
Nineteen dates left
25 September – 20 December 2026
Nineteen dates remain on Jamey Johnson’s 2026 schedule. Eleven of them are a showroom or event centre inside a casino, which is the one thing a ticket listing never tells you and the one thing that can stop somebody at the door. Four more are not a headline ticket at all — three Opry bills in Nashville, and a resort package in Mexico that has no concert ticket. Every date but that package has a start time published by its own venue, and this site prints all eighteen.
Schedule
By month. The tag on each row is the thing the ticket listing leaves out — whether the room is inside a casino.
Last verified against Songkick, Live Nation, Ticketmaster and the venues’ own pages. Past dates drop off automatically.
A search returns nineteen rows that look alike. Eleven of them are a showroom or event centre attached to a gaming floor — Saracen, two Hard Rocks, Hollywood, Tropicana, Turning Stone, Osage, Choctaw, Silver Legacy, Golden Nugget, Gila River. That changes how you get in, where you park, and in some cases whether a person under twenty-one can be there at all. None of it appears on the ticket.
Live inventory
Live listings with current pricing from TicketNetwork’s marketplace. Eleven of the nineteen dates are inside a casino, and the Mexico package has no ticket at all — neither distinction appears in a listing.
Not an ordinary ticket
11 dates · Oct–Dec
Eleven rooms inside a gaming property, and one question ten of them never answer for you.
13 Oct, 9 Nov, 20 Dec · Nashville
Three dates that look like headline shows in every listing. All three are Opry evenings with several artists on them.
4–8 December · Mexico
A resort takeover sold as an all-inclusive package. There is no concert ticket, so this site offers none.
9–13 December · 5 nights
San Jose to Chandler in five days, and every night after the first is a casino property.
Context
A ticket marketplace models a show as artist, date and venue. For most tours that is enough. On this one it hides the single condition most likely to affect whether you get through the door.
Eleven of the nineteen remaining dates are inside a casino. That is not a criticism of the rooms — casino showrooms are a normal and long-standing part of how country music tours, and several of these are among the better places to see a show in their state. It is simply a fact with consequences: the entrance works like a resort rather than a theatre, the walk to your seat may cross a gaming floor, and the property sets an age policy that the tour has nothing to do with.
This site prints an age policy only where the property publishes one itself. Exactly one of the eleven does: the Golden Nugget states that its 12 December show in Las Vegas is 21 and over. For the other ten there is no published policy, they differ, they change, and a fan page repeating one from two years ago is worse than silence. What this site does instead is tell you which dates the question applies to, so you know when to ask.
Then there are four dates that are not a headline ticket in the first place: three Opry bills in Nashville, and a five-day resort package in Mexico with no ticket attached. All four appear in aggregators looking exactly like the other fifteen.
Every date is checked against at least two independent sources before it goes on a page — Songkick, Live Nation and Ticketmaster — and where only one of those carried a date, it was confirmed against the venue’s own listing. Last re-checked 12 August 2026.
Three things are stated carefully. No age policy is printed for a named casino, for the reason above. The Opry bill is described as an Opry bill, and the other names listed on that night are given as what was listed at the time of checking, because Opry line-ups change. And the Mexico package carries no Tickets button and no price, here or anywhere else on this site, because there is nothing to sell.
No set times, set lengths, setlists, song titles, venue capacities or ticket prices appear anywhere on this site. Some individual venues publish a start time on their own page; those are theirs to publish and they are not consistent across the schedule, so none is reproduced here.
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Good to know
Yes. Nineteen dates remain between 25 September and 20 December 2026. Most carry the Traveling Truebadour Tour name, but not all of them do.
Eleven of the nineteen — Pine Bluff, Bristol, Charles Town, Atlantic City, Verona, Tulsa, Durant, Wheatland, Reno, Las Vegas and Chandler. The other eight are amphitheatres, theatres, three Opry bills and a resort package.
It depends on the property, and one of the eleven publishes an answer: the Golden Nugget states that its 12 December show is 21 and over. For the other ten this site prints no policy, because the casino sets it, the policies differ and they change. Check the venue's own page for your date before you buy — it is the one thing that can stop you at the door with a valid ticket in your hand.
No. All three Nashville dates — 13 October, 9 November and 20 December — are Opry bills with several artists on the evening, not Jamey Johnson headline concerts.
A Blackberry Smoke resort takeover in Puerto Morelos, Mexico, 4–8 December, sold as an all-inclusive package with accommodation. There is no concert ticket for it, so this site does not offer one.
There is no tour-wide time, but every remaining date except the Mexico package has one published by its own venue, and each is printed beside that date here. They range from 7:00 PM to a 10:00 PM show at the Golden Nugget in Las Vegas.