Toby Keith extends “America’s Toughest” tour
Oklahoma country star Toby Keith is wrapping up his yearly United Service Organization tour, having visited forward operating bases in Afghanistan as part of his seventh USO trip to the Middle East.
His next tour, however, has been extended.
Keith’s ”America’s Toughest Tour,” presented by Ford F Series, opens June 18 in Holmdel, N.J., and the itinerary has recently expanded through September. Keith is joined on the tour by fellow country hitmaker Trace Adkins.
Touring in support of his latest album, “That Don’t Make Me A Bad Guy,” Keith is enjoying the third consecutive hit from the release as “Lost You Anyway” powers into the top 20. The song follows his back-to-back No. 1 singles “She Never Cried In Front of Me” and “God Love Her,” the latter recently rang the bell as his 25th No. 1 single.
Keith doesn’t play Oklahoma shows as a rule, since he lives in Norman. But he will performing in nearby Dallas and Kansas City, Mo., on “America’s Toughest.”
America’s Toughest Tour dates:
June 18 Holmdel, NJ
June 19 Cleveland
June 20 Indianapolis
June 26 Tampa, FL
June 27 W. Palm Beach, FL
June 28 Jacksonville, FL
July 10 Virginia Beach, VA
July 11 Raleigh, NC
July 12 Charlotte, NC
July 17 Hartford, CT
July 18 St. Clairsville, OH
July 19 Detroit
July 25 Philadelphia
July 26 Boston
July 31 Kansas City, MO
August 1 Dallas
August 3 Sturgis, SD
August 6 Detroit Lakes, MN
August 13 San Diego, CA
August 14 Phoenix
August 15 Los Angeles
August 16 San Francisco
August 20 Albuquerque, NM
August 21 Denver
August 22 Salt Lake City
August 28 Kelseyville, CA
September 3 Saratoga Springs, NY
September 4 Buffalo, NY
September 5 Scranton, PA
September 10 Cincinnati
September 11 Pittsburgh
September 12 Washington, DC
September 17 Atlanta
September 18 St, Louis
September 19 Chicago
-BAM
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