Sierra Ferrell Extends Shoot For The Moon Tour Into 2025

Sierra Ferrell continues her meteoric rise with an extensive 2025 tour schedule. The singer-songwriter, who recently won the Americana Music Association’s Artist of the Year award and is nominated for four Grammy Awards, announced new headlining dates as part of her ongoing Shoot For The Moon Tour.

Ferrell’s 2025 plans surround her critically-acclaimed album, Trail Of Flowers, which was released last year. The new headlining dates come in addition to previously announced festival appearances and slots supporting Post Malone.

The tour begins at Stagecoach Festival in Indio (California) on April 25. After a show in Sacramento (California) on April 27, Ferrell joins Post Malone in Salt Lake City on April 29. May brings the vocalist to Albuquerque (New Mexico) on May 1 and Flagstaff (Arizona) on May 2 before more arena dates with Post Malone in Las Vegas, San Antonio, Arlington (Texas), Atlanta, St. Louis, Detroit, Minneapolis, Chicago, Philadelphia, Toronto, Hershey (Pennsylvania) and Pittsburgh.

Between the arena shows, Ferrell makes festival appearances at DelFest in Cumberland (Maryland) on May 23 and Railbird Festival in Lexington (Kentucky) on May 31. She then performs at Milwaukee’s Harley-Davidson Homecoming Festival on July 12.

The tour continues with headlining shows in Omaha on July 15, Tacoma (Washington) on July 20, Edmonton (Alberta) on July 22, Sandpoint (Idaho) on July 25, Bonner (Montana) on July 26 and Fargo (North Dakota) on July 28. August begins in Minneapolis on August 2 and St. Louis on August 26.

Ferrell teams with Nikki Lane for a sold-out show at Red Rocks in Morrison (Colorado) on August 28. She then heads to Dillon (Colorado) on August 29. September dates include newly confirmed performances in Columbia (Missouri) on September 2, Philadelphia on September 5, New York City on September 6, Washington D.C. on September 7, Richmond (Virginia) on September 9, Raleigh (North Carolina) on September 10, St. Augustine (Florida) on September 12, North Charleston (South Carolina) on September 13 and Asheville (North Carolina) on September 14.

Tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday, January 31 following a presale beginning Tuesday, January 28. Links to purchase and Ferrell’s complete tour schedule can be found below: