Kane Brown has announced dates and venues for an extensive arena tour set to begin in fall 2021. The news comes just one day after fellow country star Eric Church revealed plans for his own headlining arena tour.

Brown’s Blessed and Free Tour will visit 35 North American cities, kicking off October 1st in Sacramento, California, and running into 2022 before wrapping up February 4th in Las Vegas. Along the way, Brown will perform at Boston’s TD Garden, New York’s Madison Square Garden, and L.A.’s Staples Center. As with Church’s announcement, no Nashville date is yet on the books.

Jordan Davis has been named as Brown’s support act for the trek’s 2021 dates, with Chase Rice taking over in 2022. Restless Road, the vocal group signed to Brown’s label 1021 Entertainment, will open all shows. Tickets go on sale to the public April 16th at 10 am.

Brown is currently featured as a duet partner on Chris Young’s single “Famous Friends,” which is near the Top 20 on country radio. His most recent release is 2020’s Mixtape, Vol. 1, which included the John Legend duet “Last Time I Say Sorry” and “Be Like That” with Swae Lee and Khalid.