Muscadine Bloodline is keeping the momentum going with the expansion of their The Coastal Plain Tour through the summer. The newly announced dates will see the duo continue to criss-cross across the U.S. Tickets for these newly added dates go on sale this Friday, March 14th, at 10:00 a.m. local time via MuscadineBloodline.com.
Beyond their headlining shows, Muscadine Bloodline will also be joining fellow Alabama natives The Red Clay Strays for select performances, in addition to serving as direct support for Lainey Wilson’s Whirlwind World Tour this fall.
The tour expansion comes alongside the duo’s announcement of their fifth studio album, …And What Was Left Behind, set for release on April 11 via Stancaster Music and Thirty Tigers. The project serves as a companion to their critically acclaimed The Coastal Plain album, which was released last summer and hailed by Rolling Stone as “one of the strongest country albums of 2024.”
Produced by Muscadine Bloodline’s Gary Stanton and Charlie Muncaster alongside Ryan Youmans (known for his work with Jelly Roll), …And What Was Left Behind continues the duo’s tradition of storytelling rooted in their Southern, coastal Alabama upbringing. Ahead of the album’s release, fans have already been treated to two singles: “Ain’t For Sale” featuring Josh Meloy and “Chickasaw Church of Christ.” All Country News praised the latter, stating, “Muscadine Bloodline cements their place as two of country’s finest modern storytellers.”
This latest chapter follows a breakout period for the duo, including their biggest country radio add week with debut single “10-90,” select performances on Post Malone’s F-1 Trillion Tour, and multiple sold-out headlining shows. Since their formation in 2015, Muscadine Bloodline has achieved significant success, including their platinum-certified single “Porch Swing Angel,” a Grand Ole Opry debut, and tours alongside Post Malone, Turnpike Troubadours, and Cody Johnson.
Tour Dates (New Dates In Bold):
- June 20—Milwaukee, WI—Summerfest
- June 21—Clive, IA—Horizon Event Center*
- June 27—Oklahoma City, OK—The Jones Assembly
- June 28—Lubbock, TX—Cotton Fest 2025
- July 3—Orange Beach, AL—The Wharf Amphitheatre†
- July 4—Orange Beach, AL—The Wharf Amphitheatre†
- July 10—Monte Vista, CO—SLV Ski Hi Stampede
- July 11—Salt Lake City, UT—Granary Live
- July 18—Jordan, NY—Kegs Canal Side
- July 19—Peterborough, Ontario—North of Nowhere Music Festival
- July 31—Jackson, WY—Snow King Mountain Festival
- August 1—Boise, ID—ExtraMile Arena
- August 7—Manteo, NC—Roanoke Island Festival Park
- August 8—Charleston, SC—The Refinery
- August 22—Albertville, AL—Sand Mountain Amphitheatre
- August 23—Bentonville, AR—The Momentary Green
- August 29—Greensboro, NC—Piedmont Hall
- August 30—Richmond, VA—The National
- September 12—Louisville, KY—Bourbon & Beyond
- September 14—Morrison, CO—Red Rocks Amphitheatre†
- September 18—Austin, TX—Moody Center‡
- September 19—Fort Worth, TX—Dickies Arena‡
- September 20—Houston, TX—The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion presented by Huntsman‡
- September 25—Toronto, ON—Budweiser Stage‡
- September 26—Clarkston, MI—Pine Knob Music Theatre‡
- September 27—Grand Rapids, MI—Van Andel Arena‡
- October 2—Nashville, TN—Bridgestone Arena‡
- October 3—Noblesville, IN—Ruoff Music Center‡
- October 4—Cleveland, OH—Blossom Music Center‡
- October 9—Columbia, MD—Merriweather Post Pavilion‡
- October 10—New York, NY—Madison Square Garden‡
- October 11—Mansfield, MA—Xfinity Center‡
- October 16—St. Louis, MO—Hollywood Casio Amphitheatre‡
- October 17—Rosemont, IL—Allstate Arena‡
- October 18—Saint Paul, MN—Xcel Energy Center‡
- November 21-23—United Central, FL—St. Pete Country Fest
- November 22—Atlanta, GA—Tabernacle
