Upcoming Rascal Flatts dates
Dates and live ticket listings appear here as soon as they are on sale. The guide below covers what to know before you buy.
Who Rascal Flatts is and why the reunion matters
Rascal Flatts is the country trio of Gary LeVox (lead vocals), Jay DeMarcus (bass and harmony vocals) and Joe Don Rooney (lead guitar and harmony vocals), formed in Nashville in 1999. A ticket today buys a reunion show: the group announced its breakup in October 2021, then announced a 25th anniversary reunion on October 1, 2024, and launched the Life Is a Highway Tour in February 2025. Expect a hits-heavy set built for singing along.
The group's run in the 2000s was one of the biggest in country music. Its first six studio albums, from Rascal Flatts (2000) through Unstoppable (2009), all went platinum or higher, and the trio collected 16 number-one country hits, starting with "These Days" in 2002. Rascal Flatts won the Country Music Association's Vocal Group of the Year award six years running (2003 to 2008), the Academy of Country Music's Top Vocal Group seven straight times (2003 to 2009) and a 2005 Grammy for "Bless the Broken Road." The trio joined the Grand Ole Opry in 2011.
What a Rascal Flatts concert is like
The core of the set is the radio catalog: "Bless the Broken Road," "What Hurts the Most" (a crossover hit that reached No. 6 on the Billboard Hot 100), "My Wish," "These Days" and the group's cover of "Life Is a Highway," recorded for Pixar's Cars in 2006. That song passed one billion Spotify streams in July 2026, and it is the obvious closer to plan around.
The appeal is LeVox's high tenor over tight three-part harmony, with Rooney's guitar solos filling out the rock-leaning songs. Wikipedia describes the group's arena-era production as heavy on video, pyrotechnics and laser lighting. Recent material includes Life Is a Highway: Refueled Duets (June 2025), which paired the trio with other artists on its older hits, and "I Dare You" with the Jonas Brothers (January 2025).
Rascal Flatts tours, by year
These tours are documented in this page's sources.
- Me and My Gang Tour (2006 to 2007): the peak year; in 2006 the group played 79 shows to more than one million fans.
- American Living Unstoppable Tour (2009 to 2010): on July 16, 2009, Rascal Flatts became the first country group to play Wrigley Field in Chicago.
- Later headlining tours: Nothing Like This (2010 to 2011), Changed (2012 to 2013), Rewind (2014), Riot (2015), Rhythm and Roots (2016), Back to Us (2018) and Summer Playlist (2019). By 2020 the group had sold more than 11 million concert tickets.
- The farewell that did not happen (2020): a 20th anniversary farewell tour called Life Is a Highway was announced on January 7, 2020, and postponed indefinitely on May 19, 2020, because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Life Is a Highway Tour (2025 to 2026): the 25th anniversary reunion tour, 21 dates, beginning in February 2025.
As of October 2026, the band's site lists mostly one-off festival and special-event dates rather than a long headlining tour. The ticket listings on this page carry the current schedule.
Where to sit for a Rascal Flatts show
Rascal Flatts plays three kinds of rooms, and the right seat depends on which one the listing is for. Check the seating map attached to each event.
- Arenas (end-stage): lower-level sideline sections near the stage are the strongest reserved seats; they are raised above the floor and close enough to see faces without the screens. Lower-level sections facing the stage sit square to the lights and video, which matter in this production. Upper-level seats are the value tier; pick the front rows near center.
- Reserved floor: arena floors for country shows are often seated in rows. The floor is flat, so a row 25 floor seat can see less than a raised lower-level seat at a similar distance.
- Fairs and country festivals: many recent dates are festival sets, where the area in front of the stage is usually general admission (GA, unassigned standing room) and reserved grandstand or pit upgrades are sold separately. Read the listing for what the ticket covers: a single day, the full festival or a pit upgrade.
- Casino and showroom dates: special events such as a December 2026 date at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas are seated rooms where nearly every seat is close; center sections are the safe choice.
Avoid side-view sections right beside the stage unless the listing describes the view, since speaker stacks and lighting rigs can block the stage there.
How demand for Rascal Flatts tickets behaves
Demand for this group follows the nostalgia curve. Fans who grew up on 2000s country radio thought the 2020 farewell tour was the last chance, and the reunion drew on that pent-up interest.
- Limited dates raise demand per show. A 21-date reunion tour and a calendar of one-off festival sets mean fewer chances to see the trio than in the years when it played 60 to 80 shows a season.
- Presales come first. Arena tours typically open with artist fan-club and venue presales before the general on-sale, and the best lower-level seats often sell in that window. Resale fills in after.
- Festival tickets price the whole lineup. At a country festival, the cost of a ticket reflects every act on the bill and the day of the week, not Rascal Flatts alone.
- Weekend and holiday dates move first. Friday and Saturday nights, and special events in destination cities, draw more travelers.
Every order through GoodSeats is backed by a 100% guarantee, so a resale seat bought after the presale window still comes with guaranteed entry.
Before you go
Fair and festival dates follow the host event's rules for bags, chairs and re-entry, which differ from an arena's. Check the event's own site for its current policy before you go. The group's own schedule and news are at rascalflatts.com.
Shows run long on hits, and "Life Is a Highway" is the usual send-off, so plan to stay to the end before heading to parking or rideshare.
Frequently asked questions
Did Rascal Flatts break up?
Yes, the group announced its breakup in October 2021 after its 2020 farewell tour was postponed because of the pandemic. The trio reunited for its 25th anniversary, announced on October 1, 2024.
Who is in Rascal Flatts?
Rascal Flatts is Gary LeVox on lead vocals, Jay DeMarcus on bass and harmony vocals, and Joe Don Rooney on lead guitar and harmony vocals.
What was the Life Is a Highway Tour?
It is the name of both the canceled 2020 farewell tour and the 25th anniversary reunion tour, a 21-date run that began in February 2025.
What are the best seats for a Rascal Flatts concert?
In an arena, lower-level sideline seats near the stage give the closest raised view. At festivals, the area in front of the stage is usually general admission, so arrive early or buy a reserved or pit upgrade if one is offered.
How many number-one hits does Rascal Flatts have?
Rascal Flatts has 16 number-one country hits, starting with "These Days" in 2002 and including "Bless the Broken Road" and "What Hurts the Most."