About This Site

This site exists because the information people actually need before buying a concert ticket is scattered. The official listing gives you a date and a venue. It does not tell you that eleven of the twenty remaining stops sell a lawn ticket with no cover, that three of them are stadium bills starting at four in the afternoon, or that the support act in Cincinnati is one name shorter than everywhere else.

What we are

A small independent guide with no connection to Jason Aldean, his management, Live Nation, TicketNetwork or any venue on the schedule. We do not sell tickets, hold inventory, process payments or have any influence over pricing. If you buy through a link here, the transaction happens entirely on the marketplace's side and they handle delivery and support.

We earn a commission on some of those purchases. That is stated on every page of this site, in full, in the footer — and it is covered in more detail on the affiliate disclosure page.

Where the schedule comes from

Dates are compiled from Live Nation's official listings and the artist's own tour page, cross-checked against a third source where the two disagree. The date of the last verification is printed at the top of the schedule rather than hidden, so you can judge for yourself how current it is.

Shows that have already taken place are removed automatically instead of being left as an archive. A tour guide that quietly shows you last year's dates is worse than no guide at all, and it is the single most common failure mode of sites like this one.

What we will not publish

Three things, deliberately.

Fixed ticket prices. Almost everything trading now is resale inventory that reprices daily. A number printed here would be wrong within a fortnight and would either anchor you to a price nobody is charging or make a fair one look like a rip-off. The live search shows the real current range instead — that is covered on the pricing page.
Invented venue detail. Bag rules, chair policies, age limits, parking and curfews are set by each venue and change between seasons. Twenty different venues means twenty different answers, so where we do not know, we say so and point you at the venue rather than guessing.
Setlists for shows that have not happened. We describe what has anchored his live show for years and where the new album material sits, but a numbered running order printed in advance is fiction. The setlist page explains what to use instead.

Where a detail is unconfirmed, it says so

The 21 August Charleston date, for example, was added after the original routing was announced and no support bill has appeared in the listings we track. It is marked unconfirmed on the supporting acts page rather than filled in by analogy with the rest of the run.

Corrections

Tour routings move, venues change rules, and we get things wrong. If you spot an error — a date that has shifted, a support act that has changed, a venue detail that no longer holds — tell us and we will fix it and update the verification date.

Trademarks

Jason Aldean, tour names, venue names and all associated marks are the property of their respective owners. They are used here for identification and reference only. This site makes no claim of endorsement or affiliation, and nothing on it should be read as an official communication from the artist or his representatives.