2000s Southern Rock Band Announces Four New Dates to North America Tour
Blackberry Smoke shows no signs of slowing down after dropping the announcement regarding its 25th Anniversary Tour.
The Southern rock band, known for its fan-favorite track "One Horse Town," teased fans with major changes for its upcoming lineup.
The quartet, consisting of core members Charlie Starr on lead vocals and lead guitar, Paul Jackson on guitar and backing vocals, Richard Turner on bass guitar and Brandon Still on keyboards, has officially kicked off the Rattle, Ramble and Roll Tour on February 5 in Indiana, but following the tour's launch, the band confirmed it was adding more shows in four different locations.
In an Instagram post, Blackberry Smoke announced it would perform in Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan and Connecticut for selected dates in August and September.
"New dates added! Check it out y'all: 8/28 - Des Moines, IA @hoytshermanplace8/29 - Marshfield, WI , @1centralwisconsinstatefair, 8/30 - Paw Paw, MI @warnervinyardspawpaw, 9/9 - Torrington, CT @warnertheatrect. Central Wisconsin State Fair on sale NOW! The caption reads.
For the Iowa, Michigan and Connecticut shows, the band announced that the ticket presales have officially begun and fans can sign up on its official website for updates.
Blackberry Smoke, who have been on the road since February for its North American Tour, is set to conclude the run this September.
For June, the band will cover major cities in the Southwest and California, followed by the Pacific Northwest and Mountain West.
As mentioned, the ongoing tour was in support of the band's 25 years together and the release of Rattle, Ramble & Roll: The Best of Blackberry Smoke - Volume One, which features a curated collection of 22 tracks from across their 25-year career.
The compilation album was released in 2025 through their own label, 3 Legged Records.
2026 Rattle, Ramble and Roll Tour
- June 4: The Rialto Theatre – Tucson, AZ
- June 5: We-Ko-Pa Casino – Fort McDowell, AZ
- June 6: Belly Up Tavern – Solana Beach, CA
- June 7: Belly Up Tavern – Solana Beach, CA
- June 9: Uptown Theatre – Napa, CA
- June 11: Revolution Hall – Portland, OR
- June 12: EQC Event Center at Emerald Queen Casino – Tacoma, WA
- June 13: Spokane Live – Airway Heights, WA
- June 14: Knitting Factory – Boise, ID
- June 16: The Old Saloon – Emigrant, MT
- June 17: The Lincoln – Cheyenne, WY
- June 18: Arvada Center Outdoor Amphitheatre – Arvada, CO
- June 28: Rock, Ribs & Ridges Festival – Augusta, NJ
- Aug 1: Capitol Theatre – Davenport, IA
- Aug 2: EPIC Event Center – Green Bay, WI
- Aug 4: Mayo Civic Center Presentation Hall – Rochester, MN
- Aug 6: Steelhouse Omaha – Omaha, NE
- Aug 7: Full Throttle Saloon – Sturgis, SD
- Aug 13: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Park – Rochester, NY
- Aug 14: Agora Theatre – Cleveland, OH
- Aug 15 & 16: The Machine Shop – Flint, MI
- Aug 28: Hoyt Sherman Place – Des Moines, IA
- Aug 29: Central Wisconsin State Fair – Marshfield, WI
- Aug 30: Warner Vineyards – Paw Paw, MI
- Sept 4: Innsbrook Pavilion – Glen Allen, VA
- Sept 5: Capital One Hall – Tysons, VA
- Sept 6: Santander Performing Arts Center – Reading, PA
- Sept 9: Warner Theatre (The Oneglia Auditorium) – Torrington, CT
- Sept 10: State Theatre – Portland, ME
- Sept 12: Tim Horton's Southside Shuffle – Mississauga, ON
- Sept 15: HISTORY Ottawa – Ottawa, ON
- Sept 17: Harvest Music Festival – Fredericton, NB
- Sept 18: Paramount Theatre – Rutland, VT
- Sept 19: Ulster Performing Arts Center – Kingston, NY
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This story was originally published May 21, 2026 at 6:25 PM.