Walmart AMP officials have added four more concerts to the 2023 lineup in the past few days.
Nickelback
Rock band Nickelback will bring their Get Rollin’ Tour with Brantley Gilbert to the AMP on Thursday, July 20.
Tickets range from $40-$150 plus fees, and go on sale to the public at 10 a.m. on Friday, Jan. 27 (presales start on Jan. 24). Gates open at 5 p.m. and music starts at 6:30 p.m.
Eric Church
Country singer-songwriter Eric Church has added eight stops to his upcoming tour, including a show at the AMP on Thursday, July 27. Midland and Ray Wylie Hubbard will open the show.
Tickets range from $55-$169.75 plus fees, and go on sale to the public at 9 a.m. on Friday, Jan. 27 (presales start on Jan. 24). Gates open at 5:30 p.m. and music starts at 7 p.m.
Beck and Phoenix
Eight-time Grammy-winning artist Beck will perform at the AMP on Friday, Aug. 18 with Grammy-winning band Phoenix. Weyes Blood and Sir Chloe will open the show.
Tickets range from $45-$150 plus fees, and go on sale to the public at 10 a.m. on Friday, Jan. 27 (presales start on Jan. 24). Gates open at 4:30 p.m. and music starts at 5:45 p.m.
KIDZ BOP
KIDZ BOP will bring their 37-city Never Stop tour to the AMP on Saturday, Aug. 19.
Tickets range from $29.50-$59.50 plus fees, and go on sale to the public at noon on Friday, Jan. 27 (Citi credit card holders get presale access on Jan. 24). Gates open at 4:30 p.m. and music starts at 6 p.m.
AMP officials said the family-friendly show will feature new songs, choreography, special effects, and the return of the Daddy Dance Off, which gives dads a chance to show off their best dance moves on stage.
New for the 2023 season is the AMP’s $20 Premier Reserved Parking add-on, which guarantees a space in the parking lot across from the venue’s main entrance. A limited number spots will be available for most shows.
Purchase tickets and add-ons at amptickets.com, in person at either of the venue’s box offices, or by calling 479-443-5600.
AMP 2023 Schedule (so far)
April 21 – Walker Hayes / Ingrid Andress / BrelandApril 22 – Tyler Childers / Charley Crockett / Wayne Graham
May 5 – Parker McCollum / Larry Fleet
May 9 – Godsmack / I Prevail
May 23 – Dave Matthews Band
May 26 – Incubus / Coheed and Cambria
June 14 – Foo Fighters
June 17 – Avett Brothers / Gov’t Mule
June 23 – Matchbox Twenty / Matt Nathanson
June 29 – Willie Nelson / Margo Price / Flatland Cavalry / Particle Kid
July 11 – Fall Out Boy / Bring Me The Horizon / Royal & the Serpent / Carr
July 14 – Foreigner / Loverboy
July 15 – Snoop Dogg / Wiz Khalifa / Too $hort / Warren G / Berner
July 20 – Nickelback / Brantley Gilbert
July 27 – Eric Church / Midland / Ray Wylie Hubbard
July 28 – Lynyrd Skynyrd / ZZ Top / Uncle Kracker
July 29 – Disturbed / Breaking Benjamin / JINJER
Aug. 8 – Lana Del Rey
Aug. 10 – Luke Bryan / Chayce Beckham / Ashley Cooke / Jackson Dean
Aug. 14 – Boy George and Culture Club / Howard Jones / Berlin
Aug. 15 – Pantera / Lamb of God
Aug. 16 – Smashing Pumpkins / Interpol / Rival Sons
Aug. 18 – Beck / Phoenix
Aug. 19 – KIDZ BOP
Aug. 20 – Sam Hunt / Brett Young / Lily Rose
Aug. 24 – Jelly Roll / Struggle Jennings / Caitlynne Curtis / Josh Adam Meyers
Sept. 3 – Peso Pluma
Sept. 5 – 3 Doors Down / Candlebox
Sept. 11 – Tenacious D
Sept. 14 – Jason Aldean / Mitchell Tenpenny / Corey Kent / Dee Jay Silver
Sept. 26 – Queens of the Stone Age / Viagra Boys / Jehnny Beth
Sept. 29 – Koe Wetzel
Oct. 5 – Shinedown / Papa Roach / Spiritbox
Oct. 6 – Odesza / TOKiMONSTA / QRTR / OLAN
Oct. 10 – All-American Rejects / Get Up Kids / New Found Glory / Motion City Soundtrack
Oct 12 – Sting
