Margo Price: Nowhere Fast Tour

by Jason Simanek | September 11, 2017

Margo Price’s upcoming Nowhere Fast Tour kicks off Jan. 20 in Louisville, Ky. Tickets go on sale Friday, Sept. 15 at 10 a.m. The 2018 tour will support her upcoming new album, All American Made, which will be available on Oct. 20.

Month	Date	Location	Venue
Jan.	20	Headliner’s Music Hall	Louisville, Ky.
	21	The Ready Room	St. Louis
	23	Knucklehead’s	Kansas City, Mo.
	24	ACM@UCO	Oklahoma City
	26	Kessler Theater	Dallas
	28	Sam’s Burger Joint	San Antonio
	30	Emo’s	Austin
Feb.	1	Manship Theatre	Baton Rouge, La.
	18	The Crescent Ballroom	Phoenix
	20	Fox Theatre	Boulder, Colo.
	21	Bluebird Theater	Denver
	23	The State Room	Salt Lake City
	24	The Olympic	Boise, Idaho
	25	Neptune	Seattle
	26	Revolution Hall	Portland, Ore.
	28	The Independent	San Francisco
March	1	The Fonda Theatre	Los Angeles
	2	Pappy & Harriet’s	Pioneertown, Calif.
	3	Belly Up	Solana Beach, Calif.

For more information and tour updates, go to Margo’s website.

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