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Guide To Country Music Tours In Canada In 2017

garthbrooks-1.2283287 WASHINGTON, DC - DECEMBER 1: Country singer Garth Brooks performs at the National Christmas Tree Lighting attended by the first family on the Ellipse December 1, 2016 in Washington, DC. This year is the 94th annual National Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony. (Photo by Ron Sachs-Pool/Getty Images) (Pool/Ron Sachs / Pool / Getty Images)

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Canada will be rocking with country music in 2017, thanks to tours by homegrown stars and a few big tours by U.S. artists that include dates north of the border.

While there’s only one chance to see The Cadillac Three in Canada so far, country superstar Garth Brooks is doing a whopping nine shows over six days in Edmonton!

Of course, there are big country music festivals this summer in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Ontario headlined by acts like Blake Shelton and Keith Urban.

Whether you want to go to Eric Church or you’ve got to have Faith Hill or you just want to get High Valley -- here’s a look at just a few of the country stars who will be playing in Canada in 2017:

Brett Kissel

Jan. 12 — Sault St Marie, ON

Jan. 13 — Sudbury, ON

Jan. 14 — Hamilton, ON

Jan. 16 — Brampton, ON

Jan. 17 — Windsor, ON

Jan. 18 — Guelph, ON

Jan. 20 — Barrie, ON

Jan. 21 — Belleville, ON

Jan. 22 — Toronto, ON

Jan. 23 — Ottawa, ON

Jan. 24 — Sherbrooke, QC

Jan. 26 — Liverpool, NS

Jan. 27 — Windsor, NS

Jan. 28 — New Glasgow, NS

Jan. 29 — Port Hawkesbury, NS

Feb. 1 — Moncton, NB

Feb. 2 — Fredericton, NB

Feb. 3 — Summerside, PE

Feb. 4 — Georgetown, PE 

The Cadillac Three

March 8 — Vancouver, BC

Cole Swindell

Jan. 25 — Hamilton, ON

Jan. 27 —Oshawa, ON

Jan. 28 — Ottawa, ON

Jan. 29 — London, ON

Feb. 1 — Winnipeg, MB

Feb. 2 — Saskatoon, SK

Feb. 3 — Calgary, AB

Feb. 4 — Dawson Creek, BC

Feb. 6 — Edmonton, AB

Feb. 7 — Penticton, BC

Feb. 9 — Vancouver, BC

Dan + Shay

Dec. 10 – London, ON

Dec. 11 – Toronto, ON

Mar. 25 – Vancouver, BC

Dierks Bentley

Jan. 25 — Hamilton, ON 

Jan. 27 — Oshawa, ON

Jan. 28 — Ottawa, ON

Jan. 29 — London, ON

Feb. 1 — Winnipeg, MB

Feb. 2 — Saskatoon, SK

Feb. 3 — Calgary, AB

Feb. 4 — Dawson Creek, BC

Feb. 6 — Edmonton, AB

Feb. 7 — Penticton, BC

Feb. 9 — Vancouver, BC

Eric Church 

Feb. 28 – London, ON

March 2 – Toronto, ON

March 3 – Ottawa, ON

March 4 – Montreal, QC

March 7 – Winnipeg, MB

March 9 – Saskatoon, SK

March 10 – Edmonton, AB

March 11 – Calgary, AB

March 14 – Vancouver, BC

Florida Georgia Line

May 3 — Hamilton, ON

May 4 — Ottawa, ON

May 5 — Montreal, QC

May 6 — Quebec City, QC

Garth Brooks 

Feb. 17-19 and Feb. 23-25 — Edmonton, AB

March 24-27 — Hamilton, ON

April 1-3 — Ottawa, ON

June 9-12 — Saskatoon, SK

June 17-19 — Winnipeg, MB

High Valley

April 25 — Hamilton, ON

April 27 — London, ON

April 28 — Kingston, ON

April 29 — Oshawa, ON

April 30 — Kitchener, ON

May 3 — Sudbury, ON

May 4 — Pembroke, ON

Meghan Patrick

March 2 — Abbotsford, BC

March 4 — Kamloops, BC

March 6 — Prince George, BC

March 7 — Grande Prairie, AB

March 9 — Medicine Hat, AB

March 10 — Bonnyville, AB

March 12 — Regina, SK

March 13 — Winnipeg, MB

March 15 — Prince Albert, SK

March 17 — Fort McMurray, AB

March 18 — Enoch, AB

March 25 — Toronto, ON

March 26 — Ottawa, ON

March 28 — Kitchener, ON

Tim Hicks

Jan. 6 — Kelowna, BC

Jan. 7 & 8 — Vancouver, BC

Jan. 11 — Fort McMurray, AB

Jan. 12 — Saskatoon, SK

Jan. 13 — Calgary, AB

Jan. 14 — Edmonton, AB

Jan. 16 — Winnipeg, MB

Jan. 19 — Hamilton, ON

Jan. 20 — Oshawa, ON

Jan. 21 — London, ON

Jan. 22 — Sudbury, ON

Jan. 26 — Montreal, QC

Jan. 27 — Moncton, NB

Jan. 28 — Halifax, NS

Tim McGraw and Faith Hill

May 31 — Vancouver, BC

June 2 — Calgary, AB

June 3 — Edmonton, AB

June 4 — Saskatoon, SK

June 7 — Winnipeg, MB

June 22 — Ottawa, ON

June 23 & 24 — Toronto, ON