OLE 60 ANNOUNCES FALL 2026 OFF THE GRID TOUR WITH STOP IN LEXINGTON AT GATTON PARK
GENERAL ON-SALE MAY 21 AT 10AM LOCAL | BUY TICKETS HERE
LEXINGTON, KY (May 18, 2026) – Today, Kentucky road dogs Ole 60 announce their headlining Off The Grid Tour, with a stop at Gatton Park in Lexington as part of the OVG Concert Series on August 21.
“The reigning champs of tear-stained singles” (Country Central) bring along a buzzy set of openers for the trek, including The Jack Wharff Band and Phil Kane.
Tickets go on sale this Thursday, May 21, at 10 a.m. EST. Tickets will be available at ticketmaster.com.
Fresh off an extensive six-month run supporting the band’s critically acclaimed debut album, Smokestack Town, Ole 60 will once again burn rubber across the globe, “pairing the slouchy charm of indie grunge with roots-rocking, small-town punk energy” (The Bluegrass Situation).
Hailed by GRAMMY.com as “11 tracks full of interconnecting stories and vivid characters, plus the confessions of a small-town band on the road,” Smokestack Town “proved to be one of the most stellar releases of the year” (Whiskey Riff) and cemented the Kentucky outfit as one of country music’s most riveting new acts.
About Ole 60
Made in Hancock County, Kentucky, Ole 60 is not your father’s country band. Caught in the crosshairs of indie rock sonics, folk songwriting, and country sensibilities, the six-piece from Hawesville shot to notoriety in 2024 with “smoke & a light,” topping Spotify’s U.S. Viral Top 50 chart with the on-fire single and the Apple Music Country Albums chart with their debut EP, three twenty four, surpassing genre titans Zach Bryan and Morgan Wallen in the process. They did it again with sophomore EP Songs About You and breakout hit, “Thoughts of You,” topping TikTok’s all-genre Viral 50 Music chart.
Heavily influenced by Smashing Pumpkins, Metallica, Radiohead, John Prine, and Nicholas Jamerson, with over 700 million global career streams, the band delivers with “solid musicianship, a willingness to experiment with sounds from psychedelic-tinged rock to more stripped-down fare, and a penchant for detailed storytelling” (Billboard). Headlining nationwide now, the boys from Kentucky just released their debut album, Smokestack Town, and surprise follow-up single, “Can’t Take It With You.”
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