With guests Chase Matthew, Mackenzie Carpenter, Dee Jay Silver

On the heels of his milestone 31 st career #1 at Country radio, Grammy-nominated entertainer Jason Aldean today announced his upcoming 22-city 2026 Songs About Us Tour, sponsored by Patriot Mobile. After topping the charts with his hit single, “How Far Does A Goodbye Go,” last week, the award-winning singer/songwriter today released three surprise tracks from his forthcoming album Songs About Us , out April 24th. Produced by Live Nation, the Songs About Us Tour begins Thursday, July 16 at Maine Savings Amphitheater in Bangor, Maine and continues through the end of September with numerous stops across North America including Fresno, Kansas City, Hamilton, Ontario at TD Coliseum on September 17 and more. Artist presale tickets are available starting March 3rd, with general on-sale March 6th at LiveNation.com . Chase Matthew, Mackenzie Carpenter and Dee Jay Silver serve as support.

Continuing momentum towards his highly-anticipated Songs About Us album release, Aldean shared “Drinking About You,” “Dust on the Bottle,” and his next single, “Don’t Tell On Me,” which is officially set to impact radio March 2 nd . Having cemented his status as one of the format’s most consistent hitmakers, the ACM Artist of the Decade’s latest studio album Songs About Us will be released the day before the Georgia native returns to headline University of Georgia’s Sanford Stadium alongside fellow Georgia native Luke Bryan. The concert marks a historic return for Aldean, who 13 years ago became the first-ever, and to date only, artist to headline the venue. Pre-save, pre-add and pre-order the new album, Songs About Us , here .

Songs About Us follow’s Aldean’s career-spanning collection 30 Number One Hits , which debuted last year at No. 4 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart — marking Aldean’s 13th Top 10 country album in 20 years. His legacy of chart-topping success and record-breaking milestones is currently showcased on the international extension of his 2026 Full Throttle World Tour, where he recently wrapped his first-ever headlining run in New Zealand and made his highly-anticipated return to Australia for the first time in over a decade.