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Dan + Shay met at a party in 2012.
Now, a little over a decade later, the country-pop duo are embarking on their sixth tour together in support of their upcoming album “Bigger Houses.”
The 19-city ‘The Heartbreak On The Map Tour’ will take the Nashville-based group along with special guests Ben Rector and Hailley Whitters to venues all over North America from February through April 2024.
That includes a stop at Newark, NJ’s Prudential Center on Friday, April 12 for the newest judges on NBC’s “The Voice.”
And if you need tickets to hear the three-time Grammy winners live next year, you can grab them as soon as today.
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Dan + Shay 2023-24 tour schedule
A complete calendar including all tour dates, venues and links to buy tickets for ‘The Heartbreak On The Map Tour’ can be found below.
Dan + Shay new music
On Sept. 15, Dan + Shay will release their fifth studio album “Bigger Houses.”
And while we don’t know all the tracks that will make the final cut on the record, you can hear six singles they’ve already dropped here.
Dan + Shay special guests
At all shows, the “10,000 Hours” singers will be joined by opening acts Ben Rector and Hailey Whitters.
To acquaint yourself with their sounds, we recommend checking out their most-streamed songs on Spotify here:
Ben Rector:“Brand New”
Hailey Whitters:“Everything She Ain’t”
Country stars on tour in 2023-24
Country music fans, this is your year.
And 2024 is too.
Here are just five huge country tours you’ll want to bust your cowboy hat and boots out for this year and next.
Want to see who else is touring? Check out our list of the 52 biggest concert tours in 2023 here to find out.
