The Different Night Same Rodeo Tour is the ongoing fourth headlining concert tour by American country music artist Bailey Zimmerman. The tour is in support of his second studio album of the same name (2025). It began on February 19, 2026, in Estero, Florida and was set to conclude on September 4, in London before the European leg was cancelled.
Background and promotion The tour was announced on September 8, 2025, and as his first headlining arena tour with tickets going for sale on September 12.Bailey Zimmerman Is 'Excited' About First Arena Tour (Exclusive) Hudson Westbrook and Blake Whiten were also announced as the openers for the North American leg. During the pre-show VIP Soundcheck party, he performed covers and original songs not on the setlist. On March 3, 2026, Zimmerman announced a European leg of the tour with Chandler Walters as the opener. This leg would be cancelled due to "important family matters."
Critical reception The tour has received generally positive reviews from music critics and fans. Critics have primarily highlighted Zimmerman's high-energy stage presence, improved vocal delivery, and the tour's elaborate production value. Reviewers from Country Now noted that Zimmerman has grown significantly as an entertainer, displaying "unstoppable energy" and a "command" of sold-out arenas. His stage presence was described by some as "pure electricity," with a relentless pace that keeps the crowd engaged for the duration of the set. Reviews from Music Scene Media categorized the show as "concert perfection," noting a loud, passionate crowd dominated by younger generations.
Setlist This set list represents the February 19, 2026, show in Florida, it does not represent the full-length of the tour.
"Backup Plan" "Never Comin' Home" "Lost" "Change" "Fall In Love" "Get To Gettin' Gone" "Comin' in Cold" "Fix'n to Break" "Chevy Silverado" "Before You" "Yours For The Breaking" "Holy Smokes" "Chase Her" "Ashes" "Hell or High Water" (b-stage) "Holding On" (with Blake Whiten) (b-stage) "The Climb" (b-stage) "All The Way" "New to Country" (with Hudson Westbrook) "Religiously" "Where It Ends" "Rock and a Hard Place" Notes "Just Believe" would replace "Chase Her" on the setlist following his Grand Rapids stop. "Never Leave" would replace "Yours for the Breaking" on the setlist following his Fort Worth stop. Tour dates + List of concerts showing date, city, country, venue, attendance and gross revenue Date City Country Venue Opening actsNorth America EsteroUnited States Hertz Arena Hudson WestbrookBlake Whiten Athens Akins Ford Arena Greenville Bon Secours Wellness Arena Knoxville Thompson–Boling Arena Pikeville Appalachian Wireless Arena Boston TD GardenStatesboroHerring Pavilion Grand Rapids Van Andel Arena Moline Vibrant Arena Evansville Ford Center Orange Beach The Wharf Amphitheater Fort Worth Dickies ArenaBaton RougeRaising Cane's River CenterCorpus ChristiHilliard Center Arena Uncasville Mohegan Sun Arena Atlantic City Hard Rock Live at Etess ArenaApril 11, 2026PittsburghPetersen Events Center Toledo Huntington Center Green Bay Resch Center Sioux Falls Denny Sanford Premier Center Huntsville Von Braun Center Nashville Ascend Amphitheater Ascend Amphitheater Airway Heights Northern Quest Resort & Casino Nampa Ford Idaho Center Bend Hayden Homes Amphitheater AbbotsfordCanadaAbbotsford Centre Kelowna Prospera Place Edmonton Rogers Place Toronto RBC Amphitheatre London Canada Life Place Kanata Canadian Tire Centre
Cancelled concerts Date City Country Venue Reason August 27, 2026 GlasgowScotland O2 Academy Glasgow Important family matters August 29, 2026 LutterworthEngland Stanford Hall August 31, 2026 DublinIreland Olympia Theatre September 1, 2026 BelfastNorthern Ireland Waterfront Hall September 3, 2026 ManchesterEngland Victoria Warehouse September 4, 2026 London Brixton AcademySeptember 6, 2026AmsterdamNetherlandsMelkweg September 8, 2026 HamburgGermany Docks September 10, 2026 StockholmSweden Fallan September 12, 2026 OsloNorway Oslo Spektrum
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