Clay Walker

Clay Walker plays the Grand Ole Opry House on Tuesday, December 22, as part of his 2026-2027 tour, which runs 23 dates across 22 cities. It's a Nashville date on a tour that takes him all over the place, and this one lands just before Christmas.

Walker is a country music fan favorite with more than 11 million albums sold and 11 No. 1 hit singles to his name, including four RIAA Platinum and two Gold certified albums. His latest studio album, his twelfth, is titled Long Live the Cowboy. On stage, he's known for a broad presence and for covering classics by Merle Haggard, George Strait, Hank Jr., Bob Seger, and Lynyrd Skynyrd, so you can expect a set that pulls from his own catalog and reaches back into the songs that shaped the genre.

Offstage, he's the founder of Band Against MS (BAMS), a non-profit he started in 2003 to fund MS research and education. He's been battling the disease since 1996, and BAMS has been his way of turning that personal fight into something that helps others. Between the new album and the covers, that's a good bit of context to keep in mind when you see him.

So, Clay Walker at the Grand Ole Opry House on Tuesday, December 22. It's one stop on a 23-date tour that spans 22 cities, and it's happening right here in Nashville.