TUNE IN ALERT: Luke Bryan Featured on NBC’s Sunday TODAY with Willie Geist Sunday, July 31

Nashville – Reigning CMA Entertainer of the Year Luke Bryan spent time with NBC’s Sunday TODAY with Willie Geist in Boston (Foxborough) before he kicked off the first of a two-night stand at Gillette Stadium – home to four-time Super Bowl Champions New England Patriots. Bryan talked to Geist about his family, career and the significance and feeling of getting to this pinnacle of playing two-nights at Gillette Stadium. Not to mention being the first of five stadiums he will play this year on his Kill The Lights Tour. Bryan also gave Geist and Sunday TODAY viewers a peek behind-the-scenes onstage. Tune in to NBC’s Sunday TODAY with Willie Geist on Sunday, July 31. Check local listings for time.

Luke’s upcoming stadium concerts include the grand opening of U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, MN onAugust 19, the new home of the NFL’s Minnesota Vikings, his debut at the iconic Wrigley Field in Chicago on August 27 and the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX on October 22. He closes out the tour on October 29with a return to Ford Field in Detroit, MI.For information on tickets go to www.ticketmaster.com. Citi is the official credit card of the Kill The Lights Tour. Live Nation is the national tour promoter.

The Kill The Lights Tour is in promotion of Luke’s Platinum-selling, No. 1 debuting Kill The Lights album which became the best-selling country album of 2015 and the 10^th biggest selling album on the all-genreBillboard Top 200 Year-End list. Kill The Lights contains four consecutive No. 1 singles, “Kick The Dust Up,” “Strip It Down,” the two-week No. 1 single “Home Alone Tonight” featuring Karen Fairchild of Little Big Town and most recently “Huntin’, Fishin’ and Lovin’ Everyday.”

7-29                 Philadelphia, PA                   BB&T Pavilion

7-30                 Philadelphia, PA                   BB&T Pavilion

7-31                 Saratoga Springs, NY          Saratoga Performing Arts Center

8-11                 Cleveland, OH                      Blossom Music Center

8-12                 Cleveland, OH                      Blossom Music Center

8-13                 Cincinnati, OH                      Riverbend Music Center

8-14                 Cincinnati, OH                      Riverbend Music Center

8-21                 Calgary, AB                          Country Thunder Calgary*

8-25                 Kansas City, MO                  Providence Medical Center Amphitheater

8-26                 St. Louis, MO                       Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre

9-1                   Charlotte, NC                       PNC Music Pavilion
9-2                   Raleigh, NC                         Walnut Creek Amphitheater

9-3                   Raleigh, NC                         Walnut Creek Amphitheater

9-8                   Brookings, SD                      Dana J. Dykhouse Stadium

9-9                   Denver, CO                          Dick’s Sporting Goods Park

9-10                 Denver, CO                          Dick’s Sporting Goods Park

9-15                 Sacramento, CA                  Toyota Amphitheatre

9-16                 Mountain View, CA               Shoreline Amphitheatre

9-17                 Chula Vista, CA                    Sleep Train Amphitheater

9-22                 Phoenix, AZ                          Ak-Chin Pavilion

9-23                 Los Angeles, CA                   Forum

9-24                 Irvine, CA                              Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre

9-30                 Salt Lake City, UT                USANA Amphitheatre

 10-1                 Salt Lake City, UT                USANA Amphitheatre

 10-2                 Las Vegas, NV                       Luxor Festival Grounds / Route 91*

 10-22               Arlington, TX                      AT&T Stadium ***

 10-29               Detroit, MI                          Ford Field

Dates and Cities subject to change

*festival date

**no Little Big Town

***Chris Stapleton joins