'The Chief' Eric Church Is Making A Sioux Falls Comeback in 2026

Sioux Falls is about to have a "Record Year" of concerts in 2026.

Eric Church is returning to Sioux Falls at the Denny Sanford PREMIER Center on Friday, February 6th. It will be full of music, dancing, singing, and yes...plenty of drinks to cure those "early Monday morning" blues

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Eric Church will be bringing his new "Free the Machine" tour to South Dakota with his hit songs like "Heart On Fire," "Talladega," "Stick That In Your Country Song," "Hell of a View," "Creepin' ," "Cold One," "Round Here Buzz," and that's just "some of it."

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There's more excitement to add to this already big concert in 2026...Eric Church is also bringing with him rising country singer Ella Langley.

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Ella Langley has been taking the country music industry by storm. She has her own songs like "Excuse The Mess," "Could've Been Her," "Country Boy's Dream Girl," and her chart-topping hit song with Riley Green, "you look like you love me."

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Friday, February 6th, will be a big night for country music in South Dakota!

This is certainly going to be one huge show at the Denny Sanford PREMIER Center. Tickets for Eric Church will officially go on sale Friday, October 3rd at 10 AM. You can get all the ticket information and presale dates here. And yes, you can win tickets before they go on sale with "Andy and Christine In The Morning!" KXRB is your "Country Concert Connection."

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Winter just got a lot warmer in the Sioux Empire! We can't wait to welcome back "The Chief" to South Dakota in 2026!

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