Gavin Adcock Detroit — country music’s fastest-rising breakout is bringing his biggest headline tour yet to Michigan next Friday, and for Toledo fans, it’s an easy drive north.

Gavin Adcock plays Detroit’s Masonic Temple Theatre on Friday, Nov. 13, 2026, then wraps the 2026 leg of The Day I Hang It Up Tour the very next night at Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids on Saturday, Nov. 14. Two Michigan nights, two very different rooms — and both are well within road-trip range for Northwest Ohio.

It’s a fitting cap to a whirlwind year for Adcock. His third studio album, The Day I Hang It Up — a 25-track set featuring Treaty Oak Revival, Hudson Westbrook and ERNEST — dropped Oct. 2, 2026, and the tour behind it has only gotten bigger since it launched May 7, 2026, in Hollywood, Florida.

The momentum isn’t slowing down. Adcock has extended The Day I Hang It Up Tour into 2027, with the extension announced Oct. 12 and tickets for the new dates going on sale Oct. 16, according to MusicRow. The Detroit and Grand Rapids dates are the last stops of the 2026 leg — a chance to catch the show before it rolls into a whole new year of dates.

Support on the tour rotates by date, with Braxton Keith, The Creekers, and Pecos & The Rooftops among the acts joining Adcock on select stops. Fans can expect a set packed with songs from the new album alongside the rowdy, high-energy favorites that made him one of country’s most talked-about new headliners, as detailed in Ticketmaster’s setlist guide.

Detroit tickets start from about $70 via SeatGeek. For Toledo readers, the Masonic Temple Theatre is roughly an hour up I-75 — close enough for a Friday-night show and a late drive home, or a full weekend if you want to chase the finale in Grand Rapids on Saturday.

Country is huge in Northwest Ohio, and Adcock’s rise — from viral breakout to arena headliner in short order — is exactly the kind of story this region loves. Next Friday in Detroit is the closest he’ll get to Toledo this leg. Don’t wait too long to make the trip.

Photo: Gavin Adcock in 2025, by Scotty K On Air, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons.