Scotty McCreery Gives Fans First Look At His Customized Tour Bus
on Aug 30, 2024
Scotty McCreery is heading back on the road.
Following a blockbuster year in 2023, including an invitation to join the Grand Ole Opry, Scotty McCreery amped things up at the beginning of the year with back-to-back sold-out shows during the opening weekend of his Cab In A Solo Tour. The first three shows of his tour were completely sold out in Troy, Ohio; Shipshewana, Indiana; and Durham, North Carolina.
Then, in May, Scotty dropped his sixth studio album, Rise & Fall, which he described as his “favorite album [he’s] made so far.” Scotty even co-wrote twelve 12 out of the 13 tracks on the project.
And just this month, Scotty McCreery announced that he is getting back to what he loves this fall: touring.
The North Carolina Music Hall of Fame inductee will embark on his headlining Fall Of Summer Tour in September. The tour, named after his latest single, will take him across the U.S. and Canada.
Scotty shared, “I’m so proud of my new ‘Rise & Fall’ album, and I’m pumped to bring the ‘Fall Of Summer Tour’ out on the road. Performing live is one of my favorite things to do, and I can’t wait to play these songs for folks across the country as well as a few Canadian shows in Ontario.”
You can visit Scotty McCreery’s website to purchase tickets.
Now, to celebrate hitting the road, Scotty McCreery gave fans an exclusive look at his tour bus.
In a new social media post, Scotty takes fans on a tour of his customized bus.
The American Idol alum starts the video by explaining to fans that after 13 years of touring, this is the first time he has ever designed his own bus. He then gives a funny disclaimer: “Well, the wife designed it.”
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Scotty revealed that every thing found in the bus was handpicked by either him or his wife, Gabi. One of Scotty’s favorite parts of the tour bus is the brown leather reclining seats that he says he could sit on and “not move for a few hours before the show or after the show.”
He then showed off their custom coffee station, which they included because “coffee is very important.” Scotty then moved on to the bunks in the back, where he said friends and family or some of his band members could sleep. His son, Avery, even has in own little “crib” in one of the bunks where they can zip him up.
The family dog, Moose, even gets his own small crate where he can sleep. Above it says “Moose’s Lodge.”
Scotty ended his tour by joking, “It’s gonna be tough to get me to go play the show, now. I just wanna sit on this bus all day.”
We don’t blame him. It’s a nice bus! Check it out in Scotty’s video below.
