Tyler Childers Tickets

Tyler Childers Tickets

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1. How much are Tyler Childers tickets?

Ticket prices for Tyler Childers' "Mule Pull" Tour in 2025 vary depending on the location and seat selection. 

• Minimum Price: $45 (for upper-level seats at select venues).

• Average Price: Approximately $125-$150 (for mid-tier seats).

• Maximum Price: Several hundred dollars, with premium floor seating or VIP options reaching $300 or more.

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2. How to buy Tyler Childers' concert tickets?

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3. How to save money on Tyler Childers concert tickets?

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4. What’s the cheapest concert to see Tyler Childers at?

As of now, the most affordable opportunity to see Tyler Childers on his 2025 "Mule Pull" Tour is:

• Date: April 6, 2025

• Location: Simmons Bank Arena, North Little Rock, AR

• Starting Ticket Price: $61

Please note that ticket prices are subject to change. For the most up to date pricing and availability, visit the Tyler Childers page on Gametime.

5. Is Tyler Childers coming to a city near me?

Tyler Childers' 2025 "Mule Pull" Tour includes performances in several major cities across the United States. Here are some notable stops:

1. New Orleans, LA – April 3, 2025 – Smoothie King Center

2. Minneapolis, MN – April 9, 2025 – Target Center

3. Los Angeles, CA – June 10, 2025 – Hollywood Bowl

4. New York, NY – September 29-30, 2025 – Forest Hills Stadium

5. Nashville, TN – October 10-11, 2025 – GEODIS Park

For a complete list of tour dates and to purchase tickets, visit the Tyler Childers page on Gametime.

6. Will Tyler Childers tour in 2025?

Yes, Tyler Childers is touring in 2025 with his highly anticipated "Mule Pull" Tour across the United States and Canada. With venues like GEODIS Park in Nashville, the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, and Forest Hills Stadium in New York City on the schedule, the tour promises a mix of iconic and fan-favorite locations.

Fans can look forward to Tyler Childers performing tracks from his recent albums alongside beloved hits like "Feathered Indians" and "All Your'n." To find dates, locations, and ticket information, visit the Tyler Childers page on Gametime.

7. What’s the setlist for Tyler Childers’ Mule Pull Tour?

The official setlist hasn’t been announced yet, but it is expected to include fan favorites like "Feathered Indians," "All Your'n," and tracks from his latest album. Check back closer to the tour start date for updates.

8. How long is a Tyler Childers concert?

Tyler Childers concerts typically last 2 to 3 hours.

9. How much are floor seats at a Tyler Childers’ concert?

Floor seat prices for Tyler Childers' concerts typically range from $85 to $145, depending on the venue and demand.

For the most accurate and up-to-date pricing, please visit the Tyler Childers page on Gametime.

10. Can I get a refund if I can’t attend Tyler Childers’ concert?

Yes, Gametime offers event cancellation protection, and you can resell your tickets easily on the platform if plans change. Learn more about their policies here.

11. Which cities are included in the 2025 Mule Pull tour? 

The 2025 "Mule Pull" Tour by Tyler Childers is set to cover a variety of cities across the United States and Canada. Here are some of the cities included in the tour:

1. New Orleans, LA – April 3, 2025 – Smoothie King Center

2. North Little Rock, AR – April 6, 2025 – Simmons Bank Arena

3. Minneapolis, MN – April 9, 2025 – Target Center

4. Los Angeles, CA – June 10, 2025 – Hollywood Bowl

5. New York, NY – September 29-30, 2025 – Forest Hills Stadium

6. Nashville, TN – October 10-11, 2025 – GEODIS Park

For a full list of tour dates, venues, and to buy tickets, visit Tyler Childers’ Gametime page.

More Tyler Childers Information

For fans of good and honest, old-fashioned country music, there aren’t too many singers nowadays who are better than Tyler Childers. He’s a true gentleman of country music who sticks to the basics, is proud of his roots, and doesn’t try to be anything he isn’t. While there are more popular country artists, there aren’t many who are more genuine than Childers. He and his band, the Food Stamps, are for those who love pure country and bluegrass music and great storytelling.

Born for This

There’s no doubt that Childers was born to be a country and bluegrass singer. He grew up in the eastern part of Kentucky, not far from the West Virginia border. He first learned to sing from performing in his church choir and was the son of a coal miner. While Childers didn’t go into the coal mines himself, that kind of blue-collar work and his upbringing in Kentucky are frequent subjects in his songwriting. After all, Childers is a performer for whom words matter, as he likens songwriting to writing short stories about his life and upbringing.

Here to Stay

Childers released his first album when he was just 19. He was barely out of high school and worked odd jobs to support himself so he could pursue music. A decade later, it’s clear that he’s here to stay. His second album, Purgatory, was his first true success story. It was an instant hit on the Country Music Charts and helped earn him attention as one of the top up and coming artists in the country world. 

Childers’ third album, Country Squire, took things to another level. The album’s second single “All Your’n” earned Childers a Grammy nomination for Best Country Solo Performance. It was a sign that he should be included on the list of the best country artists of today. Of course, always true to himself, Childers went in a different direction for his fourth album, Long Violent History, changing his tone and style while remaining faithful to his Kentucky roots.