Stops span major markets such as Greenville, Hartford, Gilford, Hershey, Grand Rapids, Louisville, Columbus, Austin, Dallas, Tulsa, Los Angeles, Anaheim, Sacramento, Albuquerque, Phoenix, Des Moines, Kansas City and Omaha, among others.

The tour includes a full 2026 date list with city and venue details and a specific support lineup for each show.

Rhett’s background as the son of Rhett Akins is noted, along with CMA Triple Play awards for writing three No. 1 songs in a year.

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Thomas Rhett has announced The Soundtrack to Life Tour, kicking off in Nashville in July and running through October with Emily Ann Roberts opening on all dates and a rotating slate of supporting acts including ERNEST, Zach John King, Conner Smith, Kashus Culpepper and Vincent Mason.

Kentucky is highlighted as a strong producer of country stars, with Luke Combs cited as praising the state as top for country music.

There are hints of a possible new era for Rhett, including speculation about a move into Contemporary Christian Music, though nothing is confirmed.

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