Fresh off wrapping his bold “Free the Machine Tour,” Eric Church is already gearing up for his next live chapter — a limited run of summer concerts marking two decades of his music. Instead of extending the previous tour, Church is taking a more curated approach with five destination shows designed to offer a unique experience each night.
The run begins with a three-night, sold-out stint at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado, scheduled for July 6–8. Across those evenings, he’ll be joined by a rotating lineup of guests, including Corey Kent, 49 Winchester, and The Creekers. This marks the second year in a row Church has sold out a multi-night run at Red Rocks immediately.
The celebration continues with two performances at Lake Tahoe Amphitheatre on July 15–16, where ERNEST will appear as the special guest. The newly announced dates follow the success of “Evangeline vs. The Machine,” the album that powered his recent tour. Rather than sticking to a fixed setlist, Church plans to draw from his full catalog, giving each show its own identity — a format that reflects the spontaneity and creativity fans have come to expect from his performances.
Church is also headlining the Barefoot Country Music Fest, the California Mid-State Fair, Boots on the Bend and will appear at additional festivals this summer.
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