Steve Moakler: Born Ready Tour

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Steve Moakler: Born Ready Tour

Singer/songwriter Steve Moakler—who has penned tracks for Dierks Bentley, Ashley Monroe, Jake Owen and more—will hit the road this spring for his Born Ready Tour. The tour takes its moniker from Steve’s new single and upcoming album of the same name.

Kicking off on March 22 in Lancaster, Pa., the tour will make stops in Atlanta, New York, Houston, Dallas and more, before capping on May 19 in Detroit. Corey Kent White will serve as the opener for the majority of the dates.

“I’m fired up about getting back on the road this spring,” said Steve. “This will be our fifth consecutive spring headline tour . . . I can’t wait to play the new music we’ve been working on and start a new chapter with our fans. I think it’s gonna be the best one yet.”

Born Ready Tour

March 22
Chameleon Club
Lancaster, Pennsylvania

March 23
The Wonderbar
Asbury Park, New Jersey

March 24
Gramercy Theatre
New York, New York

March 29
Union Stage
Washington, D.C.

March 30
Jergel’s Rhythm Grille
Warrendale, Pennsylvania

March 31
The Camel
Richmond, Virginia

April 5
Rose Music Hall
Columbia, Missouri

April 6
The Bluebird
Bloomington, Indiana*

April 7
The Basement
Columbus, Ohio

April 12
The Social
Orlando, Florida

April 13
Saddlebags
Savannah, Georgia

April 14
Terminal West
Atlanta, Georgia

April 19
House of Blues Cambridge Room
Dallas, Texas

April 20
House of Blues Bronze Peacock
Houston, Texas

April 21
The Tap
College Station, Texas

April 22
Antone’s
Austin, Texas

April 26
The Grey Eagle
Asheville, North Carolina

April 27
The Boathouse
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

April 28
Civitan Park
Guntersville, Alabama

May 3
Wooly’s
Des Moines, Iowa

May 4
The Single Barrel
Lincoln, Nebraska

May 5
Turf Club
St. Paul, Minnesota

May 10
High Noon Saloon
Madison, Wisconsin

May 11
The Rave II
Milwaukee, Wisconsin

May 12
Boondocks
Springfield, Illinois

May 17
The Stache
Grand Rapids, Michigan

May 18
Joe’s on Weed Street
Chicago, Illinois

May 19
The Shelter
Detroit, Michigan*

*Denotes dates where Corey Kent White is not the opener

photo courtesy of Essential Broadcast Media

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