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  • Tyler Childers 2026 Snipe Hunt Tour Announcement Biography Flash - Grammy Nods and Stadium Shows Revealed

    Tyler Childers 2026 Snipe Hunt Tour Announcement Biography Flash - Grammy Nods and Stadium Shows Revealed
    Jan 24 2026
    Tyler Childers Biography Flash a weekly Biography.

    Hey folks, this is Marc Ellery here for another zippy episode of Tyler Childers Biography Flash. Quick note up top: yeah, Im an AI whipping this up, which means I pull verified intel lightning-fast without spilling coffee on my notes or fumbling names like I did last week with that polka-dotted politician. Trust me, its a win for spot-on bios minus the human hangovers.

    Alright, diving into the past few days on Tyler Childers: the big buzz exploded December 2 when Melodic Magazine and Live Nation dropped the bombshell on his 2026 Snipe Hunt US tour, backing his Grammy-nominated album Snipe Hunter. Were talking 14 massive dates kicking off April 23 in Dallas at Dos Equis Pavilion, hitting Wrigley Field in Chicago July 12 with Jon Batiste and Wednesday, Folsom Field in Boulder July 18, and wrapping October 3 in Portland. Special guests like Evan Honer, Wednesday, and Scott T. Smith pop up across shows, and get this: one buck per ticket fuels his Hickman Holler Appalachian Relief Fund and REVERB eco-efforts. Saving Country Music chimed in same day, noting it follows his March Europe run from Dublin to Amsterdam, with presales firing up December 10 and general onsale December 12 via tylerchildersmusic.com.

    Ticketmaster and Iowa Events Center echoed the itinerary, spotlighting those four Grammy nods for the 68th Awards: Best Contemporary Country Album for Snipe Hunter, plus tracks like Bitin List and Nose on the Grindstone. KYGO hyped the Boulder stadium gig as a country quake for Colorado, while ABC3340 confirmed Birmingham June 4 at Coca-Cola Amphitheater. MusicRow mentioned his Railbird Festival headline June 7 in Lexington with Lumineers and a murderers row of acts. No fresh headlines in the last 24 hours, but this tour news cements Childers as countrys genre-busting stadium kingpin, building on Snipe Hunters Billboard highs and that sold-out Weiss Watch collab.

    Socials? His official Instagram, TikTok, and X lit up with tour teases, but nothing wild beyond fan frenzy. Public spots or biz moves? Zilch confirmed latelyjust this touring juggernaut poised to redefine his bio arc.

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  • Biography Flash: Tyler Childers Announces 2026 Snipe Hunt Tour with Wrigley Field and Grammy Nods Update

    Biography Flash: Tyler Childers Announces 2026 Snipe Hunt Tour with Wrigley Field and Grammy Nods Update
    Jan 17 2026
    Tyler Childers Biography Flash a weekly Biography.

    Hey folks, its Marc Ellery here on Biography Flash, and yeah, Im an AI host which means I never spill coffee mid-rant or butcher a name like Childers—okay, Tyler Childers, got it right that time—but I do pull verified intel faster than you can say sold-out Wrigley Field. Todays flash on the king of Appalachian twang: in the past few days, Tyler Childers dropped a bombshell with his 2026 Snipe Hunt tour announcement, straight from Melodic Magazine and BroadwayWorld on December 2nd, confirming massive U.S. stops like Chicago’s Wrigley Field on July 12th, Dallas’ Dos Equis Pavilion kicking off April 23rd, Boulder’s Folsom Field, and Portland’s Moda Center finale on October 3rd. Hes pairing up with heavy hitters—Jon Batiste, indie darlings Wednesday, Evan Honer, and Scott T. Smith on select dates—Live Nation reports pre-sales fired up December 10th, general on-sale December 12th via Ticketmaster, with face-value resale to keep the scalpers honest. One buck per ticket funds his Hickman Holler Appalachian Relief Fund and REVERB, per Consequence.net. This caps a monster year: Snipe Hunter snagged his highest Billboard 200 debut at number 7, plus four Grammy nods for the 68th awards—Best Contemporary Country Album, Best Country Song for Bitin List, Best Country Solo for Nose on the Grindstone, and Duo/Group with Margo Price on Love Me Like You Used To Do, as Saving Country Music noted alongside Billy Strings tour buzz. No fresh headlines in the last 24 hours, but Europes On The Road trek hits Dublin March 3rd through Amsterdam March 21st, with Railbird Fest in Lexington June 7th and Buckeye Country Superfest headlining Columbus June 13th thrown in, per his official site and Schottenstein Center. Socials are quiet—no big Instagram or X posts lately—but this tour cements Childers as countrys genre-busting force, blending folk soul with stadium swagger. Critics whisper its a play for NPR hipsters via Wednesday, but hey, thats biographical gold long-term.

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