Sydney, Australia-born Joel and Luke Smallbone of the Nashville-based duo for KING + COUNTRY pride themselves on their ability to use their music and lyrics to inspire.

The quadruple GRAMMY®-winning progressive pop artist-songwriters know that music can be a positive and emotional force in people’s lives, which they prove time and time again with their music and their live performances.

While they are currently preparing to tour through New Zealand and Australia, for KING + COUNTRY will return to the United States this summer for a total of 34 shows that will keep them on the road into November. One tour stop will be in Duluth.

The Duluth Entertainment Convention Center announced the show Wednesday on its Facebook page. 

When Will for KING + COUNTRY Be In Duluth?

for KING + COUNTRY is bringing ‘for KING + COUNTRY LIVE: The UNSUNG HERO 2024 Tour’ to the DECC Arena on Thursday, October 3. Doors will open at 6:00 pm and the show starts at 7:00 pm.

According to the DECC, they will be performing brand new music from the ‘UNSUNG HERO Inspired By’ soundtrack (along with many of your favorite songs from their award-winning albums).

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Ticket Information

Tickets for the DECC Arena show go on sale to the general public on Friday, May 10 at 10:00 am. However, there will be several presales running from 10:00 am on Tuesday, May 7 until 11:59 pm on Thursday, May 9.

Ticket prices range from $28.99 to $203.99. The top-priced VIP Package presale runs from 10:00 am on Monday, May 6 and ends at 11:59 pm on Thursday, May 9.

for KING + COUNTRY TOUR DATES

Here are the complete tour dates, beginning with their return from New Zealand and Austria.

  • July 13 - Oshkosh, WI
  • July 18 - Mineral City, OH
  • July 20 - Valdosta, GA
  • July 23 - Goshen, IN
  • September 19 - Evansville, IN
  • September 20 - Milwaukee, WI
  • September 21 - St. Louis, MO
  • September 22 - Grand Rapids, MI
  • September 27 - Omaha, NE
  • September 28 - Rapid City, SD
  • September 29 - Colorado Springs, CO
  • September 30 - Morrison, CO
  • October 3 - Duluth, MN
  • October 4 - Sioux Falls, SD
  • October 5 - Des Moines, IA
  • October 6 - Kansas City, MO
  • October 10 - Hollywood, FL
  • October 11 - Tampa, FL
  • October 12 - Birmingham, AL
  • October 13 - Louisville, KY
  • October 17 - Pittsburgh, PA
  • October 18 - Toledo, OH
  • October 19 - Highland Heights, KY
  • October 20 - Charlotte, NC
  • October 24 - Roanoke, VA
  • October 25 - Hershey, PA
  • October 26 - Boston, MA
  • October 27 - Fairfax, VA
  • November 2 - Greenville, SC
  • November 3 - Duluth, GA
  • November 7 - North Little Rock, AR
  • November 8 - Cedar Park, TX
  • November 9 - Oklahoma City, OK
  • November 10 - Dallas, TX

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