Ryan Hurd Tour Tickets | 2025

GRAMMY-nominated country singer-songwriter Ryan Hurd blends heartland grit with modern polish—“Chasing After You,” “To a T,” and cuts from Midwest Rock & Roll. Expect storytelling, big choruses, and a tight Nashville band. Secure your Ryan Hurd concert tickets.

Tour Dates and Cities

Date	City	Price	Tickets
Tuesday 14 October, 2025	Washington D.C., District of Columbia	from $960.00	Tickets
Thursday 06 November, 2025	Wyandotte, Michigan	from $46.06	Tickets
Friday 07 November, 2025	Chicago, Illinois	from $56.40	Tickets
Saturday 08 November, 2025	Grand Rapids, Michigan	from $64.02	Tickets
Thursday 13 November, 2025	Nashville, Tennessee	from $51.41	Tickets
Friday 24 April, 2026	Indio, California	from $297.00	Tickets
Sunday 26 April, 2026	Indio, California	from $662.40	Tickets

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What to Expect at a Ryan Hurd Tour Concert

Hurd’s shows lean into songwriter detail and crowd-ready hooks, spotlighting hits, new album tracks, and a few intimate, acoustic turns.

• Hook-forward country with rock edges anchored by a seasoned touring band.
• Singalong moments on “Chasing After You” and fan favorites from Pelago.
• Fresh 2025 cuts—“This Party Sucks,” “Die For It,” “Lighthouse,” and “Paul.”
• Occasional stripped-down segments that center lyric and voice.
• Warm, conversational banter about Midwestern roots and song backstories.
• Balanced pacing: radio singles, album deep cuts, then a hits-stacked close.
• Clean, vocal-first mix with tasteful LED accents over heavy theatrics.
• Solo take on duet material, with audience harmonies woven in live.
• Dynamic guitar interplay and steady low-end for a modern country punch.
• A cathartic finale that leaves the room humming the last chorus.

The Most Popular Songs of Ryan Hurd

1. “Chasing After You” (with Maren Morris) (2021): Platinum duet and career breakthrough; a lonesome pursuit turned arena-size singalong.
2. “To a T” (2018): intimate, slow-burn devotion that showcased his croon and songwriter finesse.
3. “Every Other Memory” (2020): nostalgic snapshots over a breezy, radio-ready glide.
4. “Love in a Bar” (2017): debut single tying his story to Nashville beginnings.
5. “Pass It On” (2022): feel-good chain reaction of kindness with a crowd-lifting hook.
6. “Diamonds or Twine” (2018): vows-and-forever sentiment with a cinematic video era.
7. “What Are You Drinking” (2022): moody, late-night confessional from the Pelago cycle.
8. “Coast” (2021): westward imagery and sunlit groove from his debut album.
9. “June, July, August” (2021): seasonal romance that previewed Pelago.
10. “Platonic” (2019): title cut from his EP, blending modern textures with classic-country phrasing.

The Most Popular Ryan Hurd Video

Directed by TK McKamy, the 2021 “Chasing After You” video pairs moody, split-screen intimacy with the duet’s push-pull narrative. It became Hurd’s most-viewed official clip and earned a GRAMMY nomination for Best Country Duo/Group Performance, cementing the song as a staple of his live sets and a defining moment of the Pelago era.

Ryan Hurd Bio & Rise to Fame

Ryan Hurd — Michigan-raised, Nashville-honed hitmaker and songwriter behind Platinum duets and chart-topping cuts for major country stars.

• Origins: born in Chicago, raised near Kalamazoo, MI; moved to Nashville to write and record.
• Songwriter creds: co-wrote Blake Shelton & Ashley Monroe’s “Lonely Tonight,” Lady A’s “You Look Good,” and Luke Bryan’s “Sunrise, Sunburn, Sunset.”
• Artist debut: self-titled EP (2017) with early tracks like “Love in a Bar.”
• Breakthrough era: debut album Pelago (2021) led by Platinum “Chasing After You.”
• Latest release: sophomore album Midwest Rock & Roll (2025) and a Deluxe edition recorded partly at Abbey Road Studios.
• Styles & themes: heartland imagery, relationship snapshots, and melody-forward country with rock sheen.
• Notables: GRAMMY nomination for “Chasing After You”; multi-artist cuts across country and pop.
• Touring: 2025 club/theater runs and Opry appearances, with intimate sets and big singalongs.

Fascinating Insights About Ryan Hurd’s Tours

Hurd’s 2025 shows spotlight his new Midwest Rock & Roll material alongside Pelago favorites and his breakthrough duet.

1. New album cycle: Midwest Rock & Roll arrived March 21, 2025 via Big Machine Records, followed by a Deluxe edition on May 30, 2025.
2. Upcoming stops (Fall 2025): NYC’s Gramercy Theatre (Oct 13), DC’s The Hamilton (Oct 14), MI/IL dates in Wyandotte and Chicago, Grand Rapids (Nov 8), and Nashville’s Cannery Hall (Nov 13).
3. Setlist trends 2025: average stats list “Chasing After You” as a frequent opener and “The Last Song I’ll Ever Write” as the closer.
4. Opry snapshot: a 2025 Grand Ole Opry appearance featured “Chasing After You,” “Paul.,” and “The Last Song I’ll Ever Write.”
5. Deluxe-era note: sessions for the expanded album included tracking at London’s Abbey Road Studios.
6. New songs live: titles from the album—“This Party Sucks,” “Die For It,” “Lighthouse,” “Youth”—are common features of 2025 sets.
7. Catalog balance: Pelago tracks like “Pass It On,” “What Are You Drinking,” and “Coast” remain staples.
8. Venue scale: predominantly clubs and theaters on this run, creating close-up, songwriter-forward shows.
9. Fan chorus: “Chasing After You” reliably turns the room into a duet—no guest required.
10. Merch & motif: Midwest imagery and tour-branded merch nod to his Michigan roots.

Ryan Hurd Ticket Buying Tips

Get the best value and view by using official channels and timing your purchase.

1. Watch Ryan’s site and socials for tour drops, presales, and added shows.
2. At general on-sale, target face-value first; small venues sell out fast.
3. Compare standard tickets vs. VIP add-ons (early entry/merch) to match budget and perks.
4. Weeknight shows can have softer pricing and better availability than weekends.
5. Use the venue map—seats near front-of-house (mix position) balance sound and sightlines.
6. Stick to venue/official resale to avoid counterfeit barcodes and inflated fees.
7. Check nearby markets; secondary cities often have stronger face-value inventory.
8. Look for production-hold releases 24–72 hours before showtime for late drops.
9. Plan parking/transit early; clubs and downtown venues bottleneck near doors.
10. For festivals, weigh single-day vs. weekend passes and factor travel and lodging costs.

Ryan Hurd’s Concert Testimonials

Fans praise the songwriter detail, singalong peaks, and intimate room feel.

• “Felt like a living room singalong—then the chorus hit like an arena.” — Attendee, Nashville
• “He told the stories behind the songs—goosebumps.” — Attendee, Chicago
• “New tracks from Midwest Rock & Roll landed huge.” — Attendee, New York
• “Crystal-clear vocals and a warm, punchy band.” — Attendee, Washington, DC
• “‘Chasing After You’ turned the whole crowd into a duet.” — Attendee, Grand Rapids
• “Perfect mix of hits and deep cuts.” — Attendee, Detroit
• “Acoustic section was a pin-drop moment.” — Attendee, Phoenix
• “Great pacing—zero filler.” — Attendee, Dallas
• “Close-up venue, big connection.” — Attendee, Toronto
• “Left hoarse and happy—worth every penny.” — Attendee, Atlanta

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