Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan Are Playing More Stadiums in 2026

Jason Aldean and Luke Bryan aren't done playing stadiums in 2026. The pair just announced a co-headlining Double Down Tour which includes baseball and football stadiums across America.

The announcement comes five days after Aldean and Bryan played for 63,000 fans at Sanford Stadium on the University of Georgia. Taste of Country was on site for the weekend and had the chance to talk to both men about their friendship and new duet, "Songs About Us."

The first three of the four new dates fill a gap in Aldean's Songs About Us Tour, which begins in Maine this July. The final date (Dec. 11) is for now his last touring commitment of the year.

Bryan also has a major tour planned for 2026. His Word on the Street Tour May 29 in New Hamphshire and runs through September.

On June 26, Bryan will join Jordan Davis, LoCash and more for the 25th annual Taste of Country concert in Buffalo, N.Y.

Gavin Adcock, Jon Pardi, Dylan Scott, Dasha, Chase Matthew and Lauren Watkins will open select shows on the Double Down Tour 2026.
Tickets go on sale to the general public on May 8.
A set list from the April 25 concert shows that the two men shared the stage for much of the night and performed songs from both catalogs, plus covers.

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The Double Down Tour begins Aug. 1 in Montana with two additional shows that month. The Las Vegas show serves as the final concert of the tour.

"Songs About Us" is the title-track of Aldean's just-released album. It's their second collaboration together, after "The Only Way I Know" (with Eric Church) in 2012.

Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan Double Down Tour Dates:

Aug. 1 — Missoula, Mont. @ Washington-Grizzly Stadium
Aug. 16 — San Diego, Calif. @ Petco Park
Aug. 20 — Washington DC @ Nationals Park
Dec. 11 — Las Vegas, Nev. @ Allegiant Stadium

Top 50 Jason Aldean Songs: His Greatest Hits + Best Deep Cuts

The best Jason Aldean songs are spread out among his 11 studio albums. Find singles and deep cuts from his self-titled debut album high on this list, right alongside more recent hits and duets from Macon and Georgia.

Taste of Country asked readers for input and did a deep dive into Aldeans' full catalog of songs to identify those worthy of this top songs list, and those that simply aren't. Spoiler alert: A few radio singles are missing, and several album tracks rank inside the Top 20. Sales and chart success helped us round out the Top 50. Do you agree with No. 1?

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