Toby Keith to Drop by First Niagara Pavilion August 20
Country artist and chart topper Toby Keith will be going on an album tour running for almost the entire year to further support the recent release of his new studio record entitled “American Ride”.
With shows stretching from California to Virginia, and even crossing the Canadian border to Vancouver and Toronto, Keith will be taking his fans for an “American Ride” as he sings tracks from his highly successful album which was released fall of last year. Catch him as he takes the “Ride” in Burgettstown, PA when he performs at the First Niagara Pavilion on August 20, Friday at 7 PM. Trace Adkins and James Otto will also be appearing as special guests.
Tickets for the show go on sale via Ticketmaster on June 18, Friday at 10 AM EDT. Citi cardholders will have exclusive access to advanced tickets on June 16, Wednesday at 10 AM EDT. Ticket prices are $33.75 for general admission lawn seating and $44.75 to $73.75 for pavilion seating.
“American Ride” is Keith’s 13th studio release and has produced the artist’s 19th chart topping hit with the album’s title track landing at the top spot of the Billboard Hot Country Songs list.
Go to Toby Keith Tour to view all the latest on the artist’s tour schedule and music.
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