Gretchen Wilson is hitting the road in 2025, marking her first solo headlining tour dates since 2019.
The “Redneck Woman” singer is set to launch her 2025 Still Here for the Party Tour on Saturday (Jan. 18) with a concert in Lincoln City, Ore.
The tour is set to continue through Aug. 30, when it wraps with a show in Woodstock, Conn.
Wilson took several years off from the road before returning to touring in 2024, when she joined her old MuzikMafia cohorts Big & Rich for their 20th Anniversary Celebration Tour. That tour celebrated two decades of their respective debut albums, Wilson’s Here for the Party and Big & Rich’s Horse of a Different Color.
“Seeing fans lose their minds at every tour stop and on the two performances at CMA Fest last year really gave me the spark I needed to get back out on the road,” Wilson says in a press release. “My band and I have been rehearsing like crazy, and I can’t wait to share this music with old fans and make some new ones.”
Wilson’s set in 2025 will feature all of her biggest hits, including “Redneck Woman,” “Here for the Party,” “When I Think About Cheatin’,” “Work Hard, Play Harder” and more, but there will also be some surprises for her hardcore fans.
“I’m also digging deep in my catalog and playing songs from those early albums that I haven’t played in a while,” she adds. “People ask me about songs like ‘Pocahontas Proud,’ ‘Trucker Man,’ and ‘All Jacked Up,’ so we’re breaking those out, too.”
For more information about Gretchen Wilson’s 2025 tour, visit her official website.
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