Country music superstar Luke Bryan is set to dominate the 2025 touring calendar with an ambitious dual-tour strategy that spans nearly the entire year. His “Country Song Came On Tour” will run from May 29 through August 30, beginning at New York’s Bethel Woods Center and concluding at Buffalo’s Darien Lake Amphitheater, offering fans months of high-energy performances across multiple states.
Following closely behind, Bryan’s signature “Farm Tour 2025” will kick off with a historic first-ever California stop in May before continuing with its traditional fall dates from September 18-20 in agricultural communities across Wisconsin, Illinois, and Michigan.
Farm Tour 2025 breaks new ground with California debut before returning to its heartland roots in the fall.
These shows in Brooklyn, Wisconsin; Prairie Grove, Illinois; and Lansing, Michigan will maintain Bryan’s 16-year tradition of celebrating rural America while supporting farming families through scholarships. The final tour date will conclude in Lansing, Michigan on September 20, wrapping up the three-day agricultural celebration. Each performance promises a symphony of heartfelt music that showcases Bryan’s evolution as a storyteller through his chart-topping hits. Since 2009, the Farm Tour has awarded 84 scholarships to students from farming families attending colleges near tour stops, demonstrating Bryan’s commitment to agricultural communities beyond entertainment.
Partnerships with sponsors including Bayer, Fendt, and Citi underscore this community-focused approach that has become central to Bryan’s touring identity.
Tickets for both tours are available through LukeBryan.com and Vivid Seats, with prices ranging widely from standard admission to premium VIP packages. Farm Tour tickets are priced at $75 in advance and $90 at the door, while VIP meet-and-greet opportunities command higher prices for devoted fans seeking personal interaction with the country star.
Throughout both tours, Bryan will be joined by an impressive roster of supporting acts including George Birge, Avery Anna, Ashland Craft, and Mae Estes, alongside special collaborative performances with country heavyweights Dierks Bentley, Kane Brown, HARDY, and Brothers Osborne at select events. Bryan has carefully curated these collaborations to help spotlight emerging talent, providing a valuable platform for artistic development in the competitive music industry.
Beyond the tours, Bryan is strategically exploring new sync deals to place his music in popular films and video games, expanding his revenue streams while reaching new audiences.
Looking beyond his 2025 tours, Bryan has already announced plans for international performances, including his Crash My Playa event in Riviera Cancun, Mexico in January 2026, and numerous festival appearances throughout summer 2026, ensuring fans will have plenty of opportunities to experience his “country soul revival” well into the future.
