Luke Bryan Is Taking His “Kill the Lights Tour” Where It Has Never Been Before: 2017

Posted on November 28, 2016

After wrapping his 58-city 2016 Kill the Lights Tour in October, Luke Bryan announced today (Nov. 28) that he will extend the tour into 2017 with 11 additional dates, including a stop at New York City’s Madison Square Garden on March 1. Luke will resume the tour on Feb. 16 in Huntington, W.Va., and cap it a little more than a month later on March 17 in Orange Beach, Ala.

Brett Eldredge will serve as the opener on all dates.

Check out the dates, cities and venues below.

Kill the Lights Tour 2017
Feb. 16 – Huntington, W.Va. – Big Sandy Superstore Arena
Feb. 17 – Bloomington, Ind. – Assembly Hall
Feb. 18 – Jonesboro, Ark. – ASU Convocation Center
Feb. 23 – Columbia, S.C. – Colonial Life Arena
Feb. 25 – Jacksonville, Fla. – Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena
March 1 – New York, N.Y – Madison Square Garden
March 3 – Manchester, N.H. – Verizon Wireless Arena
March 4 – Providence, R.I. – Dunkin’ Donuts Center
March 9 – Richmond, Va. – Richmond Coliseum
March 10 – Fayetteville, N.C. – Crown Coliseum
March 17 – Orange Beach, Ala. – The Wharf

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