Little Big Town's For The Art Of It Tour 2026: Dates, Locations, and Ticket Information
Little Big Town is set to embark on their 2026 For The Art Of It Tour, a 26-city North American tour that promises an intimate theater experience for fans. The tour kicks off in St. Petersburg, Florida on September 24 and concludes in Toronto, Canada on November 22. The band will make stops in Texas, including San Antonio on October 29, Houston on October 30, and Dallas at the Music Hall at Fair Park on October 31. The tour is in support of their upcoming album, It's a Dying Art, set to be released on August 28, marking their 12th album and first album of all-new music since 2022's Mr. Sun.
Little Big Town, consisting of Karen Fairchild, Kimberly Schlapman, Phillip Sweet, and Jimi Westbrook, has achieved four No. 1 albums on the Billboard Country chart, with their most recent success being Nightfall in 2020. Tickets for the For The Art Of It Tour will be available starting with an artist presale on Tuesday, June 9 at 12 pm, followed by additional presales throughout the week leading up to the general on-sale on Friday, June 12 at 10 am on LiveNation.com.
In a recent update, FIFA has revised its policy to allow fans to bring their own water bottles to select stadiums during the World Cup, including AT&T Stadium in Arlington, known as "Dallas Stadium" for the tournament. This change comes after previous restrictions that prohibited spectators from bringing refillable water bottles into the 16 tournament stadiums across North America, some of which lack adequate shade. Fans attending matches in the United States or Canada will now be permitted to bring one soft, plastic, 20-ounce, factory-sealed, disposable water bottle. Reusable water bottles, however, will not be allowed at the World Cup.
Don't miss the chance to catch Little Big Town on their For The Art Of It Tour for a unique and intimate concert experience. Get your tickets early during the presale events to secure your spot at one of the band's upcoming shows. And if you're attending the World Cup matches in the U.S. or Canada, remember to bring your disposable water bottle to stay hydrated while cheering on your favorite teams.