Thomas Rhett Announces Better in Boots Tour 2025 with Support from Tucker Wetmore, The Castellows and Dasha

Thomas Rhett is hitting the road in 2025!

The multi-platinum, award-winning country phenom is saddling up for a new round of touring, and he’s bringing some friends along with him for the ride.

On Monday Thomas Rhett, 34, revealed the Better In Boots Tour, which kicks off on June 5, 2025, in Rogers, Ark., and concludes on Sept. 26 in Ridgefield, Wash. Along the way, the country star will also be making stops in Mississippi, Missouri, New York, Pennsylvania, Indiana, South Carolina, Alabama, New Jersey, Ontario, North Carolina, Georgia, Michigan, Wisconsin, Ohio, Virginia, Florida, Washington, Idaho and Utah.

Joining Thomas Rhett for this round of touring are Tucker Wetmore, The Castellows and Dasha, all of whom will rotate their appearances alongside the singer over the different tour dates.

Tickets for the majority of the tour dates will go on sale Friday, Sept. 20 at 11 a.m. ET onThomasRhett.com, with remaining shows set to go on sale in the coming weeks.

Thomas Rhett’s Home Team Premium members will have first access to presale tickets beginning at 11 a.m. ET on Tuesday.

The announcement of the Better in Boots Tour comes on the heels of the release of Thomas Rhett’s acclaimed seventh studio album, About A Woman, which was released on Aug. 23. The project marked his first full-length release since 2022’s Where We Started.

Following the release of About a Woman, Thomas Rhett shared with PEOPLE that “my last couple albums, there’d be so many songs that my kids wanted to skip or that my wife wanted to skip. I don’t really know the reason why except that it didn’t make them want to dance. I really wanted to make sure that my wife and kids felt like this was one that put a smile on their face and has really made ’em want to move.”

That inspiration spurred Thomas Rhett to write roughly 100 songs for the record before whittling it down to the 14 tracks he “just couldn’t live without.”

“I got to play these songs in so many different environments to get the banger approved check mark,” he recalled. “I feel like for me, having the time to be able to play them for people gave me a really good sense of a confidence, like, ‘Maybe my gut is right.’ I’m not a great truster of my gut.”