Ty Myers Concert Tickets & Tour Dates 2026: The Legal Tour

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We don’t sell Ty Myers concert tickets directly, and we don’t issue them. This site links out to third-party ticket sellers, and everything after the click happens on their side: the price, the checkout, the delivery method, and any refund or exchange.

Most links point to the primary seller for that show. Modesto is the exception, it sold out at the box office, so that link goes to resale instead, and we say so on the page.

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One thing worth checking before you buy: how the ticket gets delivered. Some venues on this run accept only mobile tickets through a specific app, Red Rocks is one of them. If you buy resale, confirm the seller can transfer through the method your venue requires.

The Legal Tour, in short

This is his third headline run and the largest so far. The 33 dates were announced in March 2026. The route plays amphitheaters through late summer, then moves into arenas as the fall goes on, Baton Rouge’s River Center, Hertz Arena in Estero, the Ford Center in Evansville, and finally Moody Center and Dickies Arena. It supports Heavy on the Soul, the second album, released March 27, 2026 on RECORDS Nashville and Columbia.

The tour name causes a lot of confusion, so here is the plain answer. It is named for the singer turning 18 in July 2025, after spending his early touring years as a minor. It is not an age limit on the crowd. Most stops on this run are all ages, and where a real restriction exists it belongs to the venue, usually a casino property applying its own gaming-floor rules. We cover which ones, and why, in the concert FAQ. He turned 19 on July 12, 2026.

Five dates played in June, from Sidney, Maine down to Reading, Pennsylvania. The schedule then broke for the summer while he worked as support on Luke Combs’ My Kinda Saturday Night stadium tour. That run went through Ohio Stadium, Neyland Stadium, and Lambeau Field, then into Europe for Gothenburg, Paris, Amsterdam, Slane Castle, Murrayfield, and Wembley, where it closed on August 1. The headline run picks back up in Airway Heights.

Two dates stand apart from the rest. Red Rocks on August 30 is a first headline booking at the Morrison amphitheater, and he turned 19 only weeks before it. Moody Center on November 20 puts him in front of a hometown Austin crowd, he grew up on a family cattle ranch in Dripping Springs, roughly 25 miles southwest of the arena, one night before the tour ends in Fort Worth.

How the schedule works

Every row carries the confirmed date, city, venue, and the support acts booked for that specific night, taken from the official tour listing. Openers rotate. Benny G plays all 33 dates. Brent Cobb and Lanie Gardner split the second support slot across different legs, so the bill in Macon is not the bill in Baton Rouge. Clearwater on October 9 is the one night with Benny G alone.

Here is the question people ask most, and the schedule cannot show it. The time printed on your ticket is not the time he walks on stage. It is when the first support act starts.

The June 13 show at Pier 17 in New York is one of the few dates with a full timed record. Doors were 5:30 PM. The show started at 6:30 PM. He did not come on until 8:30 PM and finished at 10:00 PM. That headline set ran about 90 minutes. The whole evening ran close to five hours. So if you are asking how long the concert is, the honest answer depends on which part you mean, the concert FAQ breaks that down with sources.

Why this site exists

Ticket marketplaces list a date, a venue name, and a price. They do not tell you that The Fruit Yard in Modesto runs a clear-bag policy and takes cash only inside the gates, with $20 cash parking. They do not tell you that Red Rocks bans multi-pocket bags outright, at any size, which catches most backpacks. Those details decide whether your night runs smoothly, and they are what we research venue by venue.

The rule we hold to is simple. We do not invent a fact to fill a gap. Where a capacity comes from a ticketing aggregator rather than the venue, we say so on the page. Where a venue has not published a doors time, the page says TBA instead of guessing an hour. Where a bag policy came from the venue’s own site, we link it so you can check it yourself. Every page carries its sources and the date those facts were last checked, the full method is in our editorial standards.

We are not his official site, we are not a ticket marketplace, and we do not process orders. If you spot something wrong, tell us and we will correct it.

About Ty Myers

He is 19, from Dripping Springs, Texas, and signed to Columbia Records with RECORDS Nashville. He picked up a guitar at 12, played football through high school, and turned to writing songs after a knee injury ended that path. A single posted to TikTok in 2023 pulled in label offers within the year.

He has passed a billion streams. “Ends of the Earth” is certified Platinum, one of three RIAA certifications he holds, alongside his debut album The Select and “Thought It Was Love,” both Gold. Billboard named him Country Rookie of the Month and placed him on its 21 Under 21 list, in two years of touring.

The music behind the tour

Heavy on the Soul arrived March 27, 2026, and it is what this run supports. His debut, The Select, came out in January 2025, went Gold, and reached #12 on Billboard’s Country Albums chart. If you only know one song going in, it is probably “Ends of the Earth”, his Platinum-certified breakout, and the one that put him on the Hot 100, or the Gold-certified “Thought It Was Love.” Both are regulars in the set.