Shaboozey brings his theatrical Outlaws Never Die Tour to Nashville’s Ascend Federal Credit Union Amphitheater on September 18, framing the homecoming performance as a Wild West stage play supporting his fourth album, per aol.com.
Born Collins Obinna Chibueze, the Woodbridge native said the Nashville date holds deep personal significance, describing the city as his home after years of local support.
The 25-stop trek, which opened on September 8 in Phoenix, features a genre-blurring guest lineup including BigXthaPlug, Brittney Spencer, Angel White, Noah Cyrus and Kashus Culpepper, echoing the collaborative Western ensemble of his July 31 LP, “The Outlaw Cherie Lee & Other Western Tales.”
Data from Chartmetric shows Shaboozey drawing country music’s most racially diverse demographic, comprising 58% white, 25% African American, 10% Asian and 7% Hispanic listeners largely based in Los Angeles, New York, Atlanta and Nashville. Despite driving youthful, urban demographics into the genre and releasing narrative-driven visuals and a sold-out companion comic book, he received no 2026 CMA Music Video of the Year nominations.
Following the Nashville performance, Shaboozey continues to Atlanta on September 19 ahead of an October 27 tour finale in Los Angeles.
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