Chris Stapleton's 2026 tour is winding down and fans have just a few chances left to see the country star live this year.
The Grammy-winning singer has only three headlining concerts remaining on his schedule, with stops at Jiffy Lube Live in Bristow, Va., on Oct. 2, Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Neb., on Oct. 7 and Morton Amphitheater in Kansas City, Mo., on Oct. 9. He's also set to perform at Country Calling Festival in Ocean City, Md., on Oct. 3
.Known for hits like "Tennessee Whiskey," "White Horse," "Starting Over" and "Broken Halos," Stapleton has built a reputation as one of country music's must-see live acts. As the final dates approach, fans looking to catch him on stage before the year ends still have a few opportunities to grab seats.
So, if you're planning a road trip to one of the remaining tour stops or heading to Country Calling Festival, tickets are still available on the resale market. Here's everything you need to know about how to buy last-minute tickets to see Chris Stapleton perform this year.
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How to buy Chris Stapleton tour tickets
As of publication, tickets are still remaining for all of Stapleton's 2026 shows. The cheapest last-minute tickets start at $46 in Lincoln, Neb. on Oct. 7.
Chris Stapleton 2026 concert schedule
- Oct. 2: Jiffy Luve Live – Bristow, Va. – Get tickets stating at $106
- Oct. 3: Country Calling Festival – Ocean City, Md. – Get tickets starting at $230
- Oct. 7: Pinnacle Bank Arena – Lincoln, Neb. – Get tickets stating at $46
- Oct. 9: Morton Amphitheater – Kansas City, Mo. – Get tickets stating at $118
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