Chris Janson Announces His 2021 Back At It Tour Dates

by jwills | April 13, 2021

Chris Janson is ready to get back at it!

He released his upcoming schedule for his Back At It tour — which kicks off this Friday in Meridian, Mississippi!

Chris posted, “Ready for ya 2021! Back at it! MORE dates to be added”

Chris Janson is super excited to back on the stage in front of fans, and of course, he loves performing for everyone…but now that concerts are coming back, and if he could attend his dream 2021 concert…what would that line-up look like?

Chris shares the bands, and artists he’d like to see, “Rancid, because I like punk rock and it’s just an awesome concert to see. Nora Jones because I really enjoyed her first album, and I liked the laid back feel of it, and I honestly love that jazzy kind of thing. Thirdly, probably Jack Johnson cause I really enjoy his music, and just seems like the real deal.”

For info on the Back At It tour — head to ChrisJanson.com

While Chris is singing “Waitin’ On 5” — plenty of fans are now waitin’ on the day that Chris’ tour heads their way…

Photos Courtesy of Chris Janson and WMN

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