DETROIT — Chris Stapleton’s “All-American Road Show” is on its way to Ford Field in Detroit, Michigan tomorrow for what is shaping up to be one of the largest country concerts of the season. Special guests Lainey Wilson and Allen Stone are also scheduled to perform.
If you’re still looking for passes to the Saturday, Aug. 8 show, read on for details on your best last-minute ticket options.
‘All-American Road Show’ Detroit ticket availability
With the show now just hours away, ticket inventory has tightened considerably in several seating areas. Many of the lower-bowl, floor, and premium locations are seeing limited remaining inventory on Ticketmaster, while resale listings continue to fluctuate as fans buy and relist seats.
Where to get last-minute tickets now
Your current best bet for scoring decent seats at decent prices is to compare options across multiple marketplaces.
The following secondary vendors offer strong purchase protections along with some exclusive offer codes for tomorrow’s show:
Vivid Seats orders are covered by the marketplace’s 100% Buyer Guarantee, which guarantees tickets are authentic and delivered before the event.
You can also apply promo code CLEVELAND20 to save $20 on purchases of $200 or more.
SeatGeek’s Deal Score tool evaluates listings based on factors such as pricing, seat location, and overall value. The company’s Buyer Guarantee offers protection for purchases.
You can use promo code TAKE5 for $5 off orders of $300 or more.
TicketNetwork orders are supported by the company’s Money-Back Guarantee, which helps protect customers if an issue arises with their tickets.
You can enter promo code TIXDEAL15 to receive 15% off purchases.
Chris Stapleton Detroit concert details
When: Saturday, Aug. 8
Time: 6 p.m. Eastern (doors open 4:30 p.m.)
Where: Ford Field in Detroit, Michigan
Lowest ticket price comparison:
- Vivid Seats: $141
- SeatGeek: $145
- TicketNetwork: $209
- Ticketmaster: $158
What Detroit fans can expect
The Kentucky native is known for lengthy sets built around his powerhouse vocals and blues-infused guitar work. His shows forgo elaborate staging in favor of deep catalog performances.
Recent shows on the tour have included staples such as “Tennessee Whiskey,” “White Horse,” “Millionaire,” “Fire Away,” “Joy of My Life,” and “You Should Probably Leave,” though setlists can vary from night to night.
Expect to see Lainey Wilson in Detroit as well, whose recent performances have included hits such as “Heart Like a Truck,” “Watermelon Moonshine” and “4x4xU.” Allen Stone’s soulful blend of R&B and soul rounds out a musically diverse lineup.
