Luke Bryan is headed out to the farm once again in 2023. On Wednesday (April 26), the singer announced the five dates and towns on his 2023 Farm Tour, an annual tradition that's now in its 14th year.

Luke Bryan is bringing his annual Farm Tour into its thirteenth year, announcing dates for the 2022 run on Friday (April 29). The country superstar will again partner with Bayer to visit six ...

Luke Bryan, who will headline the Farm Tour at Miller Family Farm on Friday, released an EP titled "Mind of a Country Boy" earlier this year. A full-length album by the same name is due out on Friday.

Luke Bryan performs during his Farm Tour in 2018 in Boone. Tickets start at $65 and are available to purchase on bigtickets.com or on Luke Bryan's website . Tickets will jump to $80 at the door.

Luke Bryan revealed he doesn't have any plans to slow down his Farm Tour. The "Play It Again" singer hinted at possibly moving the concert location back to the Southeast during a recent media call.

Luke Bryan performs during Faster Horses Festival at Michigan International Speedway on July 23, 2017 in Brooklyn, ... The Farm Tour allows Bryan to pay tribute to his heritage.

Here are the dates and towns for Luke Bryan’s 2019 Farm Tour. According to a Bryan Instagram post, tickets go on sale next week. September 26 — Marshall, WI @ Statz Bros. Farm ...

Luke Bryan Farm Tour 2018 Dates: September 27 – Irwin, OH @ Ayars Family Farm September 28 – Pesotum, IL @ Atkins Farm September 29 – Boone, IA @ Ziel Farm ...

Bryan will perform at the Cunningham Family farm at 355 Fitz Henry Road in Smithton at 6 p.m. It will be the final stop on his Farm Tour after he held shows in North Carolina, Kentucky and Ohio.

Luke Bryan's first-ever Farm Tour EP, Farm Tour...Here's to the Farmer has a release date, and it will hit the streets just before his eighth annual farm trek. While co-hosting NBC's Today on ...

Miller Family Farm's wheat field will become a concert venue for a day during Luke Bryan's annual Farm Tour on Friday, expected to draw 20,000 people.