Justin Moore Tour Tickets | 2026

Arkansas-born country star Justin Moore brings a traditional-meets-modern punch—turning “Small Town USA,” “If Heaven Wasn’t So Far Away,” and recent hits into big crowd singalongs. Expect guitar-forward twang, heartfelt tributes, and no-filler pacing. Secure your Justin Moore concert tickets.

Tour Dates and Cities

Date	City	Price	Tickets
Thursday 16 April, 2026	Southaven, Mississippi	from $49.44	Tickets
Friday 17 April, 2026	Louisville, Kentucky	from $35.84	Tickets
Saturday 18 April, 2026	Nashville, Tennessee	from $94.16	Tickets
Saturday 02 May, 2026	Brandon, Mississippi	from $67.81	Tickets
Thursday 07 May, 2026	Charlotte, North Carolina	from $29.38	Tickets
Friday 08 May, 2026	Alpharetta, Georgia	from $24.00	Tickets
Saturday 09 May, 2026	Alpharetta, Georgia	from $41.62	Tickets
Saturday 06 June, 2026	Hot Springs, Arkansas	from $93.62	Tickets
Thursday 11 June, 2026	Dewey Beach, Delaware	from $134.40	Tickets
Friday 12 June, 2026	Dewey Beach, Delaware	from $124.49	Tickets
Thursday 18 June, 2026	Holmdel, New Jersey	from $42.84	Tickets
Friday 19 June, 2026	Saratoga Springs, New York	from $53.47	Tickets
Saturday 20 June, 2026	Wantagh, New York	from $18.36	Tickets
Thursday 09 July, 2026	Knoxville, Illinois	from $87.60	Tickets
Friday 10 July, 2026	Traverse City, Michigan	from $106.80	Tickets
Saturday 11 July, 2026	Shipshewana, Indiana	from $156.00	Tickets
Thursday 16 July, 2026	Eau Claire, Wisconsin	from $318.00	Tickets
Thursday 16 July, 2026	Green Bay, Wisconsin	from $115.20	Tickets
Friday 17 July, 2026	Eau Claire, Wisconsin	from $213.60	Tickets
Thursday 23 July, 2026	West Valley City, Utah	from $19.58	Tickets
Thursday 17 September, 2026	Pryor, Oklahoma	from $456.00	Tickets
Thursday 17 September, 2026	Pryor, Oklahoma	from $231.60	Tickets

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What to Expect at a Justin Moore Tour Concert

Moore’s live show celebrates classic country storytelling with a hard-charging band, radio staples, and a few well-placed covers that fire up the room.

• Walk-on tape of Hank Jr.’s “Hog Wild,” then an immediate kick into fan favorites.
• Hit-run energy around “Bait a Hook,” “You Look Like I Need a Drink,” and “Til My Last Day.”
• Patriotic salute and crowd-wide chorus on “The Ones That Didn’t Make It Back Home.”
• ’70s/’80s country nods—often the Waylon “Good Ol’ Boys” (Dukes of Hazzard) theme mid-set.
• New-era cuts like “This Is My Dirt,” “Time’s Ticking,” and “Beer Ain’t One” folded into the mix.
• Fiddle/Tele twang and a vocal-first PA that keeps the lyrics front and center.
• Story-led intros about small-town life, family roots, and the road.
• Hands-up moments on “Why We Drink” and “We Didn’t Have Much.”
• Emotional spotlight when “If Heaven Wasn’t So Far Away” lands late in the set.
• Final sprint anchored by day-one staples like “Small Town USA.”

The Most Popular Songs of Justin Moore

1. “Small Town USA” (2009): first Country Airplay No.1; a small-town pride anthem that launched his mainstream rise.
2. “If Heaven Wasn’t So Far Away” (2011): tender remembrance that became a signature emotional moment live.
3. “’Til My Last Day” (2012): vow-strong closer candidate with a soaring chorus and radio heft.
4. “Lettin’ the Night Roll” (2013): nocturnal romance with glossy hooks; another chart-topper.
5. “You Look Like I Need a Drink” (2016): sly, barroom-ready wordplay over crisp modern twang.
6. “Somebody Else Will” (2017): confident come-on with arena-sized lift and guitar bite.
7. “The Ones That Didn’t Make It Back Home” (2019): service tribute that turns crowds into a choir.
8. “Why We Drink” (2019): Friday-night philosophy and a live-call toast rolled into one.
9. “We Didn’t Have Much” (2020): gratitude-forward snapshot that topped radio in 2021.
10. “You, Me, And Whiskey” (with Priscilla Block) (2023): slow-burn duet that became a multi-format favorite.

The Most Popular Justin Moore Video

Directed by Peter Zavadil, the “If Heaven Wasn’t So Far Away” video (2011) pairs front-porch reflection with home-movie memory to honor loved ones who’ve passed. It became Moore’s most-viewed clip on his official channel and a live-show touchstone, capturing the heartfelt core of his Outlaws Like Me era.

Justin Moore Bio & Rise to Fame

Justin Moore — Poyen, Arkansas–raised, Valory Music Group hitmaker mixing small-town storytelling with arena-ready country hooks.

• Origins: born in Poyen, Arkansas; moved to Nashville and signed with The Valory Music Co. (Big Machine imprint).
• Genres: contemporary country grounded in traditional twang and guitar grit.
• Breakthrough: “Small Town USA” (2009) delivered his first Country Airplay No.1.
• Albums: Justin Moore (2009), Outlaws Like Me (2011), Off the Beaten Path (2013), Kinda Don’t Care (2016), Late Nights and Longnecks (2019), Straight Outta the Country (2021), Stray Dog (2023), This Is My Dirt (2024).
• Signature No.1s: “If Heaven Wasn’t So Far Away,” “’Til My Last Day,” “Lettin’ the Night Roll,” “You Look Like I Need a Drink,” “Somebody Else Will,” “The Ones That Didn’t Make It Back Home,” “Why We Drink,” “We Didn’t Have Much,” “With a Woman You Love.”
• Award highlight: ACM New Artist of the Year (2014).
• Touring scale: headlining arenas, amphitheaters, fairs, and festivals across North America.
• Live trademarks: “Hog Wild” walk-on tape, Waylon’s “Good Ol’ Boys” cover, and a late-set salute to service members.

Fascinating Insights About Justin Moore’s Tours

Recent shows mix long-running hits with new This Is My Dirt material and a couple of classic-country throwbacks.

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2. Waylon Jennings’ “Theme From ‘The Dukes of Hazzard’ (Good Ol’ Boys)” is a recurring mid-set crowd-jolt. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}
3. Core late-set anchors include “Small Town USA,” “If Heaven Wasn’t So Far Away,” and “Why We Drink,” per recent setlists and stats. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}
4. New tracks from This Is My Dirt—including “Time’s Ticking” and “Beer Ain’t One”—have been added to 2025 shows. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}
5. A representative 2025 festival set ran about 1 hour 30 minutes (Corcoran Country Daze, Aug. 16, 2025). :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}
6. “The Ones That Didn’t Make It Back Home” consistently delivers a salute-and-singalong moment. :contentReference[oaicite:5]{index=5}
7. Moore’s tour is Bobcat-sponsored, as flagged on his official site and show materials. :contentReference[oaicite:6]{index=6}
8. He punctuates headline runs with Grand Ole Opry performances (e.g., Sept. 4, 2024 bill in Nashville). :contentReference[oaicite:7]{index=7}
9. Setlist openers often rotate among “Bait a Hook” and “You Look Like I Need a Drink,” depending on venue and slot. :contentReference[oaicite:8]{index=8}
10. Fair, festival, and amphitheater routing dominates summers, with club/theater hits filling spring/fall calendars. :contentReference[oaicite:9]{index=9}

Justin Moore Ticket Buying Tips

Snag great seats at fair prices by timing your purchase and sticking to verified channels.

1. Follow Justin’s website and socials for presale codes, added dates, and day-of-show updates.
2. Target face-value inventory at general on-sale; floors/GA and lower bowls move first.
3. Compare standard tickets vs. VIP add-ons (early entry/merch) to match perks with budget.
4. Weeknight dates can be easier for sightlines and softer pricing than weekends.
5. Use venue maps—sections near front-of-house (mix position) balance sound and view.
6. Only use venue/official resale to avoid counterfeits and surprise fees.
7. Check nearby cities; secondary markets may have better face-value availability.
8. Watch for production-hold releases 24–72 hours pre-show for last-minute drops.
9. Plan parking or transit early; fairs and amphitheaters often bottleneck near start time.
10. For festivals, compare single-day vs. weekend passes and factor travel, lodging, and fees.

Justin Moore’s Concert Testimonials

Fans highlight the mix of small-town storytelling, big hooks, and heartfelt tributes.

• “Hit after hit—zero downtime.” — Attendee, Nashville
• “‘If Heaven Wasn’t So Far Away’ had everyone teary and singing.” — Attendee, Des Moines
• “That Waylon cover lit the place up.” — Attendee, Milwaukee
• “Crystal-clear vocals and tight band.” — Attendee, Tampa
• “New This Is My Dirt songs fit right in.” — Attendee, Cedar Rapids
• “Patriotic moment on ‘The Ones That Didn’t Make It Back Home’—goosebumps.” — Attendee, St. Louis
• “Old hits, new cuts, perfect pacing.” — Attendee, Marysville
• “We sang every word to ‘Small Town USA.’” — Attendee, Phoenix
• “Great sound and sightlines from the mix.” — Attendee, Toronto
• “Left hoarse from all the choruses—worth every penny.” — Attendee, Dallas

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