Cody Johnson reveals new 2026 tour dates: Full schedule and ticket details

Cody Johnson is getting ready for a major return to live performances with the announcement of an extensive 2026 tour across North America. The country star’s return follows a challenging period marked by a serious health challenge that compelled him to cancel the remainder of his 2025 shows.


Johnson announced that over 30 tour dates are scheduled across the United States and Canada, with shows from February through September 2026. The tour extends on earlier return plans and promises an energetic comeback to live performances for fans who were left disappointed when his 2025 shortened schedule.

Tour Features Rotating Lineup of Country Stars

The 2026 tour will showcase a rotating lineup of special guests on select dates, offering fans a distinctive experience from city to city. Confirmed performers joining Johnson on different stops are Clint Black, Randy Houser, Scotty McCreery, Kip Moore, Ian Munsick, and Jon Pardi.

Further support throughout the tour will arrive from Drew Baldridge, Carter Faith, Alexandra Kay, Walker Montgomery, and Emily Ann Roberts. The singer has chosen a revolving support format, enabling various artists to appear across the run.

Health Scare Forced 2025 Tour Cancellation

Johnson was compelled to step away from touring last fall after sustaining a ruptured eardrum undergoing treatment from a severe respiratory and sinus infection. At the time, he shared that emergency surgery was needed, after weeks of vocal rest to prevent permanent damage. The health scare resulted in several shows being postponed or canceled, which included stops in Pittsburgh, Birmingham, and Las Vegas, as well as high-profile presence at Boots in the Bayou in Louisiana and the Hondo Rodeo in Phoenix, where he was set to both perform and compete.

Fortunately, Johnson’s recovery has been successful. After initially confirming replacement schedules for Pittsburgh and Birmingham and adding six new shows, the singer has currently extended the tour further by adding eight additional cities, that includes Milwaukee, Sioux Falls, Grand Rapids, Jacksonville, Oklahoma City, Knoxville, Saint Paul, and Tacoma. These dates extend the tour through late summer and early fall.

As part of the tour, Cody Johnson will arrive in Oklahoma City for the first time since December 2023. The Paycom Center confirmed through social media that Johnson will perform there on August 8, 2026.

Ticket Sales and Presale Details

Tickets for most of the tour dates will become available on Friday, January 16, at 10 a.m. local time. Shows in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and Grand Rapids, Michigan, will go on sale January 23 at 10 a.m. local time.

Ticket sales for the Oklahoma City show will start at 10 a.m. on March 27.

Members of Johnson’s COJO Nation fan club will get early access to presale tickets. Ticket timing differs by city, with additional presales for Jacksonville, Oklahoma City, Knoxville, Saint Paul, and Tacoma starting March 24, followed by public sales on March 27.

2026 Cody Johnson Tour Dates

• Feb. 6–7 – Birmingham, AL
  
• Feb. 13 – Champaign, IL
  
• Feb. 14 – Louisville, KY
  
• Feb. 27 – Winston-Salem, NC
  
• Feb. 28 – Columbia, SC
  
• March 6 – Pittsburgh, PA
  
• March 27 – Baltimore, MD
  
• March 28 – Houston, TX
  
• April 4 – Little Rock, AR
  
• April 18 – St. Louis, MO
  
• April 24 – Indianapolis, IN
  
• May 2 – Clemson, SC
  
• May 8 – Sioux Falls, SD
  
• May 9 – Des Moines, IA
  
• May 29 – Grand Rapids, MI
  
• May 30 – Rosemont, IL
  
• June 26 – Milwaukee, WI
  
• July 11 – Cavendish, PE
  
• July 17–18 – Columbus, OH
  
• July 25 – Jacksonville, FL
  
• Aug. 8 – Oklahoma City, OK
  
• Aug. 22 – Knoxville, TN
  
• Aug. 29 – Saint Paul, MN
  
• Sept. 12 – Tacoma, WA
  

FAQs:

Q1. Why is Cody Johnson announcing a 2026 tour?
The tour marks his comeback after canceling 2025 shows due to health challenges. It signals that he is completely recovered and ready to perform again.

Q2. How many shows are included in the tour?
The tour includes over 30 dates. Performances are set across multiple cities.