Brothers Osborne. Photo: chadcrawfordphotography.com
EMI Nashville’s Brothers Osborne will headline The Dirt Rich Tour starting on Sept. 22 in Rosemont, Illinois.
The tour will hit almost 30 markets including New York, Los Angeles, Dallas and Vancouver, British Columbia. Fans can purchase tickets beginning on Friday (Aug. 12) on the band’s website. Their debut album, Pawn Shop, includes the hits “Stay a Little Longer,” “21 Summer,” “Rum” and more.
“‘Dirt Rich’ is a song on the record that makes a statement about who we are and where we come from,” says John Osborne. “We felt it was an appropriate title for the tour because it really defines who we are.”
TJ Osborne adds, “We have been fortunate to be a part of some really great tours but this one is especially exciting because we’ve been building towards this for a while. We can’t wait to perform more of our material in an intimate setting with the fans out there. It’s going to be a blast.”
Joining the Maryland natives for select dates is LANco, composed of Brandon Lancaster, Tripp Howell, Eric Steedly, Jared Hampton and Chandler Baldwin. LANco recently impacted country radio with their debut single “Love Live Tonight” from their four-song, self-titled EP produced by Jay Joyce (Eric Church, Little Big Town). Just wrapping up an extensive festival appearance schedule this spring and summer, the five man band has previously toured with Dwight Yoakam, The Band Perry, Eli Young Band and more.
In addition, British-born singer/songwriter Lucie Silvas will join Brothers Osborne for the remaining tour dates. Silvas has sold over a million albums in Europe and toured with acts such as Little Big Town, Elton John, Chris Stapleton, James Bay, Macy Gray and Jamiroquai. She recently released the critically- acclaimed album, Letters to Ghosts, on her own imprint label through Caroline Records. Silvas co-wrote and co-produced the entire album.
Brothers Osborne’s The Dirt Rich Tour Dates:
Sep. 22: Rosemont, IL; Joe’s Live
Oct. 13: Asbury Park, NJ; The Stone Pony*
Oct. 14: Rochester, NY; Anthology*
Oct. 15: Buffalo, NY; University of Buffalo*
Oct. 19: Madison, WI; Orpheum Theatre*
Oct. 20: Minneapolis, MN; Cabooze*
Oct. 21: Milwaukee, WI; The Rave*
Oct. 22: Detroit, MI; St. Andrews Hall*
Oct. 26: Columbia, MO; The Blue Note*
Oct. 27: Kansas City, MO; Uptown Theater*
Oct. 28: Indianapolis, IN; Deluxe*
Nov. 4: New York, NY; Irving Plaza*
Nov. 10: Philadelphia, PA; TLA*
Nov. 11: Cleveland, OH; House of Blues*
Nov. 12: Louisville, KY; Mercury Ballroom*
Nov. 17: Atlanta, GA; Terminal West*
Nov. 18: Greensboro, NC; Cone Denim Entertainment Center*
Nov. 19: N. Myrtle Beach, SC; House of Blues*
Nov. 25: Denver, CO; Summit Music Hall**
Nov. 26: Lewiston, ID; Clearwater River Casino**
Nov. 27: Boise, ID; Egyptian Theatre**
Nov. 30: Vancouver, BC, Canada; Commodore Ballroom**
Dec. 2: Portland, OR; Roseland Theater**
Dec. 3: Chico, CA; Senator Theater**
Dec. 7: San Francisco, CA; The Fillmore**
Dec. 9: Sacramento, CA; Ace of Spades**
Dec. 10: Riverside, CA; Riverside Municipal Auditorium**
Dec. 15: Los Angeles, CA; Belasco**
Dec. 16: San Diego, CA; House of Blues**
Dec. 17: Las Vegas, NV; House of Blues**
Jan. 7: Dallas, TX; House of Blues*
Jan. 14: Orlando, FL; House of Blues*
*Featuring LANco
**Featuring Lucie Silvas
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