
Shaboozey's 2026 South Side Ballroom Show in Dallas, Texas: Everything You Need To Know
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SHABOOZEY'S 2026 ‘OUTLAWS NEVER DIE ’ TOUR - DALLAS, TEXAS
When: Saturday, September 21th, 2026
Where: South Side Ballroom
Who are the Openers: Brittney Spencer
What is Shaboozey Expected to Perform:
Taken from Shaboozey's set at Arizona Financial Theatre, Phoenix, Arizona , on September 8th, 2026
- Til Sunday
- High Noon
- Drink Don't Need No Mix
- Bounty on My Head
- Drunk
- If I Was an Outlaw
- Amen
- Good News
- Burn it Down
- Cowgirl
- Lone Survivor
Encore
- A Bar Song (Tipsy)
When Do Doors Open: 7.00pm
When Does the First Opener Perform: 8.00pm
What Time Does Shaboozey Take the Stage: Expected around 9.00pm
Where Can I Buy Tickets: Shaboozey 2026 Tickets
Shaboozey has kicked off his Outlaws Never Die tour this September and is bringing the high-energy show to Texas for one night at Dallas' Southside Ballroom. With tour-friend, Brittney Spencer, the pair will treat fans to a night of outlaw hits this Saturday, September 12th, 2026.
The Virginia native runs this tour off the back of his 2026 album, The Outlaw Cherie Lee & Other Western Tales, which was released July 31st. His opening night in Phoenix had fans hooked on every word for the duration of his western infused show.
The Outlaws Never Die setlist will not disappoint, with Shaboozey's infamous high-energy delivery driving home even the ballads of the night. A combination of his two most recent albums, The Outlaw Cherie Lee and Where I've Been Isn't Where I'm Going, Shaboozey has curated a setlist that takes fans on a journey through the wild wild west. 'Til Sunday' and 'If I Was An Outlaw' will satisfy those who are fans of his new stuff, whereas tracks like 'Amen' and 'Good News' will scratch the itch for his more mainstream fans. And of course, his award winning 'A Bar Song (Tipsy)' will round off the night, sending fans home in the best mood.
Fans showed up in their best outlaw-themed outfits for night one, with neckerchiefs, ruffle skirts, fringe, cowboy hats and boots and of course, the iconic Sheriff's badge. In return, they witnessed Shaboozey put on a legendary performance, complete with visuals that would be at home in a feature film. The whole evening, from the very first note, is Shaboozey's art, crafted into a magnificent 90 minute set.
For parking on the night, head to Gilley’s Dallas parking area and an onsite attendant will be able to direct you to General Parking or VIP Parking. There is no pre-paid parking option at Gilleys.
Public transportation is encouraged and fans can use the Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) and get off at Cedars Station on the Red Line. This is a short walk, under ten minutes, from the venue.
The designated Rideshare drop off zone is right outside the venue on Botham Jean Boulevard.
Fans are encouraged to leave plenty of time to get to the event, as traffic is expected to be congested in the roads immediately around the venue.
South Side Ballroom employs a clear bag policy, stating that bags that are clear and smaller than 12" x 6" x 12" are permitted along with non-clear, single compartment clutch bags that are smaller than 6" x 9".
Shaboozey's incredible Outlaws Never Die tour stop at the South Side Ballroom is set to be an unforgettable night, all that's left to do is enjoy it!





