Jason Aldean in Las Vegas — Allegiant Stadium
The last Jason Aldean date on the books anywhere, three months after the tour ends, in the only enclosed building on the schedule.
The last Jason Aldean date on the books anywhere, three months after the tour ends, in the only enclosed building on the schedule.
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 with Luke Bryan rather than an Aldean headline show, and it is the one date where the roof means weather has no bearing on anything.
That last point matters more than it sounds. Every other stop on the remaining schedule is either an open-air amphitheater or an uncovered ballpark, which makes the lawn-versus-seat calculation partly a weather bet. Here there is no bet to make — a December night in the Nevada desert is cold outside and irrelevant inside.
Being a December date in a city with a crowded events calendar tends to keep resale supply healthier for longer than a summer date in a smaller market. If you have been holding off on a stadium show, this is the one with the most room left to move.
This date is months out and start times on co-headline stadium runs get adjusted more often than on headline tours. The other two Double Down dates are listed for 4:00 PM, but do not assume this one matches — check your ticket and the venue listing closer to the date.
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Good to know
Not confirmed in the listings we track. The other two Double Down stadium dates are listed for 4:00 PM starts, but this one is a December indoor show in a different city and there is no reason to assume it matches. The time printed on your ticket is the only reliable answer.
Yes. It is an enclosed, climate-controlled stadium, which makes this the only date on the remaining 2026 schedule where weather has no effect on your seat choice or what you need to bring.
No. It is a Double Down Tour date co-headlined with Luke Bryan, so both artists play shorter sets than they would alone. The production is larger than an amphitheater show but Aldean's own set is compressed toward the hits.