Today, rising country artist Maggie Antone announced a string of headline tour dates set for early 2025. With support from Eli Winders, Molly Forbes, and Kinsley, the tour will include stops in major cities such as Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, and her hometown of Richmond, VA. Tickets go on sale this Friday at 10 A.M. local time.
Additionally, Antone is set to make her highly anticipated debut at Nashville’s historic Grand Ole Opry on December 13, where she’ll perform alongside other rising country stars. Tickets for this landmark event are available now.
A Breakout Year for Maggie Antone
Antone’s Grand Ole Opry debut caps off a monumental year. Highlights from 2024 include:
- The release of her critically acclaimed debut album, Rhinestoned (via her label Love Big in partnership with Thirty Tigers)
- Tours with 49 Winchester, Ella Langley, Trampled by Turtles, and Kat Hasty
- Performances alongside Brent Cobb, Ian Munsick, Marty Stuart, and The Red Clay Strays
- Festival appearances at Bonnaroo, Bourbon & Beyond, and Born & Raised
The Success of Rhinestoned
Released in August, Rhinestoned has been hailed as one of the best albums of 2024 by Rough Trade. Featuring standout tracks such as “Everyone But You,” “Suburban Outlaw,” and “Johnny Moonshine,” the album showcases Antone’s raw talent as a vocalist, songwriter, and producer. The title track and a solo version of “I Don’t Wanna Hear About It” also highlight her ability to connect deeply with listeners.
Antone co-produced Rhinestoned with Carrie K. (known for work with Noah Kahan and Suki Waterhouse). The album also features songwriting contributions from notable talents like Trent Dabbs, Aaron Raitiere, Jillian Jacqueline, and Natalie Hemby of The Highwomen.
A Bold Voice in Alternative Country
Born and raised in Richmond, VA, Maggie Antone has quickly established herself as a compelling new voice in country music. Her cover of Tyler Childers’ “Lady May” gained her instant recognition, followed by Interpretations, a collection of covers including Dolly Parton’s “Jolene” and John Prine’s “Spanish Pipe Dream.”
A songwriter since age 16, Antone left college in 2021 to pursue music full-time. She is dedicated to creating songs that resonate with audiences, inspired by artists like Natalie Hemby and John Prine who have shaped her journey.
2025 Headline Tour
Antone’s 2025 tour promises to bring her signature blend of alternative country and heartfelt storytelling to fans across the U.S. Don’t miss your chance to see her live:
All Tour Dates
- December 13—Nashville, TN—Grand Ole Opry (2024)
- January 22-26—Key West, FL—Mile 0 Fest
- February 13—Bloomington, IN—Bluebird Nightclub*
- February 14—Columbus, OH—A&R Music Bar*
- February 15—Detroit, MI—El Club*
- March 1—Tempe, AZ—Extra Innings
- March 27—Knoxville, TN—Open Chord Music†
- March 28—Durham, NC—Motorco Music Hall†
- March 29—Richmond, VA—The Broadberry†
- April 6—Georgetown, TX—Two Step Inn
- April 24—Cambridge, MA—The Sinclair‡
- April 25—Philadelphia, PA—The Foundry at The Fillmore‡
- April 26—Washington, D.C.—Union Stage‡
- July 18-20—Whitefish, MT—Under the Big Sky
*Eli Winders supporting
†Molly Forbes supporting
‡Kinsley supporting
For tickets and more information, visit www.maggieantone.com.
With her Grand Ole Opry debut and a milestone year behind her, Maggie Antone is poised to continue her meteoric rise. Be sure to catch her live and experience the magic of Rhinestoned.
