Ole 60 Tour Tickets | 2026

Ole 60 crash indie-rock grit into country storytelling—Kentucky-bred, hook-heavy, and loud enough to shake the rafters. Expect bluesy guitars, folk-rooted lyrics, and rowdy sing-alongs led by viral favorites. Secure your Ole 60 concert tickets.
Tour Dates and Cities
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Sat, 7:30 PM JUN 20 2026 |
Ole 60 First Avenue Mainroom at First Avenue - Complex, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA from $150.34 |
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Fri, 8:00 PM JUN 26 2026 |
Ole 60 713 Music Hall, Houston, Texas, USA from $78.34 |
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Sat, 1:00 PM JUN 27 2026 |
Luling Watermelon Thump with Ole 60 - Saturday Pass Only Watermelon Thump Pavilion, Luling, Texas, USA from $80.65 |
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Sat, 8:30 PM JUN 27 2026 |
Watermelon Thump Concerts with Logan Ryan Band and Ole 60 - Saturday Only Watermelon Thump Pavilion, Luling, Texas, USA from $88.81 |
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Thu, 7:00 PM JUL 9 2026 |
Ole 60 The Rave - Eagles Club, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA from $72.00 |
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Sat, 7:00 PM JUL 11 2026 |
Ole 60 with Sons of Habit Madison County Fairgrounds, Madison, Nebraska, USA from $53.90 |
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Thu, 6:45 PM JUL 23 2026 |
Koe Wetzel Amphitheater at Ford Idaho Center, Nampa, Idaho, USA from $88.80 |
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Fri, 6:45 PM JUL 24 2026 |
Koe Wetzel Lake Tahoe Amphitheatre at Caesars Republic (formerly Harveys) - Complex, Stateline, Nevada, USA from $83.63 |
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Sat, 7:00 PM JUL 25 2026 |
Koe Wetzel The Theater at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas (Formerly known as The Joint at Hard Rock), Las Vegas, Nevada, USA from $74.99 |
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Thu, 7:00 PM AUG 6 2026 |
Ole 60 Mullett Arena, Tempe, Arizona, USA from $52.14 |
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Fri, 7:00 PM AUG 7 2026 |
Ole 60 The Novo, Los Angeles, California, USA from $56.45 |
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Sat, 7:00 PM AUG 8 2026 |
Ole 60 Vina Robles Amphitheatre, Paso Robles, California, USA from $77.90 |
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Thu, 7:00 PM AUG 13 2026 |
Ole 60 Mountain America Center - Complex, Idaho Falls, Idaho, USA from $59.89 |
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Fri, 6:00 PM AUG 14 2026 |
Ole 60 with Kolton Moore & The Clever Few and Cigarettes @ Sunset Abayance Bay Marina, Rexford, Montana, USA from $70.26 |
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Sat, 6:00 PM AUG 15 2026 |
Ole 60 McMenamins Grand Lodge, Forest Grove, Oregon, USA from $73.18 |
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Thu, 7:00 PM AUG 20 2026 |
Ole 60 Iroquois Amphitheater, Louisville, Kentucky, USA from $87.60 |
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Fri, 7:00 PM AUG 21 2026 |
Ole 60 Gatton Park on the Town Branch, Lexington, Kentucky, USA from $73.90 |
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Sat, 7:00 PM AUG 22 2026 |
Ole 60 Appalachian Wireless Arena, Pikeville, Kentucky, USA from $52.74 |
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Thu, 7:00 PM AUG 27 2026 |
Ole 60 Township Auditorium, Columbia, SC, USA from $62.94 |
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Fri, 7:00 PM AUG 28 2026 |
Ole 60 with The Stews and 80 Acres Dothan Civic Center Arena, Dothan, Alabama, USA from $69.60 |
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Sat, 3:15 PM AUG 29 2026 |
Red White and Boots Music Fest with Ole 60, The Band Perry, Mark Wills and many more League Stadium, Huntingburg, Indiana, USA from $57.88 |
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Thu, 6:00 PM SEP 10 2026 |
Ole 60 The Backyard Waco, Waco, Texas, USA from $74.92 |
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Fri, 7:00 PM SEP 11 2026 |
Ole 60 Concrete Street Amphitheatre, Corpus Christi, Texas, USA from $71.33 |
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Sat, 7:00 PM SEP 12 2026 |
Ole 60 Payne Arena, Hidalgo, Texas, USA from $59.34 |
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Thu, 7:00 PM SEP 24 2026 |
Ole 60 KEMBA Live!, Columbus, Ohio, USA from $56.40 |
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Fri, 7:00 PM SEP 25 2026 |
Ole 60 MegaCorp Pavilion, Newport, Kentucky, USA from $56.40 |
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Sat, 7:00 PM SEP 26 2026 |
Ole 60 Fishers Event Center, Fishers, Indiana, USA from $57.60 |
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Thu, 9:00 PM OCT 1 2026 |
Ole 60 Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica, Cleveland, Ohio, USA from $56.40 |
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Fri, 7:00 PM OCT 2 2026 |
Ole 60 Santander Arena at Santander Arena & Performing Arts Center - Complex, Reading, Pennsylvania, USA from $69.41 |
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Sat, 7:00 PM OCT 3 2026 |
Ole 60 The Outer Harbor Live At Terminal B, Buffalo, New York, USA from $68.17 |
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What to Expect at a Ole 60 Tour Concert
Ole 60’s shows move from bruised confessionals to big-amp catharsis, with a six-piece band that keeps the floor moving and the choruses massive.
- Guitar-forward crunch with indie, grunge and Southern-rock edges.
- Baritone lead vocal cutting through thunderous drums and stacked harmonies.
- Fan-wide sing-alongs on “smoke & a light,” “Next to You,” and “Brother Joe.”
- Roots textures—banjo/steel cameos that color the rock pulse.
- Story-first song intros about small towns, long drives, and second chances.
- Smart pacing: hard-charging openers, a reflective mid-set, then a sprint to the finish.
- Raw-but-polished lighting/video that keeps attention on the band.
- Road-tested reworks that stretch hooks without losing punch.
- Occasional first-listen cuts from the Smokestack Town era.
- A rousing closer that leaves the room hoarse and smiling.
The Most Popular Songs of Ole 60
- “smoke & a light” (2023): moody, late-night call that became their breakout streaming favorite.
- “insane” (2023): rumbling, confessional rocker that helped cement their sound.
- “Next to You” (2024): tender-to-titanic road song that turns into a full-venue sing-back.
- “Thoughts of You” (2024): motel-window melancholy with a slow-burn chorus.
- “Brother Joe” (2024): fan-beloved narrative that surged on YouTube and in setlists.
- “Really Wanna Know” (2025): pulsing, wide-open anthem from the album roll-up.
- “Let You Down” (2025): new-era single pairing widescreen guitars with reflective lyrics.
- “Who We Are” (2025): mission-statement rocker off Smokestack Town.
- “Nancy Avenue” (2025): small-town snapshot with a giant hook.
- “Say the Word” (2025): stormy, cathartic cut that hits hard live.
The Most Popular Ole 60 Video
“Brother Joe” channels Ole 60’s storytelling core—a stark lyric-driven visual that amplified the song’s word-of-mouth rise. Posted on the band’s official channel, it quickly became their most-viewed upload and a nightly highlight, showcasing the Kentucky group’s blend of heart, grit, and sing-along payoff.
Ole 60 Bio & Rise to Fame
Ole 60 — Hawesville, Kentucky–born six-piece mixing indie-rock sonics, folk songwriting, and country grit.
- Origins: formed in Western Kentucky; name nods to U.S. Highway 60 between the founders’ hometowns.
- Lineup highlights: Jacob Ty Young (vocals/guitar), Ryan Laslie (lead guitar), Aden Wood (drums), Colby Clark (bass), Dwight McGlynn (steel/utility); early co-founder Tristan Roby helped spark the project.
- Breakthrough EP: three twenty four (2023) with “smoke & a light” and “insane.”
- Debut album: Smokestack Town released October 3, 2025.
- Signature sound: country storytelling fused with grunge/indie bite and blues undertow.
- Milestone stage: Grand Ole Opry debut in January 2025.
- Touring: rapid jump from clubs to sold-out theaters and festival slots across North America.
- Live trademarks: big gang-vocal choruses, guitar squall, and roots cameos (banjo/steel).
Fascinating Insights About Ole 60’s Tours
The band’s road rise has been fast and loud—from Kentucky rooms to national headlines and marquee stages.
- Made their Grand Ole Opry debut on January 28, 2025.
- Rolled out the two-night, sold-out stand at Cain’s Ballroom (Tulsa) on October 22–23, 2025.
- Followed Tulsa with a Texas date at John T. Floore’s on October 24, 2025.
- Official site and store hubs post active tour calendars alongside merch and pre-saves.
- Smokestack Town (Oct 3, 2025) introduced new set staples such as “Let You Down,” “Who We Are,” and “Nancy Avenue.”
- Early singles “smoke & a light,” “insane,” and “Next to You” remained anchor moments in 2024–2025 sets.
- Festival and headline routing expanded as streaming spiked through 2024–2025.
- Visual rollouts (official lyric videos/visualizers) primed audiences for live debuts of new material.
- Social channels (especially Instagram/YouTube) serve as the primary tour-news outlets.
- Merch lines tie into the album era—with EP vinyl and era-specific tees frequently selling out on the road.
Ole 60 Ticket Buying Tips
Use these straightforward strategies to land great seats at a fair price in any market.
- Join the band email list and follow venue socials for presales and early alerts.
- Target weeknights or nearby markets—inventory and prices are often friendlier than Saturdays.
- Be logged in at onsale with payment saved; complete checkout on one device to avoid cart conflicts.
- Decide between GA floor energy vs. reserved seats for comfort and sightlines.
- Set a total budget (tickets + fees) so dynamic pricing doesn’t surprise you.
- Compare VIP/early-entry perks with what you’ll actually use (early access, merch).
- Start with primary sellers; if needed, use verified exchanges and avoid speculative listings.
- Check venue maps—slightly off-center a few rows back often balances mix, view, and price.
- Watch for production-hold releases and late drops the week of show.
- If plans change, list early and price transparently to match local demand.
Ole 60’s Concert Testimonials
Fans describe a cathartic, high-volume night—steel-kissed roots and big-amp rock under one roof.
- “Every voice hit the ‘smoke & a light’ chorus.” — Attendee, Nashville
- “Wall-of-guitars energy with real storytelling.” — Attendee, Tulsa
- “‘Next to You’ was a goosebumps sing-back.” — Attendee, Denver
- “They can slam, then drop to a whisper—wild dynamics.” — Attendee, Dallas
- “New album cuts landed like hits.” — Attendee, Phoenix
- “Lighting framed the band—zero fluff, all punch.” — Attendee, Chicago
- “Felt like a bar show at theater scale.” — Attendee, Atlanta
- “Banjo/steel moments were a killer surprise.” — Attendee, Charlotte
- “Left hoarse and happy—watching for the next presale.” — Attendee, Seattle
- “Kentucky grit with a modern edge.” — Attendee, Minneapolis