played career songs by setlist counts include “Long Black Train,” “Would You Go with Me,” and “Your Man.”
9. Turner appeared at the 2025 A Capitol Fourth celebrations in Washington, D.C., performing selections from the new era.
10. Official site maintains up-to-date tour listings and direct ticket links.

Josh Turner Ticket Buying Tips

Use these quick strategies to land great seats and a smooth show day.

1. Follow the official site and socials for on-sale drops, presales, and added cities.
2. Set reminders and be logged into primary sellers before the queue opens.
3. For amphitheaters, lower-bowl sides often balance price with strong sightlines and mix.
4. Study venue maps to avoid obstructions near FOH mix towers and railings.
5. Consider VIP or early entry if GA rail is a priority without all-day lining up.
6. Start with primary marketplaces; if sold out, use reputable resale with buyer guarantees.
7. Compare nearby markets and weeknights—often cheaper with similar runtimes.
8. Add parking or transit at checkout to simplify arrival and exit.
9. Drop multiple sections in cart to compare final (fees-included) prices.
10. Peek at recent setlists to choose your preferred vibe (festival slot vs. full headline night).

Josh Turner’s Concert Testimonials

Fans celebrate the timeless voice, faith-tinged moments, and wall-to-wall singalongs.

• “That baritone live is unreal—goosebumps on ‘Your Man.’” — Attendee, Nashville
• “Classic country band, crystal-clear mix, zero filler.” — Attendee, Fort Worth
• “‘Would You Go with Me’ had the whole place swaying.” — Attendee, Kansas City
• “Loved the gospel turn—‘Me and God’ brought the house together.” — Attendee, Reno
• “Hits for days and a humble storyteller between songs.” — Attendee, Napa
• “We danced to ‘Why Don’t We Just Dance’—perfect moment.” — Attendee, Charlotte
• “‘Long Black Train’ felt like church—powerful.” — Attendee, Birmingham
• “New songs fit right in with the classics.” — Attendee, Washington, D.C.
• “Tight band, great pacing, and a big-chorus finish.” — Attendee, Morgantown
• “Left hoarse and happy—worth every penny.” — Attendee, Green Bay

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