The tour is a direct response to Donald Trump's suggestion of making Canada the 51st state, showcasing Smith's pride in his homeland and desire to connect with fans.

Tickets for the tour will go on sale starting August 13, 2025, with prices ranging from $60 to $100, aiming to keep shows affordable while maintaining quality.

Brock Phillips will serve as the opening act for the tour, adding to the overall experience for attendees.

His decision to tour Canada stems from a desire to engage with his roots amidst the shifting political climate in the U.S., where he feels values are diverging from his upbringing.

The tour will cover nine provinces, avoiding Newfoundland and Labrador, and aims to reach less-traveled communities, promoting Canadian pride amidst political tensions.

Country singer Dallas Smith is set to embark on a 51-date tour titled 'Dallas Smith & His Band (Unplugged),' which will take place in small theatre venues across Canada, kicking off on October 3, 2025, in Fort St. John, B.C., and wrapping up on December 14, 2025, in Belleville, Ont.

His latest self-titled album, released under Big Loud Records, features collaborations with notable songwriters and contributes to his impressive career milestones.

In addition to the tour, Smith will perform at the CCMA Awards broadcast on September 13, 2025, further showcasing his prominence in the Canadian country music scene.

Smith plans to deliver stripped-back performances inspired by the 'MTV Unplugged' sessions, featuring both classic hits and newer tracks like 'How Do You Miss Me' and 'Drop,' focusing on storytelling and personal connections.

To enhance the concert experience, Smith is adopting a minimalist tour setup with a single bus and trailer, allowing the natural beauty of the venues to shine through.

He aims to explore the 'nooks and crannies' of Canada, performing in smaller communities such as Kitimat, Enoch, and Wingham, which he believes will offer a more intimate concert experience.

Dallas Smith has achieved significant success in his career, including 21 gold singles, nine platinum singles, and over 640 million global streams, reflecting his popularity in the country music scene.