Read Southall—frontman and namesake of Rural Rock and Roll standouts Southall—has just launched ticket sales for his much-anticipated Read Southall Acoustic Tour 2025 today. Get tickets here.
Fans will get to experience the music of the singer, songwriter, and guitarist in an intimate setting. Plotting a dynamic show highlighted by Southall favorites played acoustically and American songbook staples, you can also expect a handful of unexpected gems carried by his deft chops and stunning vocals. For the duration of the tour, he will roll across Texas and perform in five cities. It begins on December 4 in Lubbock, TX, at Blue Light, crisscrosses the Lone Star State, and wraps up on December 12 in Huntsville, TX, at Jolly Fox. Check out the full confirmed itinerary below.
This very special headline run has already sparked buzz fueled by the likes of MusicRow, Music Matters Magazine, and more.
About the tour, the frontman shared to socials, “Back to the basics in December! I’m excited to play some of my favorite old haunts. Y’all gather the crew and let’s party!”
Meanwhile, Southall will also headline Billy Bob’s Texas on February 6, 2026. It stands out as the group’s first announced performance of the new year so far. Get tickets here.
This year, the band continues to rile up crowds coast-to-coast. You can catch them supporting Whiskey Myers, ZZ Top, The Black Crowes, and Ole 60, in addition to a slew of major festivals including Austin City Limits Music Festival, Peacemaker Festival, and more. For tickets and more information on Southall’s tour dates, visit here.
Earlier this summer, Southall made their debut at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville. Taking part in this year’s historic OPRY 100 celebration, the band graced the biggest stage in Country music delivering a one-of-a-kind performance of “Scared Money” and “Why” to a packed house. Southall's debut even caught the attention of GRAMMY.com, who ranked the event as one of “three notable moments [that] occurred in June 2025 alone” for the Red Dirt genre. Making a splash on and off stage, the group was greeted with a career accomplishment backstage as well. Their undeniable hit, “Why,” reached PLATINUM status, further calling for a plaque celebration directly following their bucket list appearance.
Boasting nearly 700 MILLION career streams, Southall has spent the last decade building a rabid grassroots following. Winning over crowds while headlining across the country, they’ve also opened for Jamey Johnson, Chase Rice, and Blackberry Smoke. Currently in the studio, stay tuned for more from Southall.
