Brooks And Dunn at MidFlorida Credit Union Amphitheatre

Country fans will be boot scooting and boogie-ing all summer. Why? Because Brooks & Dunn announced that they will extend their highly successful Reboot Tour until 2024 with the addition of 22 new tour dates. At this run, the duo lead by Kix Brooks, 68, and Ronnie Dunn, 70, will be joined by fellow country icon David Lee Murphy and rising singer-songwriter ERNEST.

The tour was initially announced for 2020 but kicked off the following year due to the pandemic. "I don't feel any different than I did 10 years ago," Brooks shared at the time. "If you do this for 20 years in a row without stopping, it doesn't really leave you necessarily. It's just a routine at this point." He continued, "For a lot of our audience, you know, you do get to relive something with them that happened several semesters ago for all of us," he continued. "We see a lot of fans out there that are our age. We built this career together, with them right beside us. And they're still supporting us like they did back then."

After their 11th studio album Reboot was released in 2019 and they rerecorded some of their singles with current country musicians including Kane Brown, Luke Combs, Kacey Musgraves, and others, the members of the Country Music Hall of Fame embarked on a tour.

This May marks the beginning of Reboot 2024, which lasts through the rest of spring and into summer. West Palm Beach, Florida, will host the formal kickoff of the performances on May 3. From there, the tour will go across the south and up the west coast.

Following a few performances in California, the Grammy Award winners will go on a tour of the east coast and northern Canada. Prior to wrapping up the tour on June 29 in Gilford, New Hampshire, they will stop in a number of significant cities along the route, including New Orleans, Houston, Denver, Toronto, and Montreal.

On August 10, the "Neon Moon" duet will perform one last time in Welch, Minnesota, after a month and a half-long sabbatical.