Brantley Gilbert Announces 2017 Tour Dates for Devil Don’t Sleep Tour

Posted on November 14, 2016

We’re still finishing up 2016, but Brantley Gilbert is getting a jump on the new year by announcing the cities and dates for his upcoming 2017 Devil Don’t Sleep Tour.

“People want to rock, they want to party, but they want the songs to be about their lives, and all I’ve ever done is write about my life and take it on the road,” said Brantley in a statement. “I come from the same kind of place our fans do, and there’s a lot of people just like me out there – and they show up because they know we’re gonna put it down.”

Devil Don’t Sleep Tour, named after his upcoming fourth studio album to be released in 2017, kicks off on Feb. 2, 2017 in Reading, Pa. with stops in Kansas City, Baton Rouge and Sioux City.

Joining Brantley on tour will be newcomers Tucker Beathard (“Rock On”) and Luke Combs (“Hurricane). Brantley will also be donating one dollar from every ticket sold through the BGNation presale to the Disabled American Veterans. For more ticket information go to BrantleyGilbert.com.

The Devil Don’t Sleep 2017 Tour Dates

Month	Date	Location	Venue
* Tucker Beathard not on these dates
Feb.	2	Reading, Pa.	Santander Arena
	3	State College, Pa.	Bryce Jordan Center
	4	Portland, Maine	Cross Insurance Arena
	9	Wichita, Kan.	INTRUST Bank Arena
	10	Cape Girardeau, Mo.	Show Me Center
	11	Charleston, W.Va.	Charleston Civic Center
	16	Glens Falls, N.Y.	Glens Falls Civic
	17	Youngstown, Ohio	Covelli Centre
	18	Florence, S.C.	Florence Civic Center
	23	Evansville, Ind.	Ford Center
	24	Greensboro, N.C.	Greensboro Coliseum
	25	Louisville, Ky.	KFC Yum! Center
March	2	Rosemont, Ill.	Allstate Arena
	3	Moline, Ill.	iWireless Center
	4	Kansas City, Mo.	Sprint Center
	16	Baton Rouge, La.	Baton Rouge River Center
	17	Jackson, Miss.	Mississippi Coliseum
	18	Corbin, Ky.	Corbin Arena
April	6	Saginaw, Mich.	Dow Event Center
	7	Bloomington, Ill.	US Cellular Center
	8	Columbus, Ohio	Schottenstein Center
	20	Bossier City, La.	CenturyLink Center
	22	Southaven, Miss.	Landers Center
	27*	Sioux City, Iowa	Tyson Event Center
	28*	Des Moines, Iowa	Wells Fargo Arena @ Iowa Events Center
	29*	Duluth, Minn.	AMSOIL Arena

photo courtesy Valory Music Co.

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