Tim Mcgraw'S Summer Tour Heats Up With The Chicks & Lady A

Tim McGraw's Exciting Summer Tour Announcement

Tim McGraw is gearing up for a major summer tour, and he's bringing some heavy hitters along for the ride! The "I Like It I Love It" crooner took to social media to drop the news that he'll be hitting the road with 33 dates lined up, including three electrifying stadium shows featuring none other than The Chicks and Lady A.

"The band and I are so excited to get back out on the road this summer," Tim shared with fans. "And we’ve got three really special stadium shows – with some really special guests. I can’t believe they all agreed to join me!! THE CHICKS and LADY A! I dare you to find more hits in one show!"

The tour promises to be a musical extravaganza, with 49 Winchester and Timothy Wayne joining in for select dates. Fans can catch Tim alongside The Chicks and Lady A on July 11 in Hershey, PA, July 30 in Boston, MA, and August 23 in Minneapolis, MN.

Fans Can't Get Enough!

Tim's announcement has fans buzzing with excitement, but also left some longing for more dates in their hometowns. "West coast and or Canada please!!!!!" one fan pleaded, while another hoped for a weekend show in Nashville.

Tickets are set to go on sale with an artist presale starting February 4 at 10 a.m., followed by a Citi Bank presale on February 5 at 10 a.m. General ticket sales will kick off on February 6 at 10 a.m. local time.

Weathering the Storm

Tim's tour news comes after a challenging January for the McGraw family. A severe winter storm wreaked havoc across Nashville and much of the country, prompting Tim to assure fans of their safety.

"Woke up to the damage across Nashville this morning and my heart sank," Tim wrote on Instagram. "So grateful our family is safe, but I know a lot of folks are hurting – homes damaged, power out, trees down. If you need help, ask. If you can help, go. That’s how Nashville works. We take care of our own."

The storm, which spanned nearly 2,000 miles from the Mexico–United States border into Canada, has resulted in 147 confirmed fatalities as of January 31. Despite the challenges, Tim and Faith Hill remain resilient, continuing to reside in their Nashville home where they raised their three daughters.