Luke Bryan Tickets

Luke Bryan Tickets

Luke Bryan is hitting the road with his 2025 "Country Song Came On Tour," bringing his energetic performances to fans across the U.S. and Canada. If you're looking to buy Luke Bryan concert tickets, Gametime is the place to go! Find 100% authentic tickets for the Country Song Came On tour. Buy tickets the hassle-free way with Gametime's on-time ticket delivery guarantee.

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Ticket prices for Luke Bryan's "Country Song Came On Tour" in 2025 vary depending on the venue, seating selection, and demand. Based on current listings, prices can range from as low as $29 to over $1,000 for premium seating. For example, tickets for the Houston Rodeo with Luke Bryan on March 23, 2025, start at $29, while premium seats for the same event can exceed $1,000.

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Is Luke Bryan coming to a city near me?

Luke Bryan's 2025 tour includes over 30 cities across the U.S. and Canada. To see if he's performing near you, view the full list of tour dates below.

Will Luke Bryan tour in 2025?

Yes, Luke Bryan's "Country Song Came On Tour" is scheduled for 2025, with performances from May through August.

What's Luke Bryan's tour setlist for the "Country Song Came On Tour"?

While the exact setlist can vary by show, fans can anticipate a mix of Luke Bryan's biggest hits and new tracks from his latest album. For the most current setlist information, consider checking recent concert reviews or fan forums.

How long is Luke Bryan's concert?

Luke Bryan's concerts typically last between 90 minutes to two hours, featuring a dynamic performance with multiple songs and audience interactions.

How much are floor seats to Luke Bryan's concert?

Floor seats for Luke Bryan's "Country Song Came On Tour" in 2025 offer an up-close and personal concert experience. These premium seats are generally more expensive, with prices typically ranging from $300 to $400, and stage pit seats can be even pricier.

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What are Luke Bryan's tour dates in 2025?

Here are the starting and final tour dates for Luke Bryan's 2025 "Country Song Came On Tour":

• May 29, 2025: Bethel, NY - Bethel Woods Center for the Arts

• August 30, 2025: Buffalo, NY - Darien Lake Amphitheater

For a complete list of tour dates, please refer to the full schedule below.

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More About Luke Bryan

There’s nothing better than a Georgia boy done good, and that’s exactly what Luke Bryan is. This country star burst onto the scene in the mid-2000s and has made no signs of slowing down anytime soon. To date, he’s sold over seven million albums and 27 million singles worldwide. Not bad for a country boy!

Humble Beginnings

Born Thomas Luther Bryan to a family of peanut farmers in the tiny town of Leesburg, Georgia, from the very beginning Luke knew he was destined to become a country singer. He almost didn’t make it, though – just as he was leaving for Nashville at the age of 19, he tragically lost his brother in a car accident.

The sudden loss changed the trajectory of Luke’s life, choosing instead to stay closer to home. He went to college at Georgia Southern University where he met his future wife, Caroline Boyer, who he married in 2006. Shortly thereafter, he finally made it to Nashville. That’s when things really started rockin’ and rollin’.

Some Fun Influences

Luke definitely has those classic country chops, and you can hear in his music that he’s been influenced by greats like George Strait, Alan Jackson, Alabama, and Merle Haggard. At the same time, though, Luke’s as modern as it gets. He also says that modern hip-hop also plays a role in his songwriting. Classic East Coast artists like Run-DMC and the Beastie Boys hold a place near and dear in Luke’s heart, placing a funky spin on his good old country and western.

Rocketing to Stardom

Luke’s relocation to Nashville opened some major doors for this talented singer-songwriter. He landed his first gig co-writing Billy Currington’s “Good Directions,” a song that charted to number one on the Hot Country Songs. He then followed it up with his own debut single, “All My Friends Say,” which took the number five spot. Not long after, he released his first album, I’ll Stay Me, writing or co-writing ten of the eleven songs on the album.

The record was an immediate success, launching Luke’s career into stardom. Five albums later, Luke Bryan is gearing up for yet another studio album to be released sometime in the very near future. You know this down-home Georgia boy’s going to tour the hell out of that record when it comes out, just as he’s done before.