Brad Paisley Plots Son Of The Mountains Tour 2024

In 2024, Brad Paisley will head overseas for his tenth trek in Europe. The tour is in support of Paisley’s impending album, Son Of The Mountains.

The Son Of The Mountains World Tour 2024 will kick off on February 27 in Reykjavik, Iceland, and wrap up on March 10 in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Stops along the tour include Zurich, Switzerland; Stockholm, Sweden; Oslo, Norway; London, England, and more. Find the full dates, below.

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The namesake album will arrive early next year, just before the tour’s launch. Paisley previewed the release with an EP featuring four of the album’s tracks. The smaller project included previously released tracks “Same Here” (featuring Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky) and “So Many Summers” alongside newly shared offerings, “Son Of The Mountains” and “The Medicine Will.”

Judging by the already-released songs from Son Of The Mountains, Paisley is set to make some weighty statements in his new music. For instance, “The Medicine Will” comments on the opioid crisis.

“I think ‘The Medicine Will’ is my favorite song I’ve ever written,” Paisley recently told Variety. “In my mind, I just thought, ‘I don’t know how good a song this will be, but it could be very impactful or important. But I don’t know if it’ll be something you want to hear over and over again.’ And that’s the part that surprised me when we got done is, I just love the song.

“Like, if I didn’t know better, it doesn’t feel like the kind of thing that is a historical account or some sort of documentary,” he continued. “The record just feels like it’s a type of blues; it’s a type of protest song.”

No official release date for Son Of The Mountains has been shared as of yet.

Son Of The Mountains World Tour 2024

Feb 27            Reykjavik, Iceland                  Harpa Eldborg Hall 

Feb 29            Zurich, Switzerland                The Hall

Mar 2             Rotterdam, Netherlands*        Rotterdam AHOY

Mar 3             Berlin, Germany*                   Verti Music Hall

Mar 5             Stockholm, Sweden                Hovet

Mar 6             Oslo, Norway                          Spektrum

Mar 8             Glasgow, Scotland*                The SSE Hydro

Mar 9             London, England*                  The O2

Mar 10           Belfast, Northern Ireland*      SSE Arena                 

* = Country To Country Dates  

Photo Credit: Jim Shea / EMI