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    Aaron Lewis Reveals Additional 2026 American Tour Dates

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    Aaron Lewis Reveals Additional 2026 American Tour Dates


    Aaron Lewis is bringing his band on the road with him this spring and summer as he goes coast to coast with the 2026 American Tour.

    The Staind rocker-turned-country-singer shared 53 dates on Thursday (Jan. 15). Tickets for many of the shows are on sale now through his website.

    Read More: See All Country Music Tours Scheduled for 2026

    Lewis didn’t include information about opening acts. Most of the venues are theaters or casinos, but there are a few arenas sprinkled among a trek that focuses on middle America states.

    Fifteen of the concerts listed below are newly announced. A press release promises, “raw honesty, stripped-down storytelling and unapologetic music.”

    Courtesy of Aaron Lewis

    Courtesy of Aaron Lewis

    Aaron Lewis And the Stateliners 2026 American Tour Dates:

    Jan. 22 — Quapaw, Okla. @ Downstream Casino Resort
    Jan. 23 — Durant, Okla. @ Choctaw Grand Theater
    Jan. 27 — Tampa, Fla. @ Seminole Hard Rock Tampa Event Center
    Jan. 28 — Tampa, Fla. @ Seminole Hard Rock Tampa Event Center
    Jan. 30 — Immokalee, Fla. @ Seminole Casino Hotel Immokalee
    Jan. 31 — Okeechobee, Fla. -@Seminole Brighton Bay Hotel & Casino
    Feb. 1 — Coconut Creek, Fla. @ Seminole Casino Coconut Creek
    Feb. 6 — Hot Springs, Ark. @ Oaklawn Event Center
    Feb. 7 — Lake Charles, La. @ Golden Nugget Lake Charles
    Feb. 12 — Effingham, Ill. @ Effingham Performance Center
    Feb. 13 — Anderson, Ind. @ Harrah’s Hoosier Park
    Feb. 14 — Battle Creek, Mich. @ FireKeepers Casino
    Feb. 19 — Bloomington, Ill. @ Bloomington Center for the Performing Arts
    Feb. 20 — Joliet, Ill. @ Rialto Square Theatre
    Feb. 21 — Ottumwa, Iowa @ Bridge View Center
    Feb. 26 — Pikeville, Ky. @ Appalachian Wireless Arena
    Feb. 27 — Nashville, Tenn. @ Ryman Auditorium
    Feb. 28 — Lawrenceburg, Ind. @ Hollywood Casino & Hotel
    March 6 — Scottsdale, Ariz. @ Talking Stick Resort
    March 7 — Santa Fe, N.M. @ Buffalo Thunder Resort & Casino
    March 11 — West Wendover, Nev. @ Peppermill Concert Hall
    March 12 — West Wendover, Nev. @ Peppermill Concert Hall
    March 13 — Reno, Nev. @ Silver Legacy Casino & Resort
    March 14 — Las Vegas, Nev. @ Pearl Theater
    March 17 — Grand Junction, Colo. @ Avalon Theatre
    March 19 — Lemoore, Calif. @ Tachi Palace Casino Resort
    March 20 — Coachella, Calif. @ Spotlight 29 Casino
    March 21 — Lincoln, Calif. @ Thunder Valley Casino Resort
    March 24 — Auburn, Wash. @ Muckleshoot Casino Resort
    March 25 — Auburn, Wash. @ Muckleshoot Casino Resort
    April 9 — Bethlehem, Pa. @ Wind Creek Event Center
    April 10 — Schenectady, N.Y. @ M&T Bank Center
    April 11 — Mashantucket, Ct. @ Foxwoods Resort Casino
    April 16 — Houston, Texas @ White Oak Music Hall
    April 17 — Atlantic City, N.J. @ Ovation Hall at Ocean Casino Resort
    April 18 — Oxon Hill, Md. @ MGM National Harbor
    April 23 — Tulsa, Okla. @ River Spirit Casino Resort
    April 24 — Norman, Okla. @ Riverwind Casino
    April 25 — Poplar Bluff, Mo. @ Black River Coliseum
    May 1 — Salado, Texas @ Johnny’s Steaks + BBQ
    May 2 — Bellville, Texas @ Rock The Country
    June 6 — Bristol, Va. @ Hard Rock Live
    June 11 — Karlstad, Minn. @ Kick’n Up Kountry 2026
    July 10 — Paoli, Ind. @ Castle Knoll Amphitheater
    July 11 — Ashland, Ky. @ Rock The Country
    July 16 — Lancaster, Ky. @ American Music Theatre
    July 18 — Hampton Beach, N.H. @ Hampton Beach Casino
    July 24 — Shipshewana, Ind. @ Blue Gate Performing Arts Center
    July 25 — Petros, Tenn. @ Historic Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary
    Aug. 12 — Roswell, N.M. @ Eastern New Mexico State Fairgrounds
    Aug. 13 — Canyon, Texas @ The Lumberyard / Backyard
    Aug. 14 — Fort Worth, Texas -@Billy Bob’s Texas
    Aug. 15 — Mulvane, Kan. @ Kansas Star Casino

    30 Outlaw Country Songs That Define The Movement

    With its roots in the ’60s and the honky-tonk style forged by Hank Williams, outlaw country music began to snowball in the ’70s as more and more artists bristled against the genre’s commercialism, social conventions and the slick and shiny “Nashville Sound.”

    Though some artists like Johnny Paycheck and David Allan Coe had served jail time before their success, the “outlaw” label applied more broadly to those artists who rejected the status quo in Nashville. Many of the definitive songs of the movement speak directly to that rebellion, while others simply embody an artist-driven, independent musical vision that sidestepped Nashville’s country hit formula of the day.

    Keep reading for a round-up of 30 songs that define the outlaw country movement.

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