Matt Stell Announces His Everywhere But Home Tour – Starting this Weekend!

by jwills | February 24, 2021

Matt Stell announced his Everywhere But Home tour — which will see him playing 15 shows over the next 4 months across 6 states, and it starts this weekend!

Matt posted, “It’s official—the boys and I are saddling up and hitting the road again. I’ve been waiting a long time to say that. Real talk y’all better be ready to 100% full send blow out every minute of every one of these dates because I promise you we are gonna be. 2020 knocked us on our asses. In 2021 we fight back by having all the fun we didn’t get to have and then some. I typed this out in all caps first because that’s how I feel right now, but it was hard to read and looked annoying. But I mean it that hard. Be ready. The future’s coming and it’s looking BRIGHT.”

Matt added, “Can’t wait to play a few and raise one (more than one) up in Florida this weekend. Thankful we can get back out there and safely bring the music to y’all!”

Tickets go on sale tomorrow, Friday February 26th at noon local time, more info at mattstell.com.

Along with his two number-one hits, “Prayed For You” and “Everywhere But On” (which inspired the tour name), Matt is sure to play his brand new single, “That Ain’t Me No More.”

Talking about the song, Matt says, “I love all kinds of music. Uptempo country songs about heartbreak are probably my favorite, especially when a song has a fresh take on the subject. ‘That Ain’t Me No More’ is all of these things and it’s a rocker to boot”

Listen to the song here, and remember to head to mattstell.com for ticket info about the Everywhere But Home tour.

Headline Photo Credit: Dustin Haney

Additional Images Courtesy of Matt Stell

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