Updated:  Chase Rice has added new dates to the tour, as listed in digital flyer above!

Chase Rice has announced his 2025 “Go Down Singin’ International Tour” dates!

Joining Rice across various dates are fellow singer-songwriters Pony Bradshaw, Bella Mackenzie, Lori McKenna and Charlie Worsham. See the full list of dates below for details.

Go Down Singin’ International Tour 2025

March 8  ||  Glenvale, QLD  ||  Meatstock 2025 (Festival)
March 9  ||  Newcastle, NSW ||  King Street (with Bella Mackenzie)
March 11  ||  Marrickville, NSW  ||  Factory Theater (with Bella Mackenzie)
March 14  ||  St. Kilda, VIC  ||  Prince Ballroom (with Bella Mackenzie)
March 15  ||  North Bendigo, VIC  ||  Meatstock 2025 (Festival)
April 3  ||  New York, NY  ||  Irving Plaza (with Pony Bradshaw)
April 4  ||  Boston, MA  ||  MGM Music Hall (with Pony Bradshaw & Lori McKenna)
April 5  ||  Pittsburgh, PA  ||  Stage AE (with Pony Bradshaw)
April 11  ||  Gonzales, TX  ||  Cattle Country (Festival)
April 17  ||  Fayetteville, AR  ||  JJ’s Live (with Pony Bradshaw)
April 18  ||  Fort Worth, TX  ||  Billy Bob’s
April 24  ||  Anderson, SC  ||  Wendell’s Outdoors (with Pony Bradshaw)
April 25  ||  Cocoa, FL  ||  Cocoa Beach Amp (with Pony Bradshaw)
April 26  ||  Pompano Beach, FL  ||  Pompano Beach Amp (with Pony Bradshaw)
May 1  ||  St. Louis, MO  ||  The Factory (with Charlie Worsham)
May 2  ||  Oklahoma City, OK  ||  Jones Assembly (with Charlie Worsham)
May 10  ||  Pelham, TN  ||  The Caverns (with Charlie Worsham)
May 17  ||  Gulf Shores, AL  ||  Sand In My Boots 2025 (Festival)
June 7  ||  Myrtle Beach, SC  ||  Carolina Country Music Festival (Festival)
June 12  ||  North Lawrence, OH  ||  The Country Fest 2025(Festival)
July 17  ||  Eau Claire, WI  ||  Country Jam USA 2025 (Festival)
July 19  ||  Hartington, NE  ||  Cedar County Fair (Festival)
August 2  ||  Cowichan, BC  ||  Sunfest Country (Festival)
August 8  ||  Oro-Medonte, ON  ||  Boots & Hearts (Festival)
August 21  ||  Saint-Agapit, QC  ||  Festival Country Lotbiniere (Festival)
August 22  ||  Dieppe, NB  ||  YQM Country Fest (Festival)

New Albums

• Ashley Cooke – Shot in the Dark
• Daryl Mosley – A Life Well Lived
• Fender Jones – Reflection and Echo
• Hailey Whitters – I’m In Love (EP)
• Lori McKenna – 1988
• Reckless Kelly – Mega Kelly Live
• Tanner Adell – Buckle Bunny Mixtape
• Travis Tritt – Country Chapel

New Singles

• 95 – Joe Major
• Beauty and the Beach – Russell Dickerson w/ Flo Rida
• Beer Man – Todd Sterling
• Blue – Queeva
• Buzzin’ Like You – Emily Brooke
• Can’t Not Love You – Adam Wheeler
• Country Home – Charlie Mars
• Dance On It – Luke Berryhill
• Dates with Strangers – Morgan Lee Powers
• Guitar in My Hand – Nate Burnham
• Hell Into Home – Jeremy Phillips
• Honky Tonk Honey – Kin Faux
• Hurts a Little Less – Tyra Madison
• I’ve Got to Cross That Lonely River – Joe Hott
• Kill Me – Kolby Cooper
• Let Go Too Soon – Brett Young
• Loves Me Like a Small Town – Tyler Chambers
• Nostalgic – Jourdan Rolland
• Oh Yeah – Peyton Aldridge
• Positive Attitude – The PBR Band
• Reason to Drink – Uncle Kracker
• Rhinestone Cowgirl – Jenna DeVries
• Sawdust – The Dryes
• Sparks – Laila
• Taken For a Ride – Nathan Mongol Wells
• Texas Hold Him – Tyler Reese Tritt
• The Kids That Stuck Around – Strange Help feat. Riley Redding
• Will If You Wanna – The Hobbs Sisters
• Woman to Woman – City Limits
• Young Love & Saturday Nights – Chris Young

Today’s New Albums

• Cody Lee Meece – No Excuses
• Luke Laird, Lori McKenna, & Barry Dean – The Songwriter Tapes Volume 2
• Patrick Cole – Freedom
• Various Artists – Stone Cold Country

Today’s New Singles

• 6 String American Dream – Walker Hayes
• Always Never – Erin Kinsey
• Bars and Churches – Kopper and Kash
• Baseball Country – Bryan Ruby
• Between Us – Ray Scott
• Broke Down Heart – Darrell Goldman
• Change Your Number – Bailey James
• Crazy in Love – Morgan Ashley
• Daddy’s Little Heart Attack – Jenna DeVries
• Dear God – Tilley
• Girls Bring Guys (Guys Buy Beer) – Bubba Bellin
• He Set Her Off – Emily Ann Roberts
• I Hate This Job – David Morris
• If Father Time Had a Daughter – Walker Hayes
• Middle America – Gary Kyle
• One Hell of a Show – Colleen Michelle Miller
• Right Amount of Wrong – Andy Pursell
• Sometimes Love’s Like That – Tia McGraff
• Spring Break – Stu Basham
• Storm – Alex Engelhardt
• That Country Livin’ – William Wallace Band
• The Good Fight (Live) – Matt Jordan
• This Is Better – Elaina Kay
• Till Your Boots Are Dirty – Seth Alexander
• You Could’ve Had Me When I Cared – Jake Blocker

Today’s New Albums

• Charlie Farley – Once in a Blue Moon (EP)
• Luke Laird, Lori McKenna, & Barry Dean – The Songwriter Tapes
• Morgan Wallen – One Thing At A Time
• Tyler Braden – Neon Grave
• Willie Nelson – I Don’t Know A Thing About Love

Today’s New Singles

• Blame It On Me – Dariann Leigh
• Came Home Too Soon – Cole Stephens
• Down in Flames – Canaan Smith
• Glass Half Empty – Chris Clark
• Lost It’s Allure – Sam Williams
• Miss You – Jimmie Allen
• One Good Move – Charles Esten
• Runaround Town – Timmy Brown
• Sorry Not Sorry – John Morgan
• Southern Free – Hannah Anders
• Whatever on the Rocks – See Your Shadow

Artist Name:  Kelly Williams
Hometown:  Georgia

What project(s) are you currently working on?

Last October, I recorded five new songs in Nashville with my producer, Neilson Hubbard. I’m in the process of releasing them as singles. Without You was my first release in January, and I’m following it up with Nothin’ Comes Easy. This project is a collection of songs that deal with grief, doubt, faith, hope, love and redemption. Not all of my song’s narratives are autobiographical, but I’ve certainly had my share of personal experience with these emotions, and I hope these songs will speak to listeners in a way that is meaningful and impactful.

I am also in the process of working on a side project with my friend, Adam Tavolaro, writing for the Christian/Folk market. We are in the process of recording and plan to release singles in the coming months under the name Peachtree Street Collective.

What inspired you to pursue a career in music and when did you know?

I never dreamed of pursuing music as a kid. I wrote songs in my teen years for fun, but life took me in a different direction. I worked in the commercial interior design industry before choosing to stay home with my daughters. At the age of 40, after more than 20 years away from my guitar, I picked it back up and began playing again. I was fortunate to have a guitar teacher who was also a gifted songwriter, so my lessons began to focus on songwriting. After five years of working on my craft, something shifted in me when Covid hit. It’s cliche to say, but I realized how short life is and decided to invest in myself and record some of my music. Since the release of my first album in 2021, I’ve let my music career develop organically, saying yes to new opportunities as they’ve come my way. I’ve met the most amazing people over the years who’ve helped me develop as a writer and artist. I still see myself primarily as a singer/songwriter and not a performing artist, but I’m working on performing more and developing that skill.

If you weren’t pursuing a career in music, what would you be doing for a living?

Unfortunately, I don’t think anything I would be doing could qualify as making a living. I’ve been very fortunate to stay home and raise my girls over the last 20 years. If I weren’t pursuing music, I would probably continue working on my children’s fiction manuscripts that I began writing over 16 years ago in hopes of publishing them.

What is your favorite downtime activity?

I enjoy running and listening to music. It always helps clear my mind and helps boost my energy.

Who is your biggest celebrity crush?

That’s tough. I can’t say I have one. If you’d asked me that back when I was in high school I would have quickly answered Michael Hutchence of INXS.

Who is your favorite sports team(s)?

I’m not a huge sports fan, but I love my college team, The University of Georgia Bulldogs. Go Dawgs!

What is the last movie that you watched?

Elvis and it was amazing! Incredible job by Austin Butler.

What is the last album you listened to?

Brent Cobb “Keep ‘Um on Their Toes”. He’s one of my favorite artists.

If you could only listen to one album for the rest of your life, what would it be?

That’s really tough! I guess I would say Fleetwood Mac’s Rumors album. It takes me back to my childhood.

What is the greatest country song of all time?

Wow, that’s impossible to answer. There are too many amazing songs. I will say one song that completely gutted me the first time I heard it was Either Way by Chris Stapleton. Crazy by Patsy Cline would also be high on my list.

What has been your favorite city/town that you’ve visited out on the road?

I’m not a traveling performer but in my personal travel, Barcelona would be on the top of my list. It was incredibly beautiful, the people were so nice and the food was wonderful.

What is your favorite meal?

I think my answer is pretty boring but I would say spaghetti. It’s my comfort food.

Who is your dream duet partner?

For a female duet partner, it would be a hard choice between two of my favorite writers: Brandy Clark and Lori McKenna. My male duet partner would be Brent Cobb.

Who would you like to go on tour with?

In all honesty, I don’t see myself as a touring artist. I am primarily a singer/songwriter and see myself playing smaller venues when I can, but I guess I would say the same artists as above: Brandy Clark, Lori McKenna or Brent Cobb.

What is your ultimate career goal(s)?

My ultimate career goal would be to have a big artist cut one of my songs.