ZZ Top & Dwight Yoakam are headed to Wichita with their Dos Amigos Tour! The two celebrated American music icons will bring decades of hits, signature sounds and unmatched live energy. Don’t miss an unforgettable evening of pure classic hits.

Since first lighting up the world with their glorious fusion of country and soul, The War And Treaty have steadily built a legacy as one of the most iconic husband-and-wife duos in music history. In the last few years alone, Michael Trotter Jr. and Tanya Trotter’s phenomenal talent and daring originality have led to major milestones like earning two Grammy nominations, taking home the Duo/Group of the Year prize at the Americana Music Honors & Awards two years in a row, and performing at stadiums as support for superstars like the Rolling Stones and Zach Bryan—a triumph that’s won them a whole new legion of fans thanks to the electrifying impact of their revelatory live show. On their new album Plus One, The War And Treaty double down on the powerful sense of togetherness that’s always fueled their music, offering up 18 life-affirming songs aimed at providing a shared experience of hope and healing and much-needed joy.

As they get set to tour in support of Plus One, The War And Treaty look forward to joining their fans in rejoicing in the album’s mood of unbridled gratitude and full-hearted celebration. “At a time when human connection is being threatened by AI and all the division happening in our country, I think a lot of us are thirsting to really connect with others,” says Michael. “We want our live show to be a place where you can be around other likeminded people, where we can all get together and let the love wash over all the pain we’ve experienced. And if you can, we hope everyone will bring a plus one—someone who needs to hear what we’re saying, so that we can all grow together and extend that spirit of love as far as it can go.”

The Cost of Growing Up Tour

Singer/songwriter Max McNown creates the kind of songs that soundtrack our most intimate moments: times of intense heartache and tremendous loss, immense upheaval and life-changing revelation. Within just a year of teaching himself to play guitar, the Nashville-based artist set off on a meteoric rise largely fueled by his breakout single “A Lot More Free”—a RIAA Gold-certified track whose explosive success includes peaking at #1 on the iTunes singles chart and earning him a #1 spot on Billboard’s Emerging Artists chart. Following the release of his widely lauded debut album Wandering, the Willfully Blind EP, and his acclaimed sophomore album Night Diving, the 23-year-old Oregon native continued his fast ascent to stardom and made his TV performance debut with an appearance on The Kelly Clarkson Show in early 2025, in addition to selling out his first-ever headline tour within just hours. Named a 2025 Artist To Watch by Amazon Music, Holler, and Country Now, McNown now embarks on a thrilling new chapter with Night Diving (The Cost of Growing Up): a 21-song powerhouse that shows the complete depth of his artistry like never before.

With hits including “Too Cold at Home,” “Brother Jukebox,” and “I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing,” his career exploded with his impressive catalog carrying him from honky-tonk stages to one of the decade’s most reliable hit makers. He signed a record deal with MCA Nashville in 1989 and was notching chart-toppers within one year. By the decade’s end, he earned 14 No. 1 hits and 23 Top 10 songs, sold more than 12 million albums, and was a CMA Horizon Award Winner. Billboard named him one of the most-played country artists of the decade.

Hometown heroes Rob Riggle, Paul Rudd, Jason Sudeikis, David Koechner, Eric Stonestreet and Heidi Gardner, plus their team of generous celebrity friends, are returning to Kansas City the weekend of May 29 – 30, 2026.

The Big Slick Party & Show is the main event of Big Slick weekend. It once again returns to T-Mobile Center on Saturday, May 30, jam packed with comedy, music, sketches and one-of-a-kind chaos.

2026 marks year 17 of Big Slick. Since the event began, Big Slick has raised more than $30 million through ticket sales, sponsorships, auction items, online fundraising campaigns – and the overwhelming generosity of Kansas Citians.

Luke Bryan recently ranked in the Top 20 of Pollstar’s Artists of the Millennium List based on ticket sales. Luke was one of the only two country artists to make Pollstar’s Top 20, having sold more than 20 million concert tickets in his career.

With special guest Kelsey Waldon