Blake Whiten - Something To Say Tour

Wielding a broken-glass vocal on self-penned songs that cut straight to the bone, Enchntmnt / Warner Records singer-songwriter Blake Whiten is a 21-year-old instinctive songsmith raised in Six Mile, South Carolina, whose talent launched him from bedroom videos to the biggest stages in the world. Revealed as a generational diamond in the rough, raw emotion and heavy-hearted lyrics have earned Whiten over 150 million global streams in two years since his first public performance, with more to come. Growing up on everything from Keith Whitley to Nickelback, Whiten learned guitar at seven and was penning angsty tunes by 15. After discovering the depths of his raspy vocal, a cover of Morgan Wallens Im the Problem racked up 9 million views and sent him down a new path. His solo-written 2024 single Rollin Stone amassed over 120 million streams and his co-write on Bailey Zimmermans Holding On broke the Top 40 on Billboards Hot Country Songs chart. The self-penned 2025 EP debut Six Mile captured his essence, while SiriusXM, Spotify, Apple Music, Pandora, Country Now, Holler and All Country News have lined up in support. After headlining his Rollin Stone Tour and making his Grand Ole Opry debut in early 2026, Whitens first album Something to Say, features 12 co-written songs, as his confessional instincts collide with pitch-black alt-rock intensity. Currently on Bailey Zimmermans Different Night Same Rodeo Tour, hell take the stage in stadiums this summer for Wallens Still the Problem Tour 2026. Welcome to Manchester Music Hall. We are committed to providing a safe, enjoyable experience for all guests, and by entering the venue, patrons agree to adhere to the following terms. Please note that Manchester Music Hall is an all-ages venue; however, attendees aged 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Entry requires a valid government-issued ID for verification of age, with certain events restricted to patrons 18 and older. To maintain a secure environment, re-entry to the venue is strictly prohibited once admitted. In alignment with our commitment to safety, no weapons of any kind, including firearms, knives, mace, or brass knuckles, are permitted inside the venue. Guests found with prohibited items may be denied entry or removed without a refund. Additionally, smoking and vaping are prohibited indoors, though designated smoking areas are available outside. For those driving to the venue, Manchester Music Hall offers a paid parking lot with clearly marked signage for easy navigation. We ask that guests park only in designated spots, as Manchester Music Hall is not liable for parking violations, towing, or damages incurred in or near our lot. Photography, video, or any form of unauthorized recording may be restricted at certain events. Guests are encouraged to consult event-specific guidelines available on our website or inquire with venue staff upon arrival. All ticket purchases are final and non-refundable, except in cases of event cancellation; please reach out to the ticket provider directly for any purchase-related concerns. Manchester Music Hall is not responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged items within the venue. Thank you for joining us at Manchester Music Hall. We look forward to hosting you for a memorable event and appreciate your cooperation in creating a positive experience for all.