***NEW DATE*** Moved from June 11th to August 14th***

Historic Hersheypark Stadium! What an insane place to see Tyler Childers and the Food Stamps ticketed at, in the best way possible. Having opened in 1939 Hersheypark Stadium has housed plenty of major events from international soccer games to bands such as the Eagles and Grateful Dead.
Located in, you guessed it, Hershey PA this venue is in the middle of 'The Sweetest Place on Earth.' Centralized around chocolate attractions. Hershey PA offers anyone with a sweet tooth ample places to enjoy starting with Hershey Park.
Hershey Park is the largest theme park in PA and offers everything you'd need in a theme park: rides, food, and Reese's. Enjoy your time in this city, it's a very fun and unique place! Also, Hershey Chocolate World sits next door to the stadium so there's no excuse for not buying a ton of chocolate (unless of course you're allergic).
Parking here is pretty ample. There are several parking lots around the venue and with a smaller capacity of 16,000 leaving should be a breeze.
This is the last stop on the tour for Evan Horner so arrive early and show him some love for opening up at this historic venue.
We also suggest arriving early here so that you can check out local fare around the venue. There's a Tanger Outlet and The Boardwalk at Hershey Park located within walking distance. Don't miss out on a good time in this city!

***NEW DATE*** Moved from June 10th to August 13th***

Did someone say Six Flags!? Darien Lake Amphitheater and Six Flags share a parking lot! Get there early, ride some rides, and catch a concert! Though it should be noted that Darien Lake Amphitheatre is in a pretty remote area and the adjoining parking lots seem to be fairly small. It'd be advised to ensure you're there early if not to ride rides just to have a good parking spot.
The amphitheater itself is a very unique design. Slightly pitched front to back it doesn't appear you'll have any obstructed views unless you're in the lawn area and behind a pole that holds up the canopy over the seats. A few rows of the back seats are actually not covered if you're buying seats in hopes of avoiding weather we'd suggest getting closer seats to ensure your seat is covered.
The aforementioned canopy is an absolutely massive and unique feature, it rises super above the stage into the air and is held up by metal poles protruding out of the ground. We've never seen a concert under such an awning so we can’t comment on how this material will affect the sound throughout the show but we’ll be very curious to hear from our followers how it handles the lights that will be bouncing off its white underbelly.
Evan Honer is the single opener for this show and this guy is amazing! Please do not miss this set! And please go stream his music before the show!

‍ ‍Folsom Field! Tyler Childers and the Food Stamps are back again! Home to the first drone show in the history of their touring, Folsom Field is clearly a special place to the guys! We expect this to be another stellar show highlighted with an amazing crowd!
‍ ‍Folsom Field is a football stadium that holds around 50,000 people and is normally home to the University of Colorado. There’s limited parking around given that the venue is located on a college campus so we highly suggest taking public transit or Uber to get there. In the event you do want to park closer and not have to wait on someone else to pick you up when you’re leaving then paying for parking is well worth it! ~$50 for a parking spot close to the venue is, in our opinion, well worth it since parking is so limited. We recommend buying a parking pass as early as possible (they’re not on sale at time of posting) and getting to the stadium as early as possible.
‍ ‍Boulder is a suburb of Denver and we absolutely love its spot nestled up against the Rockies. It’s one of the most amazing cities we’ve ever visited. Also, you can’t possibly pass up a trip down to Red Rocks Park in Morrison and checking out random mountain sights while in town.
‍ ‍In a major reunion Jon Batiste is back to fill the second opener spot. Jon is an amazing artist and you shouldn’t miss any chance to see him live! Additionally, Wednesday is still making their rounds with the boys and will be opening the show. Wednesday is a female fronted alternative rock band who is well worth checking out even if rock isn’t your cup of tea! We’re beyond excited to see this lineup together for the 2nd time on the tour!

The Folsom Field show has been relocated to a familiar venue for Tyler and the boys, Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre. The band last played here in 2023 a couple days after their back-to-back shows at Red Rocks. Fiddler’s Green is a great looking venue and is notable for its use of - well you guessed it - the color green. The seats are green, the rails are green, the light poles are green, you get the picture.
Fiddler’s Green also boasts one of the most beautiful lawn sections of any amphitheater you’ll ever see; this is mainly due to its views of the Rocky Mountains in the background. Much closer to downtown Denver than the originally scheduled location in Boulder, Fiddler’s Green is ripe with opportunity to enjoy things before and after the show. There are literally restaurants lining the street blocks away on Greenwood Plaza Blvd.
The venue also sits right off of I-25 which provides quick and easy access to the rest of Denver. Be mindful that parking is very limited around the venue if you’re purchasing a pass through the venue itself. We recommend parking somewhere like the Village Center Station Garage which houses way more cars and is only about a quarter of a mile away (you can find this on SpotHero and at the time of writing parking for the show is only $27).
The lineup for the show didn’t change so it’s still going to be Wednesday followed by Jon Batiste opening up. Each of these artists are amazing in their own right. Jon is known for his piano playing abilities which surpass most that you’ll ever see live, while Wednesday are known for their mixture of different styles like shoegazing and country. They’re both artists you’ll want to see live over and over again so we can’t stress how important it is to get there early!

Des Moines, Iowa. Capital City. Home of the Iowa State Fairgrounds and Tyler Childers and the Food Stamps for only the 2nd time ever! In fact, Tyler has only played Iowa 4 times thus far and two of those times were festivals. This should go down as a very good show given the situation and desire for him to be back in this area of the country.
To be in such a small market the Casey’s Center is actually relatively large holding over 16,000 people. The venue also sits on the Des Moines River and right on the Rotary Riverwalk Park. Typically we’d suggest going downtown and checking things out, and we’re not discouraging that here, but for this one we’d recommend taking it easy and enjoying a nice stroll down the riverway or walking up to the Lauridsen Skatepark that’s within 300 yards of the venue.
Des Moines is an underrated town and luckily for people going to the show the city seemingly has parking figured out. There’s plenty of parking within walking distance of the venue and also a hotel within a quarter mile of the venue if you’re wanting to walk.
For the opener of this one Wednesday is going to kick it off! We can’t put into words how excited we are to see them on all these shows, it’s a much deserved platform that they’ve earned and we hope everyone in Iowa walks away agreeing!

Well, we’ll be honest, this venue isn’t even open yet at the time of writing this so to give you any idea of what to expect would be kind of a lie. It’s supposed to be nice, they say. We’ll see when we get there! Seemingly, the Missouri River is the closest “cool” thing to check out. This venue appears to be tucked away out of the city center and away from much else.
We’ve spent some time in Kansas City before and for the sports fans we recommend checking out Arrowhead and Kauffman Stadium (they share the same parking lot so you won’t have to go too far to see them both), they’re both great stadiums and worth spending some time to venture to.
Additionally, there are tons of museums in Kansas City and a very nice aquarium and zoo! Kansas City is also known for their barbecue so make sure you find a place to grab some while in town!

Wrigley Field. Wrigley fucking Field! Unless you're under the age of 5 we're assuming you know how big this one is! And, in case you are under the age of 5, we're going to explain it anyway! Wrigley Field, home of the Chicago Cubs, has been open since 1914, it has live ivy growing on the outfield walls, holds over 41,000 people, has hosted Pearl Jam, Jimmy Buffett, Lady Gaga, and now Tyler Childers and the Food Stamps.
These hallowed grounds have seen the 2016 Chicago Cubs hoist the Commissioner's Trophy and now they'll be seeing CJ Cain, Matthew Rowland, Craig Burletic, Rodney Elkins, Kory Caudill, James Barker, Jesse Wells, and Tyler Childers bringing a sale out crowd to their feet for 2 hours!
Wrigley sits a couple blocks from Lake Michigan, is on the north side of Chicago and is surrounded by hotels and residents so don't expect to find cheap or easy parking. Our suggestion is to go online to a trusted parking deck/lot in the area and buy through them. Personally we're going to Uber to this one from outside the city just to have the full Chicago experience with a driver who knows the area better than us.
Wednesday will be kicking the show off and they're certainly a band worth being there for! This will be their 2nd date on the tour and I can only imagine what it's like for them to know they'll be opening for one of the most historic Tyler shows ever.
Also, we can't fail to mention that Jon Batiste will be there - that's right Jon freaking Batiste! While known for his music to most Jon is also a renowned civil-rights activist who uses music to connect people. We can't put into words how amazing it is to see him on a lineup with Tyler and we can't tell you enough how much you need to see him live!
NEVER MISS A SUNDAY SHOW!

Hollywood Casino Amphitheater you’ve outdone yourself when it comes to parking! This venue may have the most on site, well lit, and paved parking of any venue you’ll ever go to! What the Hollywood Casino seems to lack in frills it makes up for in the parking lot situation! Though we do suspect that with most amphitheaters leaving might be a drag considering the amount of on site parking and how many people the venue holds (20,000).
While the venue is considered to be in St. Louis it is removed a fair bit from the city center and tucked away in the north west of the city so there isn’t much of note directly around the venue to check out. But, it’s still St. Louis and you’ll be able to find something downtown to do before or after the show. There is a casino across the street which might be of interest to some of you.
Wednesday and Scott T. Smith are at this show opening, and we must admit we’re super excited to see Wednesday (however we won’t be at this show so that time must wait)! Wednesday is from North Carolina just like us so you know we’re extra pumped for when our time comes to finally see them. They’re an alternative rock group who will quickly remind you of bands like Fleetwood Mac in some songs and later surprise you with some heavier guitar riffs.
Scott T. Smith makes his way back on the line up here after a few shows away. Scott is a must watch for anyone who is at this show! We’ve now seen him open in Greenville and were stunned at how great him and his band were live! Don’t miss this set!

Buckeye Country Superfest is housed inside ‘the Shoe’ and for those not up-to-date on college football stadiums that’s the home stadium for the Ohio State Buckeyes. The Shoe, nicknamed for its horseshoe shaped design, can hold over 100,000 people. That’s correct, One Hundred Thousand.
Known to others by its government name, ‘Ohio Stadium’ is a beautiful stadium which seemingly captures Roman-type architecture on the outside and early-90’s NASCAR track architecture on the inside. Upon walking in you’re surrounded by concrete and loudness. You walk under the seats as you’re making your way to whichever section you’re seating in and can easily find merchandise, food, or bathrooms anywhere.
Once you make your way to your seat (assuming you’re in the bowl seats and not the floor seats) you’ll be met with metal bleachers which tightly pack the thousands of fans around. Be advised these aren’t the most comfortable seats you’ll ever sit in but in fairness they’re not made to be. This place is made to encourage people to get on their feet and yell for 3+ hours every Saturday that the Buckeyes host a visiting team.
Similar, at this concert we’d recommend getting on your feet for the music and sitting during set changes. Having been to this festival before we can tell you that parking is a breeze as long as you arrive early. We parked essentially across the street from the entrance and made it in very quickly. Leaving was also fairly easy given the amount of people who were in attendance. Allow for ample time to leave though because moving 100,000 people from anywhere isn’t an easy task.

Back to the Red Mile! Railbird Music Festival is held on the infield of a horse racing track, pretty apropos for the location in Lexington, KY. This is the “hometown” show if you will for the guys and as usual we expect this will hold significant weight with the band.
We attended Railbid in 2023 and absolutely loved it. We have a local hook up for parking so our experience was less upsetting than others but through the grape vine we heard of long waits to leave and long walks to get to a spot to get an Uber. While we didn’t personally experience these situations we did find that leaving from where we parked was almost impossible given the amount of people walking and general traffic.
The Red Mile is located right in the middle of everything that happens in the city and even regular business traffic can be expected. We recommend getting there super early to avoid as much of this as you can. Railbird as a festival experience overall is amazing.
Last time we went there were ample merch booths and vendors. The vendors were far enough back that you weren’t in the way of others watching the concert when you were in line but also close enough that you didn’t miss any of the action. Its sprawling grounds allow for tons of fun as you can just hangout in the back if you’d like or make your way closer to the stage where people are also spread out. Be advised though, this festival is deceptive when it comes to crowd size.
The sprawling grounds with ample free space are an illusion the closer you get to the stages. This was one of the most packed crowds we’d ever been in as the night drew near and everyone was preparing for headlining sets. There are TONS of people who are there and it’s not until you’re trying to get close to the stage that you really get to see that. Railbird will be a festival we’ll attend anytime Tyler Childers and the Food Stamps are there given its location and how amazing the festival itself is.

For the first time in 3 years and second time in 6 years, Tyler Childers and the Food Stamps grace the state of South Carolina! Thankfully for us this is a super quick and easy trip and will also be the first time we’ve seen them play in South Carolina. They’ll be taking the stage at ‘The Well’ AKA Bon Secours Wellness Arena which currently houses the Greenville Swamp Rabbits; a professional hockey team.
This arena is super unique compared to others on the tour because it’s in a much smaller market and seats only a little over 14,000 making it the smallest venue on the tour.
To be honest, Greenville is a modest town which will likely remind you of your home town. It’s a very southern type town that has grown over the years. We advise checking out the Greenville Zoo which is usually less than $20 to enter. And, for the sports fans, we must tell you to stop by the Shoeless Joe Jackson Museum and Baseball Library but beware it’s only open from 10am until 2pm on Saturdays! So, stay the night and check it out before you head home.
Greenville is home to several great restaurants as well but if you’re looking for a unique experience we’d suggest eating at ‘UP on the Roof’ which boasts a roof top view unlike any other you’ll find in the city. Be mindful that this is a much more pricey restaurant than we’d typically recommend but considering the atmosphere we do find it worth at least a look. It’d also be a good idea to make a reservation before going as it does get quite busy and even more so on a Friday night in June.

Coca-Cola Amphitheater where to begin? To say this venue is high on our list of must attend would be an understatement. This venue is state of the art and so new that you can’t even see an aerial shot of it on Google Maps yet. On approach to the venue you are welcomed with a towering stadium like entrance - similar to going to a college football game. A massive brown colored entrance has restrooms lining its edges and a monitor for you to enjoy the show from there.
But, despite how amazing the venue looks from outside, the inside is much more impressive. A monstrous stage height, bright lights, and huge monitors are what you can expect to see when looking at any artist you see here. The venue does appear to have a slight upward angle going away from the stage out to the seats so if you’re in the pit or floor seats you’ll have a good view even if the person in front of you is taller. Then, in the back, you have typical stadium-like seating where each row is well above the other so you’ll have an unobstructed view.
Honestly, for venues like these we try to always get good seats when we purchase ours but we’ve looked over this venue and think that anywhere in the venue will be an amazing view. While there are options to select luxury boxes and tables we will likely not opt for those, but be aware that is an option at this venue.

New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Fest! An absolutely historic festival that takes place in the heart of New Orleans and about 10 minutes from the French Quarters. This is an absolute bucket list festival for most people and for us alike! We’ve been waiting for this moment for awhile because this festival is so unique. It blends music and art into one festival. Multiple genres are always housed at New Orleans Jazz Fest and this year is no different.
Along with Tyler and the boys, weekend 1 of the festival includes Stevie Nicks, Lorde, Jon Batiste, Nas, Sean Paul, Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, Bruce Hornsby, Leftover Salmon, and many, many, more!
Aside from the festival and French Quarters we recommend checking out the New Orleans Museum of Art which is walking distance from the festival grounds. Also, we would highly suggest checking out the New Orleans Botanical Garden which is also within walking distance of the festival. You should have plenty of time for this because New Orleans Jazz Fest ends at 7pm! That’s right, 7pm! You can actually get a full nights sleep before coming back the next day around 11am.
This is such an amazing and historic festival that we could go on and on about how excited we are but we’ll spare you. Obviously it’s New Orleans so get some seafood, check out some graveyards, and enjoy the music!

Dos Equis Pavilion in photos may seem to be just another amphitheater but what you can’t see in those photos is the location! Doe Equis Pavilion sits across the street from the Children’s Aquarium, the Cotton Bowl, and the grounds for the Texas State Fair. Arrive early and check out the local sites, you’ll have a blast!
As for the venue itself it’s got plenty of on-site or close parking which is handy since the venue is a 20,00 person capacity venue. While we’ve never been to this pavilion before we do expect it’s going to house your regular concert food fare and ample merch opportunities given that it’s a LiveNation owned venue.
Bottom-line, get there early for easier parking, enjoy the local sites, and be in before Scott T. Smith takes the stage so you can see everything this place and artists have to offer!

And we’re back! Just like that the Stamp Tramps are back on the road again! There’s not enough we could say about Jiffy Lube Live. This venue is a favorite of ours on any tour. The lawn is huge and while walking in seemingly towers above you; photos online do it no justice.
Bristow, VA is a nicer area located right off I-66 coming from the east or west. For us we come from the south and take Hwy 15, which is usually traffic free until right outside the venue. Beware though, being a show on a Saturday you always risk running into DC traffic if you’re coming from any other direction than the south. Be early! Do not risk missing the show if you’re dealing with DC traffic!
This show, like the previous two, open with Soma, followed by Medium Build. We can’t say enough about our excitement to see both of them! Never miss an opener, people!

You guessed it! We’ll be in attendance! One of us has been to the venue before and absolutely loved it. Trust us, take time to get there early and venture to the lawn! You will be greeted with an amazing view of Philadelphia sitting across the river from the venue. It will be absolutely amazing as the sun sets.
Aside from the venue as the time gets closer to this show we’ve been enjoying Soma and Medium Build more and more. So much so that we’ve debated upgrading our tickets to be closer - instead of in the lawn.
Medium Build has opened for Tyler before and Tyler is seemingly a big fan (he’s recently been seen donning a Medium Build shirt in videos while he recorded the new album). Soma, originally, seemed to be a very unique billing however with the release of the new album and Tyler opening up about his travels to India it seems they fit right in.

The lone remaining rescheduled date on the tour! Half of the founders will be in attendance for this one. With no opener slated, at the time of writing, we’re hoping that this means Tyler and the boys will give us a longer set than usual; though I tend to believe that’s way too optimistic.
Neither of us have ever been to John Paul Jones Arena but we’ve read great things about the venue online. Keep your eyes peeled for the blog entry after the show!