
Goodbye June Trouble for All TourMurfreesboro · Sat, Oct 17, 2026
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About this event
Goodbye June Trouble for All Tour takes place at Hop Springs, Murfreesboro, TN on Saturday, October 17, 2026, starting at 8:00 PM local time.
It is listed as Rock (Concerts).
The line-up includes Goodbye June and Danny Worsnop.
Face-value tickets have been listed at $26.61 – $60.44 before fees; prices and availability can change, so check the official seller for live inventory.
Hop Springs has 31 upcoming events on our calendar.
Fusing hard rock licks with deep South blues and gospel swing, the three cousins are fueled by their desire to craft timeless, catchy and anthemic rock songs. The band formed after the death of Tyler's brother in June (hence the band name), vowing to honor his memory with their soulful and life-affirming sound. Since the release of their major label debut 'Magic Valley', the boys have earned the endorsement of Rolling Stone, contributed , "rdquo" -> Liberty Mother" to a high-profile Budweiser TV campaign as well as a WWE theme song, packed shows across the United States and Europe with Greta Van Fleet and ZZ Top, and racked up 140 million+ Spotify streams in the process. After notching placements on ESPN, NFL, NHL, Need for Speed, and Madden (EA), the band landed a #1 placement on the UK Rock Chart with their 2022 studio release 'See Where The Night Goes.' Now, the band is forging ahead with their latest album 'Deep in the Trouble.'
What to expect: recent setlist
From Wally's Pub, Hampton Beach on October 9, 2026 · Tour: Trouble For All
- 1Waller in the Mud
- 2See Where the Night Goes
- 3Riding Through
- 4Step Aside
- 5Baby, I'm Back
- 6The Hard Way
- 7Natural
- 8Good Side
- 9Darlin'
- 10My Place
- 11Daisy
- 12Secrets in the Sunset
- 13Oh No
- 14Breathe and Attack
- 15Three Chords
Most played songs on this tour
- Waller in the Mud×8
- Step Aside×8
- The Hard Way×8
- Good Side×8
- My Place×8
- Daisy×8
- Oh No×8
- See Where the Night Goes×7
- Darlin'×7
- Secrets in the Sunset×7
Setlist data: setlist.fm · Goodbye June
Line-up
About Goodbye June
Goodbye June is a rock band from Nashville, Tennessee. The band is composed of cousins Landon Milbourn, Brandon Qualkenbush, and Tyler Baker.
Venue: Hop Springs
6790 John Bragg Highway, Murfreesboro, TN, 37127More Goodbye June dates
All dates →- Oct21WedTickets
Goodbye June | TROUBLE FOR ALL 2026 TOUR
6:30 PM · The Masquerade - Altar, Atlanta, GA
- Oct24SatTickets
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7:30 PM · District Live, Savannah, GA
- Oct25SunTickets
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7:30 PM · The Handlebar - Pensacola, Pensacola, FL
- Oct28WedTickets
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7:30 PM · Scout Bar - Houston, Houston, TX
- Oct30FriTickets
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8:00 PM · 3TEN Austin City Limits Live, Austin, TX
- Oct30FriTickets
Goodbye June w/ Cole Barnhill
8:00 PM · 3TEN ACL Live, Austin, TX
- Nov1SunTickets
Goodbye June
7:30 PM · Ferris Wheelers Backyard and BBQ, Dallas, TX
- Dec6SunTickets
Des Rocs
8:00 PM · SOMA, San Diego, CA
Coming up at Hop Springs
Full calendar →- Oct21WedTickets
- Oct23Fri
The Stolen Faces
8:00 PM
from $22.10Tickets - Oct24SatTickets
Hops Half Marathon
7:00 AM
- Oct24SatTickets
- Oct25SunTickets
- Oct26Mon
Grave Robber
6:30 PM
from $20.97Tickets
Goodbye June Trouble for All Tour: FAQs
When is Goodbye June Trouble for All Tour?
Goodbye June Trouble for All Tour is scheduled for Saturday, October 17, 2026 at 8:00 PM local time.
Where is Goodbye June Trouble for All Tour taking place?
At Hop Springs, 6790 John Bragg Highway, Murfreesboro, TN 37127.
How much are tickets for Goodbye June Trouble for All Tour?
Face-value tickets have been listed at $26.61 – $60.44, before fees. Prices can change with demand, so check the official seller for current prices.
What songs will Goodbye June play?
At their most recent show (October 9, 2026, Hampton Beach) Goodbye June played 15 songs, including Waller in the Mud, See Where the Night Goes, Riding Through, Step Aside, and Baby, I'm Back.
Does Goodbye June have other upcoming dates?
Yes — Goodbye June has 8 upcoming dates, including Atlanta (Oct 21), Savannah (Oct 24), and Pensacola (Oct 25).


