Brett Young Announces Headlining Caliville Tour With Carly Pearce

by Jim Casey | @TheJimCasey | August 18, 2017

California native Brett Young will headline more than a dozen dates on his upcoming Caliville Tour with special guest Carly Pearce. Kicking off on Oct. 14 in Charlottesville, Va., the tour will make stops in Charleston, Detroit, Cincinnati and more before capping in Milwaukee on Dec. 16.

“I am so excited to get to go out on my first ever headlining tour this year. It’s a pretty surreal feeling,” Brett said. “I can’t wait to see all my amazing fans out on the road, and I’m honored to have the incredible Carly Pearce along as well.”

Tickets go on sale Aug. 25.

Caliville Tour

Oct. 14
Charlottesville, VA
Jefferson Theater

Oct. 21
Kansas City, MO
The Truman

Oct. 28
Sarasota, FL
White Buffalo Saloon

Nov. 2
Charleston, SC
Music Farm

Nov. 3
Baltimore, MD
Rams Head Live

Nov. 4
Charlotte, NC
Coyote Joe’s

Nov. 11
Knoxville, TN
Cotton Eyed Joe’s

Nov. 18
Louisville, KY
Mercury Ballroom

Nov. 29
Oxford, OH
Brick Street Bar-Miami U

Dec. 1
Detroit, MI
Majestic Theatre

Dec. 2
Madison, WI
Orpheum Theater

Dec. 9
Baton Rouge, LA
Texas Club

Dec. 13
Cincinnati, OH
Bogart’s

Dec. 16
Milwaukee, WI
The Rave

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