The Wilder Blue will continue their Cinco Tour into 2027 with a series of newly confirmed concert dates. The upcoming leg includes performances at Exit/In in Nashville, The Burl in Lexington, Vinyl in Atlanta, Music Farm in Charleston, Neighborhood Theatre in Charlotte, and Asheville Music Hall in Asheville.
The tour supports the band’s independent album Cinco, which was recorded at The Sonic Ranch in Tornillo, Texas, and produced alongside Lyndon Hughes. The release marks the first time the group brought in outside songwriters and guest musicians to build upon their signature five-part vocal harmonies and country-rock sound.
Presale tickets for the new tour dates open Wednesday, October 28, at 9 a.m. Central Time. General public ticket sales begin Friday, October 30, at 9 a.m. Central Time, with complete ticketing and location information provided on the band’s official website.
Formed in 2020, The Wilder Blue consists of lead vocalist Zane Williams, lead guitarist Paul Eason, drummer Lyndon Hughes, bassist Sean Rodriguez, and multi-instrumentalist Andy Rogers. Over their career, the five-member group has released five studio albums and toured with acts including Luke Combs, Hank Williams Jr., Midland, Flatland Cavalry, and Charles Wesley Godwin.
The band previously collaborated with Luke Combs on a streaming cover of The Eagles’ “Seven Bridges Road,” while their early track “Palomino Gold” has accumulated more than 20 million streams across platforms. Media appearances surrounding their current album cycle include spots on WSM Radio, Tracy Lawrence’s TL’s Road House, and The Jarrod Morris Vibe Podcast.
The Wilder Blue tour dates
BOLD on-sale this Friday, October 30 at 9:00am Central time
November 6 /// Pioneertown, CA /// Pappy & Harriet’s*
November 7 /// Santa Ana, CA /// Observatory*
November 8 /// Paso Robles, CA /// BarrelHouse Brewing Co.*
November 10 /// Monterey, CA /// Golden State Theatre*
November 13 /// Sacramento, CA /// Ace of Spades*
November 14 /// San Francisco, CA /// The Castro Theatre*
November 20 /// Oklahoma City, OK /// Beer City Music Hall
November 21 /// Paris, TX /// The Rail Yard
December 18 /// Dallas, TX /// Longhorn Ballroom
& Backyard Amphitheater
January 6-7 /// Steamboat Springs, CO /// The Music Fest
January 19 /// Tomball, TX /// Main Street Crossing
January 20 /// Tomball, TX /// Main Street Crossing
January 22 /// Helotes, TX /// Floore’s Country Store – Indoor
January 23 /// Kerrville, TX /// Arcadia Live Theatre
February 4 /// Nashville, TN /// Exit/In
February 5 /// Lexington, KY /// The Burl
February 6 /// Atlanta, GA /// Vinyl
February 7 /// Charleston, SC /// Music Farm
February 10 /// Charlotte, NC /// Neighborhood Theatre
February 11 /// Winston-Salem, NC /// The Ramkat Gas Hill
February 12 /// Raleigh, NC /// The Pour House Hall
February 13 /// Asheville, NC /// Asheville Music Hall
February 26 /// Tulsa, OK /// Cain’s Ballroom+
*with Paul Cauthen
+with William Clark Green
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