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Lainey Wilson is a Grammy-winning country artist originally from Baskin, Louisiana. The singer-songwriter self-released her first EP in high school, and after several years in Nashville, unveiled her self-titled debut album in 2014. Her 2016 follow-up, Tougher, broke onto the Billboard Top Country Albums chart, while her single “Things a Man Oughta Know” from the 2019 Redneck Hollywood EP marked Wilson’s first of four career No. 1s on the Billboard Country Airplay chart. The single was rereleased on her 2021 full-length Sayin' What I'm Thinkin’ and became her first to chart on the Hot 100. With 2022’s Bell Bottom Country, Wilson reached the Billboard 200 and later won Best Country Album at the 2024 Grammys. In 2024, Wilson released her fifth album, Whirlwind, which earned a Grammy nomination for Best Country Album at the 2025 Grammys. As a collaborator, Wilson hit career peaks on the Billboard Hot 100 for Cole Swindell’s 2021 single “Never Say Never,” Jelly Roll’s 2023 single “Save Me” and Post Malone’s 2024 single “Nosedive.” Wilson has also worked with Dolly Parton, Keith Urban and Miranda Lambert, and made her acting debut on the television series Yellowstone in 2022.
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Lainey Wilson 2025-26 Tour Dates:
See Lainey Wilson's complete list of 2025 tour dates and learn how to get tickets to see her live.
Lainey Wilson headed out on the Whirlwind Tour in August 2025. After kicking off in Arizona, the tour covered much of North America through early November. Wilson will also play select dates through 2026.
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The North American leg of Lainey Wilson’s Whirlwind Tour began on August 14, 2025 at Footprint Center in Phoenix, Arizona.
Tickets for Lainey Wilson’s 2025-26 tour dates are on sale now via Ticketmaster.
Definitely reccomend seeing her. She is the bell bottom rising country music star. This is only the beginning for her. I cant wait to witness the new music she will make.
Not too sure what speakers were being flown that night at Budweiser Stage that night, but it sounded like the coverage was sky of the venue. Sitting in the 300’s and it sounded like the speakers were just shy of blowing an amp!
Lainey is beautiful inside and out And her voice rocks
Lainey Wilson sang her heart out --she obviously loves what she's doing and truly proves herself with her amazing performance. All went smoothly with the venue other than the age old issue of line ups for the ladies rooms :( Pricing for drinks and snacks tends to be expensive :(
Great show, Lainey’s voice is solid. Perfect flow without all the theatrics.
Lainey Wilson was absolutely amazing!!! Loved every minute of it!! She had me in tears when she brought the young girl up on stage. 🫶🏼🥹❤️I’d definitely go see her again!!
She is simply THE BEST! I have waited a long time to see someone bring back COUNTRY MUSIC!
Lainey was so good live. Her voice , her performance, the theatrics, all of it was amazing.
Lainey Wilson was amazing. From start to finish it was fantastic. Maybe the bass could have come down a bit, but it could have been the seats I was in. Lower bowl Section K, row 16, seats 17/18 - isle seats, great view, but if you're a bigger person, these seats are not very wide. The only downside to the SaskTel Centre is that the seating is uncomfortable and awkward. No room for your body, legs, or knees.
super fun, super wonderful, great setlist, performance, and energy. incredible waardrobe and voice, cool openers. would have loved to hear Atta Girl and some of the older songs, but still was fabulous. so exciting to hear the songs off of her deluxe album
