Cole Swindell Begins Countdown to Down To Earth Tour
One small step for a man, one giant leap for a country singer on the rise.
Cole Swindell has started the countdown to his headlining Down To Earth Tour, set to lift off from Toledo, Ohio, on March 5.
With more than a dozen dates through the U.S. and into Canada, Swindell’s co-pilots will be breakout songwriter-artist HARDY (“Rednecker”) and fresh face Trea Landon (“Loved By a Country Boy”). The Georgia hit maker and his second-in-command decided to make their fun-loving tour announcement at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama, and says he expects his next run of shows to be a “blast.” After touring all summer on Luke Bryan’s Sunset Repeat Tour, Swindell recently scored his sixth Billboard No.1 with “Love You Too Late.”
“I have had such an amazing year in so many ways,” Swindell says in a statement. “I never think each year can top the previous, but it does. To earn another career Number One last week with ‘Love You Too Late’ and then the response and honors that ‘Break Up In The End’ received this year has blown me away, and of course the opportunity to get to tour again with my buddy Luke Bryan has been a blast. I’m so fired up for 2020 to get back out there with two new artists whose music I just love and am really excited about. HARDY, Trea and I already have some fun things planned for this tour. The fans better get ready because this tour is for them!”
The headlining tour follows last year’s Reason To Drink Tour — Swindell’s first on top of a bill — and general public ticket sales begin November 8. Citi cardmembers will have access to a presale starting November 5. Swindell has been releasing tracks off his Down Home Sessions V EP all summer, which is expected to come out in full by the end of the year.
Cole Swindell’s Down To Earth Tour Dates:
March 5 — Toledo, OH @ Stranahan Theater
March 6 — Rama, ON @ Casino Rama-Entertainment Centre
March 13 — Macon, GA @ Macon Centreplex Auditorium
March 14 — Okaloosa Island, FL @ The Gulf
March 15 — New Orleans, LA @ Fillmore
March 25 — Sioux Falls, SD @ Sanford Pentagon
March 26 — Dubuque, IA @ Five Flags Center-Five Flags Arena
March 27 — Park City, KS @ Hartman Arena
March 28 — Kansas City, MO @ Uptown Theater
April 9 — Grand Rapids, MI @ 20 Monroe Live
April 10 — Peoria, IL @ Peoria Civic Center Theatre
April 11 — Louisville, KY @ Palace Theatre
April 16 — Charleston, SC @ N. Charleston PAC
April 17 — Jacksonville, FL @ Daily’s Place
