Country Star Josh Ross Announces Major Canadian Tour for February and March 2026
The platinum-selling, Juno-winning Canadian country star will promote his upcoming album with a cross-country tour early next year. Tickets go on sale this Friday.
Josh Ross
It’s going to be a busy six months ahead for major Canadian country star Josh Ross.
He is prepping the release of a new album, his full-length debut, Later Tonight, coming out via Universal Music Canada on Sept 19. Live Nation Canada also announced his extensive national tour, set for February and March 2026.
The 11-city, 12-show trek will see the Ontario-raised, Nashville-based singer-songwriter perform in large clubs, theaters, and event spaces.
It kicks off Feb. 12 at Hard Rock Live in Ottawa, followed by back-to-back Toronto shows—Massey Hall on Feb. 13 and History on Feb. 14.
The tour wraps March 9 with an all-ages concert at the Orpheum in Vancouver. Rising artist Chandler Walters will open all dates and tickets for all shows go on sale Friday, Sept. 5.
Later Tonight follows Ross’ 2024 eight-song EP Complicated, which propelled him to the top of the Canadian country charts and made waves in the U.S. The ballad “Trouble” hit No. 1 in Canada, earning Double Platinum status at home and RIAA Gold certification south of the border.
Complicated also earned Ross his first Juno Award earlier this year for Country Album of the Year. He has been nominated for six CCMA (Canadian Country Music association) Awards, and in 2024 he was crowned CCMA Entertainer of the Year while also taking home the CMA Jeff Walker Global Country Artist Award. His catalogue has now surpassed one billion streams.
Expectations for Later Tonight are high, with the tracklist including U.S. radio chart-topper “Single Again” and the recently released title track.
Ross’ new chapter comes after a controversy earlier this summer. In June, he was criticized after footage circulated of him waving a U.S. flag onstage at the Tailgate N’ Tallboys festival in Bloomington, Ind., while calling America “the best country in the world.”
The Canadian Press reported that the clip, which surfaced just weeks before Ross performed at Ottawa’s Canada Day celebrations, drew backlash. In the video, Ross told the crowd: “Fun fact, real quick. I’m Canadian. You want to know the best fun fact? I moved to the best country in the world and I love it very much.”
Shortly after, Ross posted an apology on TikTok: “To anybody who’s offended,” he said, explaining that his words were taken out of context. “I’m born and raised in Canada, but I’ve been living in Nashville for the last five-plus years. Half my family lives in Canada, the other half is here in the U.S., and I’m as proud of establishing myself in the U.S. as I am of being Canadian.”
Josh Ross Canadian Tour Dates
FEBRUARY 12, 2026
HARD ROCK LIVE OTTAWA - OTTAWA, ON
19+
FEBRUARY 13, 2026
MASSEY HALL - TORONTO, ON
All Ages
FEBRUARY 14, 2026
HISTORY - TORONTO, ON
All Ages
FEBRUARY 18, 2026
FIRSTONTARIO CONCERT HALL - HAMILTON, ON
All Ages
FEBRUARY 20, 2026
CENTENNIAL HALL - LONDON, ON
All Ages
FEBRUARY 21, 2026
CENTRE IN THE SQUARE - KITCHENER, ON
All Ages
FEBRUARY 24, 2026
BURTON CUMMINGS THEATRE - WINNIPEG, MB
All Ages
FEBRUARY 26, 2026
CONEXUS ARTS CENTRE - REGINA, SK
All Ages
FEBRUARY 28, 2026
EVENT CENTRE @ GREY EAGLE RESORT & CASINO - CALGARY, AB
All Ages
MARCH 2, 2026
PENTICTON TRADE AND CONVENTION CENTRE - PENTICTON, BC
All Ages
MARCH 7, 2026
NORTHERN ALBERTA JUBILEE AUDITORIUM - EDMONTON, AB
All Ages
MARCH 9, 2026
ORPHEUM - VANCOUVER, BC
All Ages
