Rascal Flatts are officially back on the road, and 2026 is shaping up to be a full-throttle reunion year.
After launching their Life Is a Highway Tour earlier this month, the trio has confirmed a packed slate of arena dates stretching through the rest of winter, giving fans across the U.S. another chance to sing along to one of the most hit-heavy catalogs in modern country music.
Rascal Flatts have wasted no time reminding fans why their return has been one of the biggest comeback stories in country. Early shows on the tour have featured wall-to-wall hits like “Bless the Broken Road,” “What Hurts the Most,” “My Wish,” “I Like the Sound of That,” and, of course, “Life Is a Highway,” delivered with the same high-energy polish that made them arena staples for two decades.
The 2026 run follows the group’s hugely successful return to touring last year, which proved that demand for Rascal Flatts tickets hasn’t slowed down one bit. If anything, it’s intensified.
What Fans Can Expect in 2026
This tour leans hard into nostalgia, but it doesn’t feel stuck in the past. The setlist celebrates more than 20 years of chart-topping singles while spotlighting the band’s continued chemistry onstage. Longtime fans will recognize nearly every song, and first-time concertgoers will quickly understand why Rascal Flatts spent years dominating country radio and arena tours.
The tour also features special guests Lauren Alaina and Chris Lane on select dates, adding even more hit power to an already stacked night of music.
2026 Life Is a Highway Tour Highlights
The remaining tour dates include major arena stops in cities like Nashville, Chicago, Milwaukee, Tampa, Oklahoma City, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, and more, with shows running through late February. Tickets and VIP experiences are available now, though many markets are already seeing limited availability.
If you’ve been waiting for the right moment to catch Rascal Flatts live again, this tour is it.
For full tour dates, ticket options, and VIP details, fans can purchase now while availability lasts.
