Tanya Tucker Is No Faded Rose

Tucker broke through the music scene in 1972 with her debut album Delta Dawn. The Academy of Country Music awarded the 13-year-old Top New Female Vocalist that same year. ACM will honor her again with the Cliffie Stone Pioneer Award at the 10th Annual ACM Honors Aug. 30. The ceremony will be broadcast on CBS at a later date.

Her current run will showcase songs from her 40-year career catalog such as “Texas, When I Die,” “Some Kind of Trouble” and “Love Me Like You Used To.”

Check out the routing below to catch this country music pioneer live.

May 28 – Cape May, N.J., Cape May Convention Center
June 3 – Beaumont, Calif., Stewart Park (Beaumont Cherry Festival)
June 4 – Santa Clarita, Calif., Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center
June 9 – Evansville, Ind., Victory Theatre
June 10 – Milwaukee, Wis., The Northern Lights Theatre
July 15 – Branson, Mo., Welk Resort Theatre
July 16 – Emmetsburg, Iowa, Wild Rose Casino & Resort
July 29 – New Braunfels, Texas, River Road Icehouse
July 30 – Hinton, Okla., Sugar Creek Casino
Aug. 11 – Elma, Wash., Grays Harbor County Fairgrounds (Grays Harbor County Fair)
Aug. 26 – Biloxi, Miss., Golden Nugget Biloxi
Aug. 27 – Lake Charles, La., Golden Nugget           
Sept. 23 – Hopewell, Va., The Beacon Theatre
Sept. 24 – Huntington, N.Y., The Paramount

Tickets are on sale now. Visit TanyaTucker.com for more information.