The last date of 2026, nearly three months after the tour ends — a co-headline stadium bill with Luke Bryan, indoors, starting at four in the afternoon.
Allegiant Stadium on 11 December is an outlier in almost every way. It sits nearly three months after the Songs About Us Tour closes in New Hampshire, it is a co-headline stadium bill rather than an Aldean headline show, and it is the one date where a roof means weather has no bearing on anything.
The bill is now published, and it is not a two-act night. Allegiant Stadium lists Luke Bryan and Jason Aldean as co-headliners with Jon Pardi, Chase Matthew, DJ Rock and Dee Jay Silver. That is six names to fit in before curfew, which is why the listed start is 4:00 PM and not the 7:30 PM of an amphitheater date.
Plan the day around an afternoon start. Turning up at seven on a co-headline stadium bill means missing a substantial share of what you paid for.
The listed start is 4:00 PM. On a six-act co-headline bill the running order is set close to the date and Aldean's own slot is not published in advance, so treat the time on your ticket and the venue's own event page as the only reliable answers.
Live Inventory
Current listings from TicketNetwork. This date is billed as Luke Bryan & Jason Aldean: Double Down Tour 2026, so it may appear under either name.
Good to know
Allegiant Stadium lists a 4:00 PM start. That is when the bill begins, not when Aldean plays. With Luke Bryan co-headlining and Jon Pardi, Chase Matthew, DJ Rock and Dee Jay Silver also on the bill, the running order is set close to the date and is not published far in advance.
Luke Bryan co-headlines, and the venue names Jon Pardi, Chase Matthew, DJ Rock and Dee Jay Silver on the bill. This is a larger undercard than the amphitheater dates, which run with Chase Matthew, Mackenzie Carpenter and Dee Jay Silver.
Yes. It is an enclosed, climate-controlled stadium, which makes this the only remaining date where weather has no effect on your seat choice or what you need to bring.