Luke Bryan Announces Fall 2025 Farm Tour Dates

On Monday (April 7), Luke Bryan announced the dates and details of his fall 2025 Farm Tour, marking a return to the Midwest roots where the Farm Tour first began. The shows are scheduled from September 18-20, and will take place at family farms in Wisconsin, Illinois, and Michigan, bringing Bryan's big time concert experience…

On Monday (April 7), Luke Bryan announced the dates and details of his fall 2025 Farm Tour, marking a return to the Midwest roots where the Farm Tour first began. The shows are scheduled from September 18-20, and will take place at family farms in Wisconsin, Illinois, and Michigan, bringing Bryan’s big time concert experience to small-town communities. The country superstar is also trying something new in 2025, by embarking on his inaugural spring Farm Tour, which includes the tour’s first-ever California dates which will take place from May 15-17. “I have always wanted to raise awareness for the West Coast farmer and I’m so excited to get to do that this year,” Bryan said when he announced his spring Farm Tour plans. Tickets for the fall dates go on sale on Friday (April 11), with pre-sales available earlier in the week. Bryan’s Farm Tour programs have provided over nine million meals throughout the country, while awarding 84 college scholarships to students in farming families. (Taste of Country)

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