Eli Young Band Announce Keep On Dreaming Tour

Texas hitmakers Eli Young Band announce their headlining “Keep on Dreaming Tour,” kicking off at The Bullpen in Washington, D.C. on Aug. 6 with stops in Vancouver, Bozeman, Baton Rouge and more through October. Tickets go on sale July 10 at 10:00 AM local time.

The announcement comes following the release of Life At Best (15 Years Deluxe). The project is the band’s third studio album and also celebrates the group’s 15th anniversary with a limited edition vinyl.

Featuring No. 1 singles such as 5x Platinum and CMA Song of the Year “Crazy Girl” and 3x Platinum “Even If It Breaks Your Heart,” Life At Best was a career-defining album. The new release expands on the original, adding demos and alternate versions that have never before been released in physical format.
 
Eli Young Band launched a new era with their latest album Strange Hours, the band’s first independently released album via UnLevel Records. Strange Hours features 13 songs, all co-written as a band or with long-trusted collaborators. Eric Arjes and Jimmy Robbins produced 12 of the 13 tracks, while “Bad Luck” was produced by Julian Raymond and Scott Borchetta. Seeking a fresh start and a return to their roots with thes project, the consistent lineup of Mike Eli, James Young, Jon Jones and Chris Thompson chose to record the record at Panhandle House Studio in their hometown of Denton, Texas.
 
Eli Young Band “Keep on Dreaming Tour” Dates:

Aug. 6 – The Bullpen, Washington, D.C.
Aug. 7 – Reverb, Reading, PA
Aug. 8 – Ulster County Fair, New Paltz, NY
Aug. 9 – Bottle & Cork, Dewey Beach, DE
Aug. 13 – River Rhythms Series, Albany, OR
Aug. 14 – Umatilla County Fair, Hermiston, OR
Aug. 15 – Red Truck Series, Vancouver, BC
Aug. 21 – Iowa State Fair, Des Moines, IA
Aug. 22 – Abilene Christian University, Abilene, TX
Aug. 27 – Latitude 39, Truckee, CA
Aug. 28 – Music on the Mountain, Weston, OR
Aug. 29 – Alpenglow Festival, Bozeman, MT
Sept. 3 – Monterey County Fair, Monterey, CA
Sept. 6 – Camp Margaritaville, Crystal Beach, TX
Sept. 11 – Cantebury Park, Shakopee, MN (with LANCO)
Sept. 18 – Ojibwa Casino, Marquette, MI
Sept. 19 – Hero Fest, Houma, LA
Sept. 26 – Battle of Smoke & Sound, Dumas, TX
Oct. 1 – Quarry Park, Rocklin, CA
Oct. 2 – Siesta Valley Bowl, Orinda, CA
Oct. 3 – Temecula Stampede, Temecula, CA
Oct. 4 – Barrelhouse, Paso Robles, CA
Oct. 9 – RC McGraws, Manhattan, KS
Oct. 10 – Nite Life, Alva, OK
Oct. 15 – Texas Club, Baton Rouge, LA
Oct. 16 – Shrimporee, Aransas Pass, TX
Oct. 17 – Jack’s Backstage, Ruidoso, NM
Oct. 23 – Hollywood Casino, Aurora, IL