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Cody Johnson just added even more shows to his 2026 tour, which already includes a strong lineup of openers like Jon Pardi, Kip Moore, Randy Houser and others. He’s hitting a wide mix of arenas and festivals across the country next year.
If you’re hoping to catch him here at home, heads up: as of now, his only Texas stop in 2026 is Houston Rodeo on March 22. That’s it. The rest of the dates take him through the South, Midwest, and up the East Coast.
With new cities added and a full slate ahead, it’s shaping up to be a busy year for CoJo … just don’t wait around for a Texas tour run that may not happen.
We’ll keep an eye out in case more Texas dates pop up.
Cody Johnson Tour Dates:
February 6-7 – Birmingham, Alabama – Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex with Ian Munsick & Emily Ann Roberts
February 13 – Champaign, Illinois – State Farm Center with Randy Houser & Carter Faith
February 14 – Louisville, Kentucky – KFC Yum! Center with Scotty McCreery & Carter Faith
February 27 – Winston-Salem, North Carolina – LJVM Coliseum with Carter Faith
February 28 – Columbia, South Carolina – Colonial Life Arena with Clint Back & Carter Faith
March 6 – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – PPG Paints Arena with Kip Moore & Walker Montgomery
March 7 – Baltimore, Maryland – CGF Bank Arena with Kip Moore & Walker Montgomery
March 22 – Houston, Texas – Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo with Jon Pardi & Randy Houser
March 28 – Little Rock, Arkansas – Simmons Bank Arena with Kip Moore & Carter Faith
April 10 – Bossier City, Louisiana – Brookshire Grocery Arena with Kip Moore
April 24 – Indio, California – Stagecoach
May 2 – Clemson, South Carolina – Death Valley (Clemson Stadium)
May 9 – Des Moines, Iowa – Casey’s Corner
May 30 – Rosemont, Illinois – Allstate Center
July 11 – Cavendish, Prince Edward Island – Cavendish Beach Music Festival
July 17 – Columbus, Ohio – Nationwide Arena with Drew Baldridge
July 18 – Columbus, Ohio – Nationwide Arena with Ian Munsick & Walker Montgomery
July 25 – Jacksonville, Florida – Vystar Veterans Memorial Arena
August 8 – Oklahoma City, Oklahoma – Paycom Center
August 22 – Knoxville, Tennessee – Food City Center
August 29 – Saint Paul, Minnesota – Grand Casinoa Arena
September 12 – Tacoma, Washington – Tacoma Dome
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