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Brooks & Dunn’s 2026 World Tour Spans LA to London, Sydney to Seattle

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Brooks & Dunn World Tour 2026 Just Dropped — 35 Dates Across North America, Europe, and Australia!

Beloved country icons Brooks & Dunn have officially announced their 2026 World Tour, marking a thunderous return to the global stage with a raw, uncompromising musical journey rooted in truth, survival, and honky-tonk precision. The schedule features 35 unforgettable concerts spanning Los Angeles to London, Sydney to Seattle — each night promising the energy, honesty, and masterful harmony that have made them one of the most influential duos in modern music.Travel Guides & Travelogues

JUST ANNOUNCED NEON MOON WORLD TOUR BROOKS & DUNN 35 35Dates Dates North America Europe 5Dates-NOrthAmerica-EuropeAustal Australia A Country Legacy Without Limits’

Fans worldwide are buzzing with excitement, and rumors are already swirling that several special guests from the country music world may join Brooks & Dunn for select stops — turning this tour into one of the most anticipated global music events of the decade.

Tickets start at $129, and VIP Meet & Experience packages are selling out at record-breaking speed.

Devoted fans everywhere are calling it:

“The last great road trip of raw truth, country fire, and cultural reckoning.”

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