Kip Moore to bring his acoustic tour to Denver for first time in seven years — and for opening night
Sep 9, 2026, 3:54 PM | Updated: Sep 10, 2026, 9:50 am
If you’ve ever wanted to hear “Somethin’ ‘Bout a Truck,” “Hey Pretty Girl” and “Wild Things Like You” stripped down to just a man, and a guitar in an intimate Denver venue, Kip Moore just made your December. The country singer announced Wednesday that he’s embarking on his first acoustic tour since 2019 — the Reason To Believe Acoustic Tour — and Denver’s Ogden Theatre is the opening night.
The nine-date December run kicks off right here on Dec. 3 at the Ogden, with Alyssa Flathery opening. The tour supports Moore’s latest album “Reason To Believe,” which has been celebrated as one of his best records — a deeply personal project that deals with the loss of his longtime friend and collaborator Brett James and Moore’s ongoing search for meaning beyond the stage.
Whiskey Riff | A RIFF on what country is really about. An acoustic setting in a room the size of the Ogden, which holds about 1,600 people, is the perfect way to experience those songs. No pyrotechnics, no arena production, just raw vocals and honest songwriting the way Moore has always done it best. From Denver, the tour continues to Park City (Dec. 4), Missoula (Dec. 5), Chicago (Dec. 10), Indianapolis (Dec. 11), Albany (Dec. 14), Toronto (Dec. 18) and Cleveland (Dec. 19).
Presale for email list subscribers begins Thursday, with general on sale following Friday at 10 a.m. local time. Moore has always been one of those artists who’s better live than on record, and that’s saying something, because the records are excellent. Getting him acoustic, in a venue as intimate as the Ogden, on opening night? That’s the kind of show Denver country fans will be talking about for years. Tickets at kipmoore.net.
