Tim McGraw concluded his summer Pawn Shop Guitar Tour this past weekend in West Palm Beach, Florida, following a 33-date run across North America. The tour featured supporting performances from 49 Winchester and Timothy Wayne, along with stadium stops at Hersheypark Stadium in Pennsylvania, Target Field in Minnesota, and Fenway Park in Massachusetts featuring additional appearances by The Chicks and Lady A.
Each performance was structured into two main sets, beginning with an acoustic unplugged segment designed to replicate an intimate club environment before transitioning into a full electric production. Throughout the tour, McGraw presented a locally sourced pawn shop guitar to a young audience member at every show and performed new tracks Pawn Shop Guitar and Song for America alongside his career hits.
Special tour moments included guest appearances by Lady A on I Like It, I Love It in Hershey, The Chicks in Boston, and McGraw’s daughter Audrey McGraw joining him in Jones Beach, New York, to perform Stronger. Attendance figures placed the tour on Pollstar’s LIVE75 and Global Concert Pulse charts as a top-ranked debut.
Following the tour conclusion, McGraw will play six remaining live dates this year, including a five-night run at Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada, and a headlining appearance at the Hondo Rodeo Fest at Chase Field in Phoenix, Arizona. Event ticketing details and venue access were managed through individual arena and stadium outlets.
The tour precedes McGraw’s official fall induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame as part of the class of 2026. Over his 35-year career, the recording artist has sold more than 106 million records worldwide, earned 49 number-one singles, and achieved 19 number-one albums.
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