Capitol Records Nashville artist Jon Pardi announced earlier today that he would be kicking off the “All Time High Tour” this Fall. The “Missin’ You Crazy” singer will bring along buddies TJ and John Osborne of Brothers Osborne for his opening act. With the first night of the tour in Pardi’s home state of California, the House of Blues in San Diego will be the first group of fans to hear some new music. After several sell out nights on his debut headlining Up All Night tour, Pardi decided to give in to the demand of his well deserving fans and bring his live show to 18 different states spanning the country this fall season.Fans can purchase tickets beginning August 28 at www.JonPardi.com with an exclusive presale for Pardi fan club members opening August 26.
“Out of all the tours I’ve been fortunate to be a part of, this one is especially exciting because we’ve been building towards this moment for a while. I have been buddies with TJ and John [Osborne] since moving to Nashville and we have talked about touring together for years. It’s finally here and going to be a blast,” shares Pardi. “I really love the new music I have been working on for the next album and cannot wait to start playing it out on the road for the fans.”
In between getting ready for the tour, Pardi has been in the studio writing and recording new tracks for his upcoming sophomore album. Fans will hear some of the hits off of the debut album, Write You a Song including “Up All Night” and “What I Can’t Put Down” as well as new music.
Joining Pardi on tour is ACM and CMT Awards nominated duo, Brothers Osborne. With singles like “Rum” and the current radio hit “Stay a Little Longer” the brothers are sure to attract their own fans to the shows this season as well.
The “All Time High Tour” kicks off October 8th in San Diego. Below are the rest of the tour dates/venues.
Oct. 8 San Diego, Calif. House Of Blues
Oct. 9 Anaheim, Calif. House Of Blues
Oct. 15 Orlando, Fla. House Of Blues
Nov. 7 Cincinnati, Ohio Bogart’s
Nov. 21 Myrtle Beach, S.C. House Of Blues
Dec. 17 Washington, DC Fillmore
Dec. 18 New York, N.Y. Irving Plaza
Jan. 7 Indianapolis, Ind. Egyptian Room
Jan. 8 Cleveland, Ohio House Of Blues
Jan. 9 Detroit, Mich. St. Andrew’s Hall
Jan. 14 Boston, Mass. House Of Blues
Jan. 15 Philadelphia, Pa. Theatre Of Living Arts
Jan. 16 Huntington, N.Y. Paramount
Jan. 22 Houston, Texas House Of Blues
Jan. 23 Dallas, Texas House Of Blues
Jan. 28 Greensboro, N.C. Cone Denim Entertainment Center
Jan. 29 Charlotte, N.C. Fillmore
Jan. 30 Raleigh, N.C. The Ritz
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