Whiskey Myers With Special Guests Whitey Morgan And The 78’s And Reid Haughton To Perform At Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre Saturday, July 6

(DETROIT – February 26, 2024) – Multi-Platinum band Whiskey Myers with special guests Whitey Morgan and the 78’s and Reid Haughton will perform at Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre on Saturday, July 6 at 6:30 p.m.

Tickets go on sale Friday, March 1 at 10 a.m. at 313Presents.com, LiveNation.com, WhiskeyMyers.com and Ticketmaster.com.

Whiskey Myers prepare to kick off a year of heavy touring on March 8, with a headlining RodeoHouston appearance in front of more than 70,000 fans on March 11, the genre-bending group was praised by Pollstar for “taking a regional movement global.” Joining the genre-bending band across varying dates are The Red Clay Strays, Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real, SOUTHALL, Whitey Morgan and the 78’s, Anderson East, Blackberry Smoke, Reid Haughton, Treaty Oak Revival, Vincent Neil Emerson and Eddie Flint.

In addition to their own headlining dates, Whiskey Myers tops several festival lineups and will serve as direct support to Hank Williams, Jr. for four shows. Their own Wiggy Thump Festival also returns to their hometown of Palestine, Texas for the sixth year on April 20, with Jason Boland & The Stragglers, Brent Cobb and Joey Greer joining the event benefitting the local Anderson County Youth Livestock Association. Tickets are available HERE.

For all the latest information, visit WhiskeyMyers.com and follow on social media @WhiskeyMyers.

Whiskey Myers 2024 Tour

* denotes direct support to Hank Williams, Jr.

^ denotes direct support to Zach Bryan

(visit WhiskeyMyers.com for support details specific to each headlining date)

Previously Announced Dates:

• March 8           Bossier, La.  ||  Brookshire Grocery Arena
• March 9           Biloxi, Miss.  ||  Mississippi Coast Coliseum
• March 11         Houston, Texas  ||  RodeoHouston
• April 5             Birmingham, Ala.  ||  Legacy Arena*
• April 6             Memphis, Tenn.  ||  Grind City Music Festival
• April 12           Gonzales, Texas  ||  Cattle Country Fest
• April 20           Palestine, Texas  ||  Wiggy Thump Festival
• May 3              Little Rock, Ark.  ||  Simmons Bank Arena
• May 4              Park City, Kan.  ||  Hartman Arena
• May 5              Cedar Rapids, Iowa  ||  Alliant Energy Powerhouse
• May 7              Sioux Falls, S.D.  ||  Denny Sanford Center
• May 9              Minneapolis, Minn.  ||  The Armory
• May 10            Peoria, Ill.  ||  Peoria Civic Center
• May 11            Rogers, Ark.  ||  The Walmart AMP
• May 24            Camdenton, Mo.  ||  Ozarks Amphitheater
• May 25            Camdenton, Mo.  ||  Ozarks Amphitheater
• Aug. 10           Virginia Beach, Va.  ||  Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater*
• Aug. 23           Saratoga Springs, N.Y.  ||  Broadview Stage at SPAC*
• Aug. 24           Syracuse, N.Y.  ||  Empower Federal Credit Union Amphitheater*
• Aug. 31           Palmer, Alaska  ||  Alaska State Fair
• Sept. 19           Louisville, Ky.  ||  Bourbon & Beyond^
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• New Dates:
• June 15            Nampa, Idaho  ||  Ford Idaho Center Amphitheater
• June 16            Reno, Nev.  ||  Grand Theater at the Grand Sierra Resort
• June 18            Santa Barbara, Calif.  ||  Santa Barbara Bowl
• June 21            Concord, Calif. ||  Toyota Pavilion at Concord
• June 22            Wheatland, Calif.  ||  Hard Rock Live
• July 5              Chicago, Ill.  ||  Rosemont Theatre
• July 6              Sterling Heights, Mich.  ||  Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre
• July 7              Indianapolis, Ind.  ||  Everwise Amphitheater at White River State Park
• July 9              Youngstown, Ohio  ||  The Youngstown Foundation Amphitheatre
• July 11            Pikeville, Ky.  ||  Appalachian Wireless Arena
• July 12            Huber Heights, Ohio  ||  Rose Music Center at The Heights
• July 13            St. Louis, Mo.  ||  Saint Louis Music Park
• Aug. 9             Atlantic City, N.J.  ||  Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena
• Aug. 13           Reading, Pa.  ||  Santander Arena
• Aug. 15           Kingston, R.I.  ||  Ryan Center
• Aug. 16           Bangor, Maine  ||  Maine Savings Amphitheater
• Aug. 17           Gilford, N.H.  ||  BankNH Pavilion
• Aug. 18           Bridgeport, Conn.  ||  Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater
• Aug. 21           Asbury Park, N.J.  ||  Stone Pony Summer Stage

About Whiskey Myers
Genre-bending band Whiskey Myers have played more than 2,500 live shows to ever-increasing crowd sizes since their emergence in 2007. In addition to headlining their own sold-out shows from coast to coast at iconic venues such as Red Rocks Amphitheatre and Ryman Auditorium, plus performing at marquee festivals Bonnaroo, Stagecoach, Download and more, the six-piece was also personally selected to open The Rolling Stones’ Chicago stadium show in 2019. Their latest self-produced album, Tornillo, available everywhere now via the band’s own Wiggy Thump Records, features the No. 17 most-played Americana song of 2022, “John Wayne,” and follows their fifth studio album, Whiskey Myers, which debuted at No. 1 on both the Country and Americana/Folk sales charts, at No. 2 on the Rock chart and No. 6 on the all-genre Billboard 200 chart (No. 3 among new releases). In total, Whiskey Myers have sold more than two million albums and amassed over 2.8 billion streams while earning six RIAA Gold & Platinum certifications as an independent band. Known for their high-energy live show and unique sound, the band praised by Esquire as “the real damn deal” has also earned sync success with features (and an on-screen appearance) in Paramount’s hit show “Yellowstone” as well as Netflix series “What/If,” Angelina Jolie film “Those Who Wish Me Dead” and CBS series “SEAL Team,” among several others. USA Today describes their sound as “a riff-heavy blend of Southern rock and gritty country that has earned comparisons to the Allman Brothers Band and Led Zeppelin,” with Rolling Stone noting “it’s the seminal combination of twang and crunchy rock & roll guitars that hits a perfect sweet spot.”