Upcoming Thomas Rhett 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 Thomas Rhett is and what his show delivers
Thomas Rhett is a country singer and songwriter from Hendersonville, Tennessee, born Thomas Rhett Akins Jr. on March 30, 1990, in Valdosta, Georgia. A ticket buys a polished, high-energy country show built for singing along: he has had 20 number-one singles on Billboard's Country Airplay chart (the US country radio chart), and his headline tours play arenas and outdoor amphitheaters.
He is the son of country singer-songwriter Rhett Akins. He co-wrote for Jason Aldean early on, signed with Valory Music, a Big Machine Records imprint, in 2011, and released his first single in 2012. The Academy of Country Music named him Entertainer of the Year in 2020 and Male Artist of the Year in 2019 and 2021.
The albums and hits behind the set
Rhett has released seven studio albums, and a headline set draws on every one.
- It Goes Like This (2013): the debut, with "Get Me Some of That."
- Tangled Up (2015): the breakout record, with "Die a Happy Man" and "Crash and Burn."
- Life Changes (2017): including "Marry Me."
- Center Point Road (2019): the album that preceded his 2020 ACM Entertainer of the Year win.
- Country Again: Side A (2021) and Where We Started (2022): his early-2020s records.
- About a Woman (2024): released August 23, 2024.
Other number ones that tend to anchor the set include "Look What God Gave Her" and "Beer Can't Fix." The ballads, especially "Die a Happy Man," are the loudest sing-alongs of the night, and the uptempo songs keep the floor moving. Expect a show that feels more like a party than a listening session.
Headline tours and support slots, dated
The tours below are documented in the sources for this page. Actual upcoming dates appear in the live event list.
- Early support slots: Lady Antebellum's Own the Night Tour (2012), Jason Aldean's Night Train Tour (2013), Florida Georgia Line's Anything Goes Tour (2015) and Aldean's We Were Here and Six String Circus tours (2016).
- Home Team Tour (2017): his first headline tour, sharing its name with his fan club.
- Life Changes Tour (2018) and Very Hot Summer Tour (2019).
- Center Point Road Tour (2020 to 2021): spanning the pandemic years.
- Home Team Tour (2023): a return of the tour name for a new run.
- 2026 support dates: direct support on select dates of Morgan Wallen's Still the Problem Tour and on Luke Combs' My Kinda Saturday Night Tour, two large-venue tours where he plays a shorter support set.
As of October 2026, his official site also lists a December 2026 run at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas and April 2027 dates in Manchester, London and Glasgow.
Where to sit at a Thomas Rhett concert
Most Thomas Rhett headline shows are end-stage concerts (the stage at one end of the room) in arenas or amphitheaters. The best choice depends on which kind of venue you are buying, so check the seating map on each listing.
- Arena floor: closest to the stage. If the floor is general admission, arrive early for a spot near the front; if it is reserved, rows past the midpoint rely on the screens because the floor is flat.
- Arena lower level beside the stage: a close, raised view and often the best seat in the building for a country show where the singer works both sides of the stage.
- Amphitheater reserved pavilion: the covered seats in front of the lawn. Center sections give the best sound and sightlines; the rear rows under the roof are still good.
- Amphitheater lawn: general admission grass behind the pavilion. It is the most social and least expensive way in, with a distant view of the stage, and you are exposed to weather. Bring a blanket or low chair if the venue allows them.
- Theater-sized rooms: for a residency at a venue like The Colosseum at Caesars Palace, almost every seat is close; mid-orchestra center is the sweet spot.
When he plays as a support act on a stadium tour, the stadium's layout and the headliner's production govern the seating, so judge those tickets by the headliner's show.
How demand for Thomas Rhett tickets behaves
Country tours sell well to groups, and Thomas Rhett's audience includes couples, friend groups and families. That shapes when and how tickets move.
- Fan club access first. His site invites fans to join the Home Team for ticket access, meet-and-greets and member contests, so many early sales go to members before the general on-sale.
- Weekend and summer dates lead. Friday and Saturday shows, and summer amphitheater dates, tend to draw the most demand.
- Groups want seats together. Blocks of four or more adjacent seats are scarcer than pairs, so groups usually do better buying early.
- Lawn and upper-level tickets often ease late. On dates that have not sold out, the lowest-priced tiers can soften near show day, while front pavilion and floor seats tend to hold.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Thomas Rhett from?
Thomas Rhett was born in Valdosta, Georgia, on March 30, 1990, and grew up in Hendersonville, Tennessee. He is the son of country singer-songwriter Rhett Akins.
How many No. 1 songs does Thomas Rhett have?
He has had 20 number-one singles on Billboard's Country Airplay chart, including Die a Happy Man, Crash and Burn and Marry Me.
Has Thomas Rhett won Entertainer of the Year?
Yes. The Academy of Country Music named him Entertainer of the Year in 2020. He also won ACM Male Artist of the Year in 2019 and 2021.
What are the best seats for a Thomas Rhett concert?
In an arena, lower-level seats beside the stage give a close, raised view. At an amphitheater, center pavilion seats are best, and the lawn is the most affordable and social option.
What is the Thomas Rhett Home Team?
Home Team is his fan club. His official site says members get access to tickets, meet-and-greets and member-only contests.