It Goes Like This, how to buy Thomas Rhett 2026 concert tickets

- Country star Thomas Rhett announced his 2026 "The Soundtrack to Life" tour.
- The tour will run from July to Oct. 2026, starting in Nashville and ending in Omaha, Neb.
- Six special guests will join the tour, including Niall Horan, Conner Smith, Ernest and Emily Ann Roberts.
- Tickets are currently on sale for most shows, with prices starting as low as $46.
Country music star Thomas Rhett will hit the road this summer for his 2026 "The Soundtrack to Life" tour.
The tour will kick off in Nashville, Tenn. on July 9 and wrap up in Omaha, Neb. on Oct. 24. There will also be stops in major cities like Dallas, Los Angeles, Sacramento, Calif., Phoenix and more.
Rhett initially announced he will have six special guests for the tour, including Conner Smith, Ernest, Kashus Culpepper, Vincent Mason, Zach John King and Emily Ann Roberts. Then, he announced special guest Niall Horan will be joining him for two stadium shows.
With Rhett's hits like "Die a Happy Man," "Life Changes," "Beautiful As You," "Marry Me," "Unforgettable," "Look What God Gave Her," and so many more; you don't want to miss this concert series.
Here's everything to know about how to get tickets to see Thomas Rhett on "The Soundtrack to Life" tour.
Get Thomas Rhett 2026 ticketsHow to buy Thomas Rhett 2026 concert tickets
As of publication, tickets to most of Rhett's shows are available to purchase. The cheapest tickets are starting at $46 for three different tour stops in Greenville, S.C., Austin, Texas and Dallas. See the list of tour dates below.

Thomas Rhett 2026 tour schedule
- July 9: Nashville, Tenn. with Niall Horan - Get tickets starting at $48
- July 11: Greenville, S.C. - Get tickets starting at $46
- July 16: Hartford, Conn. - Get tickets starting at $50
- July 17: Gilford, N.H. - Get tickets starting at $67
- July 18: Hershey, Pa. with Niall Horan - Get tickets starting at $69
- Aug. 13: Columbia, Md. - Get tickets starting at $99
- Aug. 14: Bethel, N.Y. - Get tickets starting at $50
- Aug. 20: Evansville, Ind. - Get tickets starting at $71
- Aug. 22: Grand Rapids, Mich. - Get tickets starting at $49
- Sept. 10: Louisville, Ky. - Get tickets starting at $55
- Sept. 11: Columbus, Ohio - Get tickets starting at $54
- Sept. 12: Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio - Get tickets starting at $54
- Sept. 17: Austin, Texas - Get tickets starting at $46
- Sept. 18: Dallas - Get tickets starting at $46
- Sept. 19: Tulsa, Okla. - Get tickets starting at $57
- Oct. 2: Anaheim, Calif. - Get tickets starting at $64
- Oct. 3: Sacramento, Calif. - Get tickets starting at $48
- Oct. 9: Albuquerque, N.M. - Get tickets starting at $50
- Oct. 10: Phoenix - Get tickets starting at $54
- Oct. 22: Des Moines, Iowa - Get tickets starting at $68
- Oct. 23: Kansas City, Mo. - Get tickets starting at $49
- Oct. 24: Omaha, Neb. - Get tickets starting at $54
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