Trace Adkins Locks in 2018 How Did We Get Here Tour
The first night of the tour kicks off in Biloxi, Mississippi, on April 6, and dates carry on into the summer months.
It looks like Trace Adkins planned for a big year in 2018 with the news that he’ll be hitting the road on his own How Did We Get Here Tour come late spring into summer.
The country singer set out dates to hit the road right after he travels along the Country Music Freaks Tour with his buddy Blake Shelton. He’ll also get to know Brett Eldredge and Carly Pearce better due to their opening support for the same tour.
Shelton also booked Adkins as his adviser for season 14 of NBC’s hit reality competition show, The Voice. After leaving a legacy in the country music genre with his deep rootsy voice and traditional twang in his catalogue, Adkins can teach the new up-and-comers a thing or two about how the industry works and how to hone in on authenticity within their vocal repertoire.
Although he may have released his latest album back in early 2017, Adkins continues to support the project and sent “Still a Soldier” to radio in September of last year. Fans may hear a new tune or two during Adkins’ set for his headlining run, but the singer will throw in some of his all-time classics as well to pump up his set.
The How Did We Get Here Tour kicks off on April 6 in Biloxi, Mississippi, and runs throughout the summer months. More information about specific dates and purchasing tickets can be found through updates on Adkins’ website.
How Did We Get Here Tour Dates:
April 6 – Biloxi, Miss. @ IP Casino Resort
April 7 – Fort Worth, Texas @ Billy Bob’s
May 1 – Bowling Green, Ky. @ Southern Kentucky Pac
May 5 – New Cumberland, W.V. @ Mountaineer Park
May 6 – Punxsutawney, Pa. @ Punxsutawney Community Center
May 11 – Bowler, Wis. @ Northstar Star Mohican Casino
May 12 – Hinckley, Minn. @ Grand Casino Hinckley Event Center
June 21 – Ridgefield, Conn. @ Ridgefield Playhouse
June 23 – Charles Town, W.V. @ Hollywood Casino
June 30 – Oklahoma City, Okla. @ Starlight Amphitheater
July 5 – Fayetteville, Ga. @ Southern Ground Amphitheater
July 7 – Vinton, La. @ Delta Downs
July 11 – Pauma Valley, Calif. @ Casino Pauma Showroom
July 12 – Santa Maria, Calif. @ Santa Barbara County Fair
July 15 – Sacramento, Calif. @ California State Fair
July 16 – Turlock, Calif. @ Stanislaus County Fair
July 18 – Eugene, Ore. @ Lane County Fair
July 19 – Worley, Idaho @ Coeur D’alene Casino
July 27 – Urbana, Ill. @ Champaign County Fair
July 31 – Petersburg, W.V. @ Tri County Fair
Aug. 6 – Vale, S.D. @ Full Throttle Saloon
Aug. 8 – Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada @ Club Regent
Aug. 9 – Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada @ Saskatoon Prairieland Park
Aug. 11 – Belvidere, Ill. @ Boone County Fair
Sept. 8 – Shipshewana, Ind. @ Blue Gate Theater
Sept. 10 – Wooster, Ohio @ Wayne Country Fair
Sept. 14 – Hutchinson, Kan. @ Kansas State Fair
Sept. 15 – Albuquerque, N.M. @ Sandia Resort & Casino
Sept. 21 – Breham, Texas @ Washington County Fair
Sept. 22 – Garnett, Kan. @ Anderson County Cornstock
Sept. 29 – Montgomery, Ala. @ Garrett Coliseum
Sept. 30 – Mount Vernon, Ky. @ Renfro Valley Entertainment Center
Oct. 26 – Bossier City, La. @ Horseshow Riverdome
Oct. 27 – Tunica, Miss. @ Gold
