Tour Overview
Tyler Childers is lining up an exciting stretch of live shows heading into late 2026, giving fans across the United States multiple chances to see him on stage. Tyler Childers shows span the Midwest, Mountain West, East Coast, and West Coast, with both headline dates and major festival appearances. Tickets for most announced dates are available through official ticketing partners, venue box offices, and verified resale platforms, though availability and pricing vary by city and seating section.
Tyler Childers tour dates
- July 9, 2026: Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre St Louis in Maryland Heights, Missouri
- July 12, 2026: Wrigley Field in Chicago, Illinois
- July 14, 2026: Morton Amphitheater in Riverside, Missouri
- July 15, 2026: Casey’s Center at Iowa Events Center – Complex in Des Moines, Iowa
- July 18, 2026: Fiddlers Green Amphitheatre in Englewood, Colorado
Tyler Childers upcoming events
- August 13, 2026: Darien Lake Performing Arts Center in Darien Center, New York
- August 14, 2026: Hersheypark Stadium at Hersheypark – Complex in Hershey, Pennsylvania
- September 25-27, 2026: Ohana Festival in Dana Point, California
- September 30, 2026: Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, California
- October 2, 2026: Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, Washington
- October 3, 2026: Moda Center in Portland, Oregon
- October 9, 2026: DPAC (Durham Performing Arts Center) in Durham, North Carolina
Festival Appearances
A centerpiece of the 2026 calendar is Childers’ role at Ohana Festival at Doheny State Beach in Dana Point, California. From September 25–27, he appears as part of a three‑day lineup that includes Eddie Vedder, Pearl Jam, and many others. Beyond the full‑weekend pass, Childers is spotlighted on the Saturday, September 26 bill, sharing the day with Alabama Shakes, Jon Batiste, and additional artists.
Tyler Childers show venues
- Wrigley Field – Chicago, IL
- Climate Pledge Arena – Seattle, WA
- Golden 1 Center – Sacramento, CA
- Moda Center – Portland, OR
- DPAC (Durham Performing Arts Center) – Durham, NC
Tickets for the Tyler Childers North American Tour
Tyler Childers tickets can be purchased safely and easily online. The best way to secure authentic seats is to use our website, where we link directly to official ticketing partners and verified resale options. This helps you avoid scams, fake barcodes, and wildly inflated prices that are common on unofficial marketplaces. Hurry – tickets are selling fast, especially for major stops like Wrigley Field in Chicago, Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre St Louis, and festival dates such as Ohana Festival in Dana Point.
Recent Work and Setlist
Tyler Childers’ most recent work continues the evolution he began with albums like Purgatory, Country Squire, Long Violent History, and the expansive 2023 project Rustin’ in the Rain. That record, inspired in part by classic country songwriters and the drama of professional wrestling storylines, shows how far he has pushed beyond “standard” country while still sounding deeply rooted in Kentucky soil.
- “Feathered Indians”
- “Lady May”
- “Whitehouse Road”
- “All Your’n”
- “Shake the Frost”
- “Nose on the Grindstone”
Concert Experience
Tyler Childers’ concerts blend storytelling, musicianship, and a rootsy, communal atmosphere, so fans can expect a setlist that moves smoothly between hard‑hitting anthems and quiet, introspective songs. A typical show runs about 90–120 minutes, often divided between full‑band performances and a more stripped‑down, acoustic segment where his voice and lyrics take center stage.
International Presence
Tyler Childers’ touring presence has expanded steadily from regional U.S. clubs to major international stages, reflecting both his growing popularity and the global appeal of his songwriting. While he first gained momentum in Appalachia and throughout the American South and Midwest, streaming platforms and word-of-mouth have helped carry his music far beyond U.S. borders, creating strong pockets of fans in Europe, Canada, and Australia.
Tyler Childers
Tyler Childers was born Timothy Tyler Childers on June 21, 1991, in Lawrence County, Kentucky, a rural, coal-mining region that heavily shaped his music and worldview. His father worked in the coal industry and his mother was a nurse, and he grew up surrounded by church singing, old-time Appalachian music, and classic country records.
Related Artists
Tyler Childers has become a central figure in the modern roots and Americana scene, and several closely related artists are on tour, often sharing fans, playlists, and even festival bills with him. Understanding who they are helps paint a fuller picture of the musical world he belongs to.
- Sturgill Simpson
- Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit
- Margo Price
- Eddie Vedder and Pearl Jam
- S.G. Goodman
- Charley Crockett
- Billy Strings
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are the confirmed tour dates for Tyler Childers’s 2026–2027 run?
Based on current public listings, Tyler Childers has an extensive run of 2026 dates, though 2027 shows have not yet been formally announced. In summer 2026, he is scheduled for Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre St Louis in Maryland Heights, MO, on Thu, July 9 (6:30 PM); Wrigley Field in Chicago, IL, on Sun, July 12 (6:45 PM); Morton Amphitheater in Riverside, MO, on Tue, July 14 (7:30 PM); and Casey’s Center at Iowa Events Center – Complex in Des Moines, IA, on Wed, July 15 (7:30 PM). He continues at Fiddlers Green Amphitheatre in Englewood, CO, on Sat, July 18 (6:30 PM). In August, he plays Darien Lake Performing Arts Center in Darien Center, NY, on Thu, August 13 (7:30 PM), and Hersheypark Stadium at Hersheypark – Complex in Hershey, PA, on Fri, August 14 (6:30 PM). In the fall, he appears at Ohana Festival (Doheny State Beach, Dana Point, CA) from Fri–Sun, Sept 25–27 (3‑day pass), plus a separate Saturday‑only pass on Sept 26, then Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, CA, on Wed, Sept 30 (7:30 PM); Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, WA, on Fri, Oct 2 (6:30 PM); Moda Center – Complex in Portland, OR, on Sat, Oct 3 (6:30 PM); and DPAC (Durham Performing Arts Center) in Durham, NC, on Fri, Oct 9 (8:00 PM). Any additional 2026 or 2027 dates would be announced later by his official channels.
2. Which cities and venues are included on Tyler Childers’s 2026 tour schedule?
The 2026 routing covers a mix of stadiums, amphitheaters, arenas, and a major festival, giving fans in several regions a chance to see him. In the Midwest, he will headline Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre St Louis in Maryland Heights, Missouri; Morton Amphitheater in Riverside, Missouri; Casey’s Center at Iowa Events Center – Complex in Des Moines, Iowa; and Wrigley Field in Chicago, Illinois. Moving west, he is booked at Fiddlers Green Amphitheatre in Englewood, Colorado, and then later at Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, California; Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, Washington; and Moda Center – Complex in Portland, Oregon. On the East Coast and Northeast, dates include Darien Lake Performing Arts Center in Darien Center, New York, and Hersheypark Stadium at Hersheypark – Complex in Hershey, Pennsylvania. In the Southeast, he plays DPAC (Durham Performing Arts Center) in Durham, North Carolina. He is also a featured artist at the Ohana Festival held at Doheny State Beach in Dana Point, California, both as part of the three‑day pass (Sept 25–27, 2026) and a separate Saturday‑only ticket option on Sept 26.
3. Will there be opening or special guest acts on the Tyler Childers tour?
Supporting acts can vary by date, region, and venue, and they are usually announced closer to each show. For the 2026 Ohana Festival in Dana Point, California, the lineup already lists several major artists: one 3‑day pass is advertised as “Tyler Childers at Ohana Festival with Eddie Vedder, Tyler Childers, Pearl Jam and many more,” and a separate Saturday pass is described as “Tyler Childers at Ohana Festival with Tyler Childers, Alabama Shakes, Jon Batiste and many more.” Tyler Childers comedy special is not part of the tour format described for these events. This means that on those festival dates, Childers will share the bill with Eddie Vedder, Pearl Jam, Alabama Shakes, Jon Batiste, and additional performers yet to be detailed by the festival. For his standalone headline shows (like Wrigley Field, Fiddlers Green Amphitheatre, and Golden 1 Center), openers and special guests have not been fully confirmed publicly. Typically, country, Americana, or folk‑leaning artists tour with him, but the exact lineups will be provided by the venues, promoter, or Tyler Childers’s official website and social accounts as dates approach.
4. What price range should fans expect for Tyler Childers concert tickets?
Exact ticket prices for each show depend on several factors: venue size, city, demand, seat location, and whether the event is a festival or solo concert. Stadium and arena seats (Wrigley Field, Golden 1 Center, Climate Pledge Arena, Moda Center) often use tiered pricing, with upper‑level or distant seats typically cheaper and floor or premium sections more expensive. Amphitheaters like Fiddlers Green, Darien Lake, or Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre St Louis commonly offer lawn tickets at lower prices, while covered pavilion or VIP seats cost more. Festival options, such as the Ohana Festival’s 3‑day pass versus single‑day Saturday pass, involve different pricing structures. Tyler Childers show tickets can fluctuate due to dynamic pricing and resale inventory. As of now, no single universal price is available; fans should check the official box office, Tyler Childers’s website, or verified ticket marketplaces for each date. Be prepared for dynamic pricing, where costs may increase as demand rises or inventory shrinks, especially in large markets like Chicago or Seattle.
5. How many Tyler Childers shows are currently scheduled for 2026?
Based on the current itinerary described, there are thirteen distinct Tyler Childers events on the 2026 calendar. These include individual concerts at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre St Louis (Maryland Heights, MO), Wrigley Field (Chicago, IL), Morton Amphitheater (Riverside, MO), Casey’s Center at Iowa Events Center – Complex (Des Moines, IA), Fiddlers Green Amphitheatre (Englewood, CO), Darien Lake Performing Arts Center (Darien Center, NY), Hersheypark Stadium at Hersheypark – Complex (Hershey, PA), Golden 1 Center (Sacramento, CA), Climate Pledge Arena (Seattle, WA), Moda Center – Complex (Portland, OR), and DPAC (Durham, NC). Added to these are two Ohana Festival listings at Doheny State Beach (Dana Point, CA): the 3‑day pass for Sept 25–27, 2026, and the Saturday‑only pass for Sept 26, 2026. Together, that makes thirteen separate ticketed opportunities currently visible to fans, though more dates could be announced later.
6. When will tickets for the Tyler Childers 2026 tour be released for purchase?
Ticket on‑sale times differ by event and promoter. Major venues and stadiums usually offer a presale window—sometimes for credit‑card holders, fan‑club members, or venue subscribers—followed by a general public on‑sale, often on a Friday morning in the local time zone. Festival passes, like the Ohana Festival 3‑day and single‑day passes, are often announced months in advance with early‑bird tiers and payment plans. For some 2026 Childers shows, sales may already be open; others may not yet have published on‑sale dates. The most reliable way to know when tickets go live is to sign up for email alerts from Tyler Childers’s official website, follow his verified social media accounts, and check each venue’s site or primary ticketing platform (such as Ticketmaster or AXS). Avoid assuming every show goes on sale the same day; always confirm date and time directly from official sources.
7. Have Tyler Childers’s 2026 concert tickets already sold out?
Sell‑out status varies widely by city and by ticket category. High‑demand markets and smaller theaters can sell out quickly, while large amphitheaters and stadiums may still have availability closer to show day. Some sections—for example, front‑row or VIP packages—may be sold out even when standard seats remain. For festival events such as the Ohana Festival, 3‑day passes might sell out before single‑day tickets, or vice versa, depending on interest in specific lineups. Since ticket inventories change constantly as fans buy, resell, or release tickets, the only trustworthy way to check is to visit the official primary ticket seller for each show. If a show is marked “sold out,” fans may still find tickets through authorized resale options integrated into the primary platform. However, there is no universal status across the entire tour; each date and venue has its own availability that should be verified in real time.
8. Is it safe to purchase Tyler Childers tickets from reputable ticket platforms?
Buying from official and well‑known ticket marketplaces is generally considered safe, as long as you pay attention to authenticity, guarantees, and refund policies. Primary sellers (like Ticketmaster, AXS, or a venue’s own box office) are the most secure option because they issue tickets directly from the event organizer. Many also host verified resale programs, where resold tickets are digitally reissued in your name, reducing the risk of duplicates or forgeries. Well‑established secondary marketplaces usually offer “buyer guarantees” that promise valid entry or your money back if something goes wrong. Before completing a purchase, verify that the site uses secure payment processing (https, recognized payment methods) and check whether downloads or barcodes are delivered immediately or closer to show date. Avoid informal resellers, unverified social media listings, and sellers who insist on cash or wire transfers; those methods are far harder to dispute if there is a problem. When in doubt, start with the venue’s own website, which will link to approved ticket partners.
9. Are there any age limits or rules for attending a Tyler Childers concert?
Age restrictions are set by each venue and can differ between events, even on the same tour. Many large outdoor amphitheaters and stadiums—like Fiddlers Green Amphitheatre, Darien Lake Performing Arts Center, or Hersheypark Stadium—tend to be “all‑ages,” but they may require that minors be accompanied by an adult or have specific rules about children under a certain age needing tickets. Some indoor arenas and theaters, such as Golden 1 Center, Climate Pledge Arena, Moda Center, or DPAC, might have their own policies about infants, strollers, and whether lap‑sitting children are allowed without separate tickets. Festivals like Ohana often advertise themselves as family‑friendly but still may have guidance on recommended ages due to crowd size, noise levels, and alcohol sales. Because policies can change from year to year, the safest approach is to check the official website of the specific venue or festival date you plan to attend and read the “age restrictions,” “house rules,” or “FAQ” sections carefully before you buy tickets.
10. What is a good time for fans to arrive at a Tyler Childers show?
Arrival timing depends on your goals: getting a relaxed entry, securing good general‑admission spots, or just avoiding long lines. For most venues, doors open 60–90 minutes before the posted showtime; for example, if a concert is listed at 7:30 PM, doors might open around 6:00 PM. Arriving shortly after doors open is usually smart, especially if you need to handle will‑call, buy merchandise, or find your seats without rushing. For general‑admission pits or lawn seating at amphitheaters like Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre St Louis or Fiddlers Green, fans often line up early—sometimes a couple of hours before doors—to claim preferred spots. Festivals such as Ohana can involve security lines and bag checks that take longer because thousands of people may arrive around the same time; in that case, plan extra time, particularly on the first day, to navigate parking and entry. Also consider traffic patterns around big venues like Wrigley Field or Climate Pledge Arena, where congestion near showtime can slow you down.
11. Are the venues on the Tyler Childers tour accessible for concertgoers with disabilities?
Most modern stadiums, arenas, theaters, and large amphitheaters must comply with accessibility regulations, including the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in the United States. That means venues such as Wrigley Field, Golden 1 Center, Climate Pledge Arena, Moda Center, Hersheypark Stadium, Fiddlers Green Amphitheatre, and DPAC typically offer wheelchair‑accessible seating, companion seats, ramps or elevators, accessible restrooms, and designated viewing areas. Many locations also support assistive listening devices, and some can arrange sign‑language interpreters or captioning if requested in advance. Festivals like Ohana at Doheny State Beach usually provide accessible viewing platforms, ADA entrances, and accessible restrooms, but because it is an outdoor beach environment, conditions (sand, terrain) can vary, so it is important to consult their official ADA or accessibility page. Since procedures for purchasing accessible tickets differ—sometimes you must call the box office or select specific sections online—fans with mobility or sensory needs should review each venue’s accessibility information and reach out directly well before the show date to ensure accommodations are arranged.
12. Will fans find parking options at Tyler Childers tour venues?
Parking availability is highly site‑specific, but most of the tour’s locations do provide some form of on‑site or nearby parking. Large amphitheaters like Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre St Louis, Fiddlers Green Amphitheatre, and Darien Lake Performing Arts Center often have expansive surface lots with both general and preferred parking options, sometimes bundled into ticket packages. Stadiums and arenas such as Wrigley Field, Golden 1 Center, Climate Pledge Arena, Moda Center, and Hersheypark Stadium rely on a mix of venue‑owned garages, private lots, and nearby public parking, and they may encourage public transit due to heavy traffic on event days. Urban theaters like DPAC in Durham typically offer parking garages within walking distance, sometimes with pre‑paid passes. For the Ohana Festival at Doheny State Beach, parking may involve beach lots, off‑site lots, or shuttle services, and these details are usually outlined by the festival organizers. Tyler Childers stand-up tickets are not applicable to these music venues and festival listings. Because parking policies, prices, and cashless requirements vary, it is wise to review parking maps, pre‑purchase passes if offered, and arrive early, especially for sold‑out nights or weekend festival days, to secure a convenient spot and avoid missing any of Tyler Childers’s set.
Conclusion
Tyler Childers’ 2026 tour offers fans across the United States multiple chances to see him live, with dates spread strategically through the Midwest, Mountain West, Northeast, West Coast, and Southeast. His concerts blend storytelling, musicianship, and a rootsy, communal atmosphere, ensuring a memorable experience for all attendees. Tyler Childers comedy shows are not what this guide covers, since the schedule here focuses on concert performances. Tyler Childers stand-up special is not part of the announced touring slate described above. As his touring presence continues to expand, Childers remains a defining voice in modern Americana and country music, connecting deeply with audiences both domestically and internationally.
