Tim McGraw just added five new dates to his Las Vegas residency. The new Country Music Hall of Famer will return to the Colosseum at Caesars Palace in May.
Two shows remain on his 2026 residency calendar. Those — plus a date in Phoenix — mark the end of this touring year.
- Tim McGraw began his residency at the Colosseum with four shows in December 2025.
- He added several more dates for this fall, including concerts on Friday and Saturday night (Nov. 5-6).
- The singer announced the news himself to his audience on Wednesday (Nov. 4).
Tim McGraw: 2027 Live In Vegas Residency Dates:
May 21
May 22
May 27
May 28
May 29
Tickets for the five new shows go on sale on Nov. 9 at 10AM PT.
Per Setlist.fm, McGraw plays about 20 songs during each concert. He often begins with a six-song acoustic set that includes “Just To See You Smile” and “Don’t Take the Girl.” Then he brings his band out for 14 songs, mostly hits.
A four song encore often ends each show. “Truck Yeah” is a closer.
Beyond these five residency dates, McGraw has only five shows on his 2027 touring calendar. Those include festivals in Canada, New Jersey and Wisconsin.
On Nov. 18, he’ll perform at the CMA Awards in Nashville.
Last month, McGraw became a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame. During an emotional speech, he told wife Faith Hill that the only thing better will be the day she’s inducted.
The couple had their own Las Vegas residency for years and even toured together on multiple occasions, including in 2018. Hill hasn’t released new solo music in over two decades however and in recent years has shuttered her website and social media pages.
Top 50 Tim McGraw Songs, Ranked
Whether it’s party music or songs that stop you in your tracks, Tim McGraw’s catalog has songs for every mood and emotion. Though the Louisiana native launched in 1990 with his self-titled debut record, it wasn’t until the release of his sophomore project four years later that McGraw got the adoration of both country professionals and fans alike. These are the 50 best Tim McGraw songs, ranked.
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