Country traditionalist Jake Worthington is gearing up for a major year on the road, announcing his Intent To Tonk Tour — a headlining U.S. run launching this spring in Wilmington, North Carolina before travelling through cities including Chicago, Nashville, Boston and New York. Hailed as a “titan of twang” by Rolling Stone, Worthington continues to build momentum with a busy touring schedule that also includes stadium dates alongside Luke Combs, festival appearances and high-profile support slots with artists such as Luke Bryan, HARDY, Parker McCollum, Riley Green and Ian Munsick.
Worthington says the tour marks a welcome return to centre stage after years of heavy collaborative touring. On the road he’ll spotlight material from his acclaimed album ‘When I Write The Song,' recognised by outlets including Billboard, The Boston Globe, Whiskey Riff and Saving Country Music. The record blends honky-tonk authenticity with contemporary polish and features collaborations with Miranda Lambert, Marty Stuart and Mae Estes. Production from Joey Moi, Jon Randall and Chuck Ainlay adds depth and sheen while maintaining Worthington’s classic country roots. Standout tracks like ‘It Ain’t The Whiskey,' ‘My Home’s In Oklahoma' and ‘Hello Shitty Day' have helped cement the album’s growing cultural footprint.
For tickets or more information, visit jakeworthington.com.
Intent To Tonk Tour Dates
April 2: Bowstring Brewyard – Wilmington, NC
April 3: Buds Tavern – Youngsville, NC
April 10: Joe's Bar on Weed St. – Chicago, IL
April 16: The Blue Note – Columbia, MO
April 17: Crusens – West Peoria, IL
April 29: The Basement East – Nashville, TN
April 30: The Signal – Chattanooga, TN
May 1: The Orange Peel – Asheville, NC
May 7: The Vanguard – Tulsa, OK
May 8: Gilley's Park City – Park City, KS
June 11: Duling Hall – Jackson, MS
June 18: The Sinclair – Boston, MA
June 19: Mercury Lounge – New York, NY
Support Dates w/ Ian Munsick, Riley Green, Luke Combs + More
Feb 19: Ford Wyoming Center – Casper, WY>
Feb 20: Brick Breeden Fieldhouse – Bozeman, MT>
Feb 21: Mountain America Center – Idaho Falls, ID>
Feb 26: Toyota Center – Kennewick, WA>
Feb 27: Adams Center – Missoula, MT>
Feb 28: FIC for the Art – Spokane, WA>
Mar 5: Scheels Arena – Fargo, ND>
Mar 6: Dacotah Bank – Brookings, SD>
Mar 7: Mayo Clinic Health System Events Center Grand Hall – Mankato, MN>
Mar 13: Margaret Court Arena – Melbourne, VIC+
Mar 14: Margaret Court Arena – Melbourne, VIC+
Mar 16: The Hordern Pavilion – Moore Park, NSW+
Mar 17: The Hordern Pavilion – Moore Park, NSW+
Mar 18: CMC Rocks – Ipswich, AUS
Apr 4: Scott Stadium – Charlottesville, VA=
Apr 9: Sandy and John Black Pavilion – Oxford, MS>>
Apr 11: Jack Trice Stadium – Ames, IA=
Apr 18: Notre Dame Stadium – South Bend, IN=
Apr 25: Ohio Stadium – Columbus, OH=
Apr 26: Stagecoach – Indio, CA
May 2: Neyland Stadium – Knoxville, TN=
May 9: Oklahoma Memorial Stadium – Norman, OK=
May 15: Lambeau Field – Green Bay, WI=
May 16: Lambeau Field – Green Bay, WI=
May 29: Olympic Stadium – Montreal, QC=
May 30: Olympic Stadium – Montreal, QC=
Jun 5: Rogers Center – Toronto, ON=
Jun 6: Rogers Center – Toronto, ON=
Jun 13: Rock The South – Decatur, AL
Jul 12: Hodag Festival, Rhinelander, WI
Jul 30: Summit Arena at The Monument – Rapid City, SD++
Jul 31: First Interstate Arena at MetraPark – Billings, MT++
Aug 15: Jefferson County Speedway – Fairbury, NE
Aug 20: Cooks Garage – Lubbock, TX#
Supporting:
Ian Munsick>
Riley Green+
Luke Combs=
Parker McCollum>>
Luke Bryan++
HARDY#
