Charley Crockett: Lonesome Drifter Tour

As ever, Charley Crockett will be taking the road by storm in 2025 as he embarks on his Lonesome Drifter Tour through the first half of the year.

Kicking off back in March, the 'Man From Waco' will be hitting the stage all around the country, including in Georgia, Mississippi, Kansas, Illinois, Indiana, Arizona, California, Montana, Idaho and many more.

Along the way, he'll be playing an extra special show at the one and only Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado on June 25.

Beginning August 26, Crockett will join forces with award-winning soul singer Leon Bridges on their joint The Crooner & The Cowboy Tour. With stops lined up in New York, Maine, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Florida, the Carolinas and Alabama, the trek will wrap up at Austin's Moody Center on September 23.

Before the year's end, Crockett will also be supporting Kentucky crooner Tyler Childers for a pair of shows at Nashville's GEODIS Park on October 10 & 11.

Across his headlining dates, Crockett will be joined by a variety of supporting acts, including Jake Penrod, Rattlesnake Milk and Chaparelle.

With 16 albums to his name and countless beloved fan-favorites from across them all, it's no small task for Crockett when crafting his setlists.

Pulling from across the breadth of his discography, fans can expect plenty of the entertainer's biggest hits throughout his shows, as well as few renditions of tunes from his 2025 record and the tour's namesake, Lonesome Drifter.

For the full setlist from Charley Crockett's Lonesome Drifter Tour, see below:

Game I Can't Win
One Trick Pony
Midnight Cowboy
Good at Losing
Night Rider
I'm Just a Clown
Hard Luck & Circumstances
Spade
Tom Turkey
Don't Tell Me That (James Hand cover)
Ain't That Right
Life of a Country Singer
Crucified Son
Juke Box Mama (Link Wray cover)
Travelin' Blues (T‐Bone Walker cover)
$10 Cowboy
The Jamestown Ferry (Tanya Tucker cover)
The Man From Waco
Trinity River
Never No More
Solitary Road
Lonesome Drifter

Encore:
Easy Money
Run Horse Run / 5 More Miles
That's How I Got to Memphis (Tom T. Hall cover)

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