Waylon Wyatt Confirms Dustpiles World Tour Dates, Adds New Shows After Health Scare

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Waylon Wyatt Confirms Dustpiles World Tour Dates, Adds New Shows After Health Scare

Waylon Wyatt is back on the road. The rising country artist has reconfirmed the full schedule for his Dustpiles World Tour, adding a handful of new stops along the way, after a health-related setback briefly put his promotional plans on hold earlier this month.

Wyatt released his debut album, Dustpiles, on July 17 via Music Soup/Darkroom Records, but the rollout hit a snag when he was hospitalized with sepsis the same day the record dropped. The album release party and a run of scheduled meet-and-greets were postponed as he focused on recovery, and fellow artists including Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert publicly sent their support during the pause. Wyatt kept his own update light, telling fans on Instagram it was a “lil bump in the road” before confirming the tour is officially back on track.

The Dustpiles World Tour spans three legs and more than 40 shows across North America, Europe, and Australia, running from July 31 through late January 2027.

Tour Dates — North America

DateCitySupport Act
July 31Kansas City, MOZandi Holub
Aug 4Indianapolis, INMax Alan
Aug 10Asbury Park, NJMax Alan
Aug 11New Haven, CTMax Alan
Aug 12Portland, MEMax Alan
Aug 14South Burlington, VTTristan Trincado
Sept 4Tulsa, OKMason Ramsey
Sept 5Fayetteville, ARMason Ramsey
Sept 6Omaha, NEMason Ramsey
Sept 8Manhattan, KSMason Ramsey
Sept 10Colorado Springs, COMason Ramsey
Sept 11Denver, COMason Ramsey
Sept 12Salt Lake City, UTMason Ramsey
Sept 14Missoula, MT (new show)Zandi Holub
Sept 15Spokane, WA (new show)Zandi Holub
Sept 17Seattle, WAZandi Holub
Sept 18Portland, ORZandi Holub
Sept 19Eugene, ORZandi Holub
Sept 21San Francisco, CAZandi Holub
Sept 24Los Angeles, CAZandi Holub
Sept 25San Diego, CAZandi Holub
Sept 26Phoenix, AZZandi Holub
Oct 8St. Louis, MOTristan Trincado
Oct 9Milwaukee, WIZandi Holub
Oct 10Minneapolis, MNNoah James
Oct 13Nashville, TNNoah James
Oct 14Knoxville, TNNoah James
Oct 16Atlanta, GANoah James
Oct 17Charlotte, NCNoah James
Oct 18Raleigh, NCNoah James
Oct 20Washington, DCNoah James
Oct 22Philadelphia, PANoah James
Oct 23Boston, MANoah James
Oct 25Montreal, QCNoah James
Oct 30New York, NYNoah James

Tour Dates — Europe (special guest Colton Bowlin)

DateCity
Nov 12Cologne, Germany
Nov 13Munich, Germany
Nov 15Hamburg, Germany
Nov 16Amsterdam, Netherlands
Nov 18London, England
Nov 20Bristol, England
Nov 22Manchester, England
Nov 23Glasgow, Scotland
Nov 25Dublin, Ireland

Tour Dates — Australia (special guest Clover County)

DateCity
Jan 15Brisbane, QLD
Jan 16Brisbane, QLD
Jan 18Tamworth, NSW (new show)
Jan 19Sydney, NSW
Jan 23Melbourne, VIC
Jan 24Melbourne, VIC
Jan 27Adelaide, SA
Jan 29Perth, WA

The tour supports Dustpiles, a debut full-length Wyatt has described as his most personal work yet, built around themes of love and loss. It follows a rapid rise for the 21-year-old, who broke out with his Out of the Blue EP, since surpassing 225 million streams, with tracks “Arkansas Diamond” and “Jailbreak” both earning RIAA Gold certification. Drawing comparisons to Tyler Childers and Zach Bryan, Wyatt was named a VEVO 2026 DSCVR Artist to Watch and has already played major festival stages including Stagecoach, Lollapalooza, Bonnaroo, and the U.K.’s C2C Festival, along with a guest appearance during Zach Bryan’s Hyde Park show in London.

With the tour schedule locked back in and new dates added rather than cut, the update signals Wyatt’s team is moving forward at full strength heading into what was already shaping up to be the biggest year of his career.

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