Blake Whiten is extending his first major album cycle into another year of headlining shows. The South Carolina singer-songwriter has announced seven dates for the Blake Whiten Tour 2027, beginning February 20 at The Moon in Tallahassee, Florida, with Sunny Black as special guest. The itinerary moves through Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama and Mississippi before concluding May 6 at George's Majestic Lounge in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
The announcement arrives while Whiten is still performing on his sold-out Something To Say Tour, which has ten remaining dates listed between October 29 and November 14, 2026. That run includes a New York stop at Bowery Ballroom, an Atlanta appearance at Terminal West and two consecutive nights at Nashville's Exit/In. Slater Nalley joins him for the remaining fall performances, while Sunny Black is billed for the newly announced 2027 headlining dates.
Fans looking to attend the new shows can purchase tickets beginning Friday, October 30, at 10 a.m. local time, when general sales open. Artist presales began October 27, followed by venue and local presales October 28. Ticket availability and additional information are posted through Whiten's official website. The seven concerts are separate from the dates on which he will appear as a supporting act next year.
In another significant addition to his touring schedule, Whiten is scheduled to support Gavin Adcock on 12 dates of The Day I Hang It Up Tour. Adcock's 2027 itinerary includes Lexington, St. Louis, Oklahoma City, Houston, Richmond and Baltimore, along with other markets. The billing gives Whiten two kinds of stages to work in the same season: his own headline engagements and opening sets before another country artist's audience. The latest Adcock routing is available on the official tour page.
The expanding live schedule follows the July 2026 release of Whiten's debut full-length album, Something To Say, which gave the Enchntmnt / Warner Records artist his first appearance on the Billboard 200. Its twelve songs were co-written by Whiten, whose songwriting draws on an upbringing in Six Mile, South Carolina. He learned guitar at seven, began writing songs as a teenager and grew up listening to artists as different as Keith Whitley and Nickelback.
His path to a wider audience began on a smaller screen. A cover of Morgan Wallen's "I'm the Problem" drew approximately nine million views, according to his publicity biography, while his self-written 2024 single "Rollin' Stone" has accumulated more than 140 million streams. Whiten also holds a writing credit on Bailey Zimmerman's "Holding On," a song that reached the Top 40 of Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart. Those milestones preceded his 2025 Six Mile EP and the full-length record that now anchors his touring.
Country radio is adding another chapter to that story. According to the October 27 tour announcement, Whiten's current single, "Bet On That," entered the Top 30 at country radio and stood at No. 86 on the Billboard Hot 100 at the time of the announcement. The track also became his second No. 1 on SiriusXM The Highway's Hot 30 Countdown. These chart figures reflect the reported positions at the time, not a forecast of where the single will finish.
Whiten has also released the Damian Belden-directed video for "Number 7's Gone," another song from Something To Say. Outside the recording studio, 2026 brought his Grand Ole Opry debut, a performance on NBC's TODAY and recognition as an Up & Comer by Billboard in August. His team reports more than 630 million global streams across his catalog, a substantial digital audience for an artist who only recently began performing publicly.
Those streaming figures are not a substitute for filling rooms, which makes the new itinerary worth watching. The seven headlining dates are concentrated in the Southeast, close to the South Carolina community where Whiten grew up, while the Adcock shows take him to a wider collection of cities. Between the fall club dates and the spring touring commitments, Whiten will have repeated opportunities to introduce Something To Say to listeners in person. The dates announced so far are listed below.
Something To Say Tour: Remaining 2026 Dates
October 29, 2026: Cambridge, MA, The Sinclair
October 30, 2026: Philadelphia, PA, The Foundry at the Fillmore Philadelphia
October 31, 2026: Washington, DC, The Atlantis
November 2, 2026: New York, NY, Bowery Ballroom
November 5, 2026: Toronto, ON, Horseshoe Tavern
November 6, 2026: Detroit, MI, El Club
November 7, 2026: Grand Rapids, MI, The Stache at The Intersection
November 12, 2026: Atlanta, GA, Terminal West
November 13, 2026: Nashville, TN, Exit/In
November 14, 2026: Nashville, TN, Exit/In
All remaining 2026 dates feature Slater Nalley.
Blake Whiten Tour 2027: New Headlining Dates
February 20, 2027: Tallahassee, FL, The Moon
April 8, 2027: Athens, GA, Georgia Theatre
April 9, 2027: Columbia, SC, The Senate
April 15, 2027: Statesboro, GA, The Blue Room
April 16, 2027: Birmingham, AL, Saturn
April 17, 2027: Oxford, MS, The Lyric Oxford
May 6, 2027: Fayetteville, AR, George's Majestic Lounge
Sunny Black is the announced special guest on the 2027 headlining shows.
