Cody Jinks Launches 2027 Tour With Four Tickets For $100

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Cody Jinks and his band, The Tonedeaf Hippies, announced the first 14 dates of the 2027 Working Man Tour, designed to make concerts more affordable through venue-specific food and drink specials and, where available, four tickets for $100 to $150. The tour begins Feb. 3 in Hollywood, Florida, and includes two nights at Billy Bob’s Texas in Fort Worth; Jinks will also play Macon City Auditorium on Feb. 7. General ticket sales are scheduled for Nov. 13. The tour announcement comes alongside news of Jinks’ 12th studio album, And, Again, due Feb. 26, 2027.

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