Chase Rice
Tour 2027

Chase Rice: From Survivor to Country Music Mainstay

Born in Daytona Beach, Florida in 1985 and raised in Asheville, North Carolina, Chase Rice initially pursued football, walking on at the University of North Carolina and playing on the 2005 NCAA championship team before a leg injury ended his playing career. He worked briefly for a NASCAR pit crew, appeared as a contestant on Survivor: Nicaragua in 2010, and eventually pivoted to music -- moving to Nashville, signing a publishing deal, and co-writing the Florida Georgia Line monster hit Cruise.

His own breakthrough came in 2014 with Ready Set Roll, the lead single from his first major-label release Ignite the Night. The album debuted at number one on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart and at number three on the Billboard 200. The catalog that followed -- Lambs & Lions (2017), The Album (2020), I Hate Cowboys & All Dogs Go to Hell (2023), and the recent ELDORA -- has continued to expand his sound, with later releases pushing further into singer-songwriter and Americana territory than the early radio-country work.

His biggest singles include Eyes On You -- which topped country radio and helped him post two number ones at the format -- Lonely If You Are, Ready Set Roll, Gonna Wanna Tonight, and the Florida Georgia Line collaboration Drinkin' Beer. Talkin' God. Amen.. The 2023 album I Hate Cowboys & All Dogs Go to Hell earned widespread critical praise for its more introspective, Americana-leaning direction, with the title track and standout cuts like Bench Seat becoming live staples. Wikipedia tracks the full career arc.

The current touring approach mixes fair main-stage dates, casino venues like KEMBA Live! in Columbus, amphitheaters, and select co-headline runs with country peers like Chris Young, Joe Nichols, and others. Recent stops have included the Ski-Hi Stampede in Monte Vista, the Gallatin County Fairgrounds in Bozeman, and the Puyallup Fairgrounds at Washington State Fair. Rolling Stone Country has covered the evolution of his recent work.

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How to Buy Chase Rice Tour 2027 Tickets

Where can I buy Chase Rice tickets?

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What is the Chase Rice 2027 schedule?

Chase Rice's current calendar mixes fair main-stage dates, festival appearances, casino venues, and co-headline runs. Recent and upcoming stops include the Ski-Hi Stampede with Joe Nichols, Gallatin County Fairgrounds, KEMBA Live! with Chris Young, and the Puyallup Fairgrounds at Washington State Fair. Check the listings above for the latest schedule.

What kind of venues does Chase Rice play?

Chase plays a wide mix of venues -- county fair grandstands, casino theaters and amphitheaters like KEMBA Live! in Columbus, festival main stages, and select arena dates on co-headline runs. The fair-circuit dates are particularly important to his touring strategy.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Chase Rice touring in 2027?

Chase Rice has been one of country music's most consistent live performers across the recent ELDORA cycle and the I Hate Cowboys & All Dogs Go to Hell era. Check the listings above for the latest 2027 tour dates and availability.

What is ELDORA?

ELDORA is Chase Rice's eighth studio album, taking the sound deeper into Americana, storytelling, and American West-inspired songwriting. The album is the touring centerpiece of his current cycle and continues the more introspective direction Chase established with 2023's I Hate Cowboys & All Dogs Go to Hell.

What songs does Chase Rice play live?

Chase Rice setlists pull from his entire catalog. Live staples include Eyes On You, Lonely If You Are, Ready Set Roll, Drinkin' Beer. Talkin' God. Amen. (with Florida Georgia Line), Gonna Wanna Tonight, Bench Seat, the title track from I Hate Cowboys & All Dogs Go to Hell, and tracks from the new ELDORA album.

Where is Chase Rice from?

Chase Rice was born in Daytona Beach, Florida in 1985 and raised in Asheville, North Carolina. He attended the University of North Carolina, where he was a walk-on on the 2005 NCAA football championship team before a leg injury ended his playing career and he eventually pivoted to music.

Did Chase Rice write Cruise for Florida Georgia Line?

Yes -- Chase Rice co-wrote Cruise, the Florida Georgia Line breakthrough hit that became one of the biggest country crossover singles of the 2010s. The success of Cruise helped open the door for Chase's own artist career.

How long is a Chase Rice concert?

A typical Chase Rice headline set runs about 75 to 90 minutes, covering 15-18 songs from across his catalog. Festival and fair main-stage sets are similar in length. Co-headline runs split the night more evenly.

Who opens for Chase Rice?

Openers vary by tour leg and venue. Recent dates have featured pairings with Joe Nichols, Chris Young (as co-headliners), Preston Cooper, Neon Union, and other country touring acts. Lineups for any 2027 dates will be confirmed as new shows are added.

Was Chase Rice on Survivor?

Yes. Chase Rice was a contestant on Survivor: Nicaragua in 2010 -- finishing in the runner-up position. He has talked publicly about how the Survivor experience helped him prepare for the discipline and grind of pursuing a country music career in Nashville.

How many albums has Chase Rice released?

Chase Rice has released eight studio albums: Ignite the Night (2014), Lambs & Lions (2017), The Album (2020), I Hate Cowboys & All Dogs Go to Hell (2023), ELDORA, plus earlier independent releases. He has also released numerous singles, EPs, and collaborations.

How much do Chase Rice tickets cost?

Ticket prices vary by venue, seat location, and demand. Fair main-stage tickets typically range more affordably; casino theater and amphitheater dates command higher pricing for premium seats. Check the listings above for current pricing.

Are Chase Rice shows family-friendly?

Chase Rice shows are generally family-friendly within country music norms. Most fair grandstand and amphitheater venues welcome all ages. Some bar-attached clubs may enforce age limits. Check the specific venue policy before purchasing tickets.

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What happens if the show is rescheduled or canceled?

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