Alison Krauss Kicks Off ARCADIA Tour at Walmart AMP
Grammy winner lights up Rogers with fiddle rich roots and blend of new and timeless songs!
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Alison Krauss, the multi-GRAMMY-winning bluegrass star, will bring her ARCADIA Tour 2025 to the Walmart AMP in Rogers, Arkansas. Fans can expect an intimate evening of fiddle-driven melodies, vocal harmonies and selections from her latest collection. For full show and ticket information visit AlisonKrauss.com 📷 by @buford.jpeg
Tour Lands In Rogers, Arkansas
On April 12, Krauss and Union Station take the stage at the $45-million outdoor amphitheater, showcasing material from her acclaimed ARCADIA album alongside deep cuts from across her 30-year catalog. The Instagram post accompanying the announcement features Krauss in a dark jacket under stage lights, fiddle at the ready, as she waves to an enthusiastic crowd. Organizers note that doors open at 6:30 p.m. with the main set beginning at 7:30 p.m.
Bluegrass Legacy And Grammy Record
Alison Krauss burst onto the scene as a teenager in 1987 and has since amassed 27 Grammy Awards—more than any other female artist. A fiddler, mandolinist and singer, she’s earned praise for fusing traditional bluegrass with pop sensibilities. Her work with Union Station produced landmark albums like “So Long So Wrong” and “Paper Airplane.” According to her biography, Krauss holds the record for the most wins in the Best Country Collaboration With Vocals category and remains a torchbearer for roots music.
More Stops On The Arcadia Route
While Rogers marks a highlight, the tour has already rolled through several major venues:
• St. Louis Music Park in Maryland Heights, Missouri. A recent Instagram snapshot captured Krauss mid-stride, fiddle raised during a stirring performance of “When You Say Nothing at All.” (See https://www.instagram.com/p/DJ2M2qJy1nu/)
• First Security Amphitheater in Little Rock, Arkansas, where she delivered a heartfelt tribute to Dolly Parton with “Jolene.”
• The Criterion in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, where backstage photos show Krauss surrounded by founding members Mike Harman and John Pennell, a nod to her 1988 debut with Union Station, “Two Highways.”
• Orpheum Theatre in Memphis, Tennessee, where patrons praised the seamless blend of vintage material and her fresh ARCADIA tracks.
Each stop features local support acts and a production design that highlights Krauss’s minimalist aesthetic—wooden risers, warm spotlights and classic country signage.
Fans are encouraged to follow @alisonkrauss on Instagram for behind-the-scenes glimpses and real-time updates. Previous Posts include a backstage shot with fiddler Sidney Cox in Little Rock and highlights from the Country Music Hall of Fame exhibit opening for Dolly Parton.
The ARCADIA Tour celebrates Krauss’s first major outing since her 2022 collaborative album with Robert Plant, spotlighting her relentless drive to innovate within an enduring tradition.
Whether you’re a longtime devotee or a newcomer drawn by her reputation, Krauss’s Walmart AMP show promises to be a night of musicianship, storytelling and the kind of down-home warmth that has defined her career.
Catch Alison Krauss live in Rogers, Arkansas—tickets are available now at AlisonKrauss.com.
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