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Throughout this year, fans saw Dylan Scott tackle some of his biggest venues yet, including first-ever arena show and performed in front of record-breaking audiences on his Country Till I Die Tour followed by his recently wrapped Easy Does It Tour. A brand-new announcement from the country act reveals he’s ready to bring that momentum into 2026 with his Till I Can’t I Will Tour.
“Had so much fun in 2025, we gotta run it back for ‘26,” he shared on Instagram.
The upcoming trek will launch March 12, 2026, at the Landmark Theatre in Syracuse, N.Y. and continue through the end of May with stops in major cities like Chicago, Fort Worth and Las Vegas and more along the way. Scott will be joined by a rotating lineup of special guests including 12/OC, Kelsey Hart and Lauren Watkins, who will take turns appearing on select dates.
Fans hoping to snag tickets for a show in 2026 can take part in the general onsale beginning tomorrow, Dec. 12 at 10 a.m. local time. Tickets can be purchased here.
Along with announcing new tour dates, the “Livin’ My Best Life” singer also shared a heartfelt family moment this season. Back in the ’80s his father wrote a powerful holiday track that centers around the emotions of growing up in a divorced household. This year, Scott decided to surprise his dad by bring the song to life in the studio and even made it a three-generation moment by featuring his young son Beckett on the final verse.
Scott might not have personally had to navigate divorce through his upbringing, but it always held meaning in their home as it was a tradition for the song to be played during the holiday season.
“My dad wrote it in the ’80s, I’ve heard it my whole life and I’ve always thought it was such a cool song when I was kid,” Scott told Country Now backstage at the CMA Awards. “It’s special to me not only because of my dad but to have my son on it as well.”
With “Two Christmas Trees,” the multi-Platinum singer expands his holiday collection that already includes classics like “Jingle Bell Rock,” “It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas,” “Mary, Did You Know?” and “Winter Wonderland.”
Both sets of news comes amid a landmark year for Scott, who kicked things off with the release of his third studio album, Easy Does It. Among the project’s 11 tracks is his single, “What He’ll Never Have,” which now sits inside the Top 20 at Country radio and continues to rise. The track was recently recognized by ASCAP as one of the year’s most-performed country songs.
Another standout, “This Town’s Been Too Good To Us,” earned him his sixth career No. 1. And the wins didn’t stop there because also Scott found his way onto the top of the charts earlier this year with “Boys Back Home” (featuring Dylan Marlowe), marking two No. 1s this year alone and positioning him as the third most-played artist on Country radio in 2025.
Now with his new tour on the horizon, we’re ready to see what else is in store for Dylan Scott in 2026.
Till I Can’t I Will Tour Dates:
March 12, 2026 in Syracuse, N.Y.at Landmark Theatre*
March 13, 2026 in Bensalem, Pa.at Parx Casino – Xcite Center
March 14, 2026 in Bangor, Maineat Cross Insurance Center*
March 20, 2026 in Orillia, Ont.at Casino Rama*
March 21, 2026 in Ottawa, Ont.at Hard Rock Ottawa*
March 27, 2026 in Tallahassee, Fla.at Kleiman Park#
March 28, 2026 in Tampa, Fla.at TBD
April 11, 2026 in San Diego, Calif.at Boots In The Park#
April 16, 2026 in Cleveland, Ohioat Agora Ballroom●
April 18, 2026 in Jacksonville, Fla.at Bulls, Boots & Barrels#
April 23, 2026 in Louisville, Ky.at The Palace Theatre●
April 24, 2026 in Mount Pleasant, Mich.at Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort●
April 25, 2026 in Windsor, Ont.at Colosseum Windsor●
May 8, 2026 in Sacramento, Calif.at KNCI’s Country In The Park#
May 9, 2026 in Henderson, Nev.at Green Valley Ranch●
May 15, 2026 in Rosemont, Ill.at Joe’s Live●
May 29, 2026 in Fort Worth, Texasat Billy Bob’s Texas+
May 30, 2026 in Helotes, Texasat Floores Country Store+
* with special guest 12/OC
● with special guest Kelsey Hart
+ with special guest Lauren Watkins
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Clint Black will give fans an intimate look into his life with the upcoming release of his memoir, KILLIN’ TIME: My Life and Music, arriving May 19, 2026.
Named after his hit song and 1989 debut album, the book finds the ’90s country icon reflecting on his journey as a singer, songwriter, husband to Lisa Hartman Black, and father to Lily Pearl Black. Starting with his Texas upbringing—marked by “near-death” experiences as a child—it follows him through his rise in music, including dropping out of high school to pursue his dream and eventually becoming a country hitmaker. The memoir also features a 16-page color photo insert, offering fans a visual glimpse into his life and career.
The 2025 BMI Icon Award recipient shares behind-the-scenes stories of his life and career, giving readers a candid look at the highs, lows, and pivotal moments that shaped him.
“This is the story of a dreamer with a persistent soul. After ten years of playing clubs in Texas, I never knew if I’d get the chance to record my music in Nashville. And then, in one year, my life changed forever,” Black shares. “If my story—this crazy, 40-year rollercoaster ride—can inspire that young singer-songwriter grinding every day, or support someone struggling through a seemingly endless pursuit of a dream, then I’ll know my life has made a difference.”
“Clint Black is part of the fabric of America. An icon in the world of country music, his talent spans nearly 40 years of our culture,” Harper Influence Publisher Lisa Sharkey added. “His tough Texas upbringing and rise to the pinnacle of his craft, coupled with his love story with wife and actress Lisa Hartman, will leave readers with a new appreciation for this extraordinary man and his music.”
“This is more than a musician’s memoir; it’s the definitive account of a transformative era in country music,” said Maddie Pillari, Editor.
With over twenty million records sold, twenty-two number-one singles, including “A Better Man,” “When My Ship Comes In,” and “Summer’s Comin’,” 31 top-ten hits, nearly two dozen gold and platinum awards, countless CMA and ACM honors, a Grammy Award, and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Clint Black’s career stands as a testament to his enduring impact on country music and his status as one of the genre’s true icons.
Clint Black continues to tour, launching his Back on the Black Top Tour February 12 in Nashville, TN, with three shows and continuing around the U.S. through the spring. Full details are on his official website.
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