Jason Isbell Solo Tour 2025

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Jason Isbell is set to embark on a solo tour across the United States in 2025, titled "An Intimate Evening with Jason Isbell." The tour will include 15 stops at major venues, so there will be enough opportunities to hear the combination of Americana and folk music.

The tour will begin on February 15 in Chicago’s Auditorium Theatre and then go to the Northeast, stopping through Ithaca, New York, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, and Providence, Rhode Island. Jason will also perform two nights at New York's Beacon Theatre on February 21 and 22.

He will continue his journey south to Washington, D.C.'s Warner Theatre on February 28 and March 1, before heading to the West Coast for stops at Los Angeles' Walt Disney Hall on March 14 and Santa Barbara, California's Arlington Theatre on March 15.

Finally, Isbell will play four nights at The Pinnacle in Nashville, Tennessee from March 20 to 28, then conclude his solo tour on March 29 at Atlanta's Fox Theater.

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Jason Isbell Solo Tour Details

How Long are Jason Isbell Concerts?

Based on Jason Isbell's last tour information from setlist.fm and Reddit, on average, you can expect Jason Isbell's concert to go on for between 1 hour and 45 minutes to 2 hours.

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Jason Isbell Opening act 2025

For the 2025 solo tour, Jason Isbell will be performing without any opening acts.

Jason Isbell Setlist 2025

Jason Isbell's Tour setlist may change depending on the concert venue and dates. The following list is based on the July 11, 2025, concert at Orpheum Theater, Sioux City, Iowa, from the setlist.fm site.

• When We Were Close

• Stockholm (Jason Isbell song)

• 24 Frames (Jason Isbell song)

• Gravelweed (Jason Isbell song)

• If It Takes a Lifetime (Jason Isbell song)

• Alabama Pines

• Open and Close (Jason Isbell song)

• Crimson and Clay (Jason Isbell song)

• Tupelo

• Danko/Manuel (Drive‐By Truckers cover)

• If We Were Vampires

• Super 8 (Jason Isbell song)

• Eileen (Jason Isbell song)

• Decoration Day (Drive‐By Truckers cover)

• Cast Iron Skillet

• Bury Me (Jason Isbell song)

• King of Oklahoma

Encore:

• Ride to Robert's (Jason Isbell song)

• True Believer (Jason Isbell song)

• This Ain't It

Jason Isbell Solo Tour Merch

Based on Jason Isbell's official store and Reddit, fans can expect the following items and price ranges at the tour merch shop:

However, the Jason Isbell 2025 tour merch is not limited to the venue shop. Fans can get Jason Isbell's official merch online through different platforms. Hence, anyone who can't attend the tour can access and buy his merch.

Additionally, fans can check out other exclusive items like the Pre-orders for the Foxes in the Snow album, the Ryman 2024 Bundle, the Ryman 2024 Dad Hat, and the 2024 Ryman Crewneck Sweatshirt.

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Jason Isbell Tour Dates and Location

Kindly note that this is a partial list of locations and dates. Please visit Jason Isbell Tickets page for the complete list of tour dates.

About Jason Isbell

Jason Isbell (born February 1, 1979) is an American singer-songwriter known for his solo career and his work with the band The 400 Unit. He formerly played with the southern rock band Drive-By Truckers.

Biography and History

Isbell was born in Green Hill, Alabama. His North Alabama roots run deep into his songwriting and music and he frequently writes of his own life and that of the folks in the area. Drive-By Truckers served as his first base in music, where he wrote some of his most memorable songs.

After leaving Drive-By Truckers in 2007, Isbell embarked on a solo career, releasing his debut album Sirens of the Ditch in July 2007. He then formed The 400 Unit, who released their self-titled album in February 2009.

Rise to Fame

Isbell's breakthrough came with the release of Southeastern in July 2013, which debuted at No. 23 on the Billboard 200 and No. 7 on Billboard's Top Rock Albums. The album got glowing press reviews and subsequently won Album of the Year at the 2014 Americana Music Awards.

His subsequent album Something More Than Free, released in July 2015, debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Top Rock Albums, Folk Albums, and Country Albums charts. This album won two Grammy Awards, Best Americana Album, and Best American Roots Song.

Current Band Members

On his current solo tour, he will not have his usual band called 400 Unit with him. But they will join him for the “Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit” tour in April through July following Jason Isbell’s solo tour.

• Jason Isbell – Lead vocals, guitar

• Derry deBorja – Keyboards

• Jimbo Hart – Bass guitar

• Browan Lollar – Guitar

• Matt Pence – Drums, co-producer, engineer

Discography

Studio Albums:

1. Sirens of the Ditch (2007)

2. Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit (2009)

3. Here We Rest (2011)

4. Southeastern (2013)

5. Something More than Free (2015)

6. The Nashville Sound (2017)

7. Reunions (2019)

8. Weathervanes (2023)

Live Albums:

1. Live at Twist & Shout (2007)

2. Live from Alabama (2016)

Musical Style and Achievements

Americana, southern rock, punk rock, country, blues, and folk are all part of the recipe for Isbell’s music. From a soldier struggling with PTSD to moments of contemplation in between the songs, his lyrics embody the essence and range of Southern life.

Jason has won six Grammy Awards and nine Americana Music Honors and Awards. He is also the Country Music Hall of Fame Artist in Residence for 2017.

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