Wyatt Flores is Headed "Back to the Plains" with New Spring Tour Dates

After a spitfire 2024, which saw the release of his Half Life EP and his debut full-length Welcome to the Plains (as well as a bunch of other stuff that we'll get to in a second), Wyatt Flores his headed "back to the plains" as he unveils a handful of dates for his spring run of shows.

Dubbed the Welcome Back to the Plains Tour, the series of 8 shows will kick off on April 6 in St. Petersburg, Florida, before taking the Sweetwater, Oklahoma tunesmith to cities in Tennessee, Louisiana, South Carolina, Virginia and Alabama. This first smattering of dates will wrap up on May 30 in St. Louis, Missouri.

Joining the 'Please Don't Go' hitmaker out on the road will be a rotating door of supporting acts, including Waylon Wyatt, Kaitlin Butts, Bayker Blankenship, Noah Rinker, Blake Whiten and Drayton Farley.

As he did throughout his 2024 touring trek, Flores will bring lively offerings from his aforementioned debut record while bouncing from city to city, including the pleading 'Oh Susannah,' fiery 'Don't Wanna Say Goodnight,' charming 'Little Town' and the fiddle-heavy title track, among others.

"There’s so many of y’all we haven’t gotten to play the new record for so we’re loading back up and coming y’alls way to play some headlining shows and a bunch of festivals this spring," Flores shared with the dates, all of which will donate $1 of every ticket sold to the Red Dirt Relief Fund that provides a safety net of critical assistance to musicians in his home state of Oklahoma.

Tickets for the new dates will be available for pre-sale starting today (January 14) with general on-sale following this Friday (January 17) at 10am local time. A limited number of VIP packages are also available for purchase, which includes early entry to the venue, early merch shopping, a signed poster and exclusive, VIP-only merchandise.

In addition to the onslaught of music released last year, Flores also celebrated stride after stride, including his own coveted NPR Tiny Desk Concert, a debut at the historic Grand Ole Opry, his late-night television debut on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, two sold-out nights at Nashville's iconic Ryman Auditorium, a nomination for Emerging Act of the Year at the 2024 Americana Honors & Awards and more.

As he begins preparations for what is sure to be a spectacular 2025, these just-announced spring dates seem to be just the beginning of Flores' touring escapades.

Additionally, fans will be able to catch the burgeoning talent at a sprawling list of festivals all across the globe throughout the year, including Extra Innings Festival, C2C Festival, CMC Rocks 2025, Tortuga Music Festival, Cattle Country Fest, Lone Star Smokeout, Under the Big Sky Festival and others.

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