Drew Baldridge Brings Farm Faith Family To Life With Three Free Farm Shows

Drew Baldridge performing at Staheli Farm in Washington, Utah

Drew Baldridge has taken his new album straight to the source. The country singer has spent recent weeks hosting free shows on three farms across the United States, bringing the themes of his latest record, Farm Faith Family, to the people and places that inspired it.

The idea started on social media. Baldridge asked fans to nominate their own farms for a special visit to celebrate the album, and the call drew thousands of responses.

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From those nominations he picked three. He played By Faith Farm in Joelton, Tennessee, Wild Rose Ranch in Redfield, Iowa, and Staheli Farm in Washington, Utah.

It is the kind of grassroots move that has become something of a trademark for Baldridge. His fanbase, now more than 4 million followers across social media, has been built from the ground up, going back to his 2021 Baldridge and Bonfire Tour.

By Faith Farm in Joelton, TN.
By Faith Farm in Joelton, TN.

Speaking about the farm shows, Baldridge said: “Farm Faith Family is about the things that matter most to me, and so much of that comes back to the people and places that shaped who I am.”

“When I asked fans to nominate their farms, I never expected the response we got. Getting to show up in these communities, play some songs and spend time with the people who support my music is what it’s all about. These are the places and people that inspired this album, so getting to bring it to life right there with them means a lot to me.”

The farm visits are only part of the plan. Baldridge has pledged to play nine free shows for fans in total, and six more are still to come.

Staheli Farm in Washington, UT - Photo Credit Riley Mays
Staheli Farm in Washington, UT – Photo Credit Riley Mays

Over the coming months he will perform at churches and weddings, keeping the focus on the sense of community that runs through the new album.

Farm Faith Family is out now. The 16-track project leans into the three themes in its title, which have long been at the heart of Baldridge’s songwriting.

There is plenty happening further afield too. On November 15, Baldridge will sing the national anthem at the NFL game between the New England Patriots and the Detroit Lions in Munich, Germany.

He will then return to this side of the Atlantic in the new year for a run of 2027 UK and European dates.

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The tour opens on February 23 at Whelan’s in Dublin, before heading to Belfast, Glasgow, Birmingham, Manchester and London. Baldridge then moves on to mainland Europe, with shows in Cologne, Rotterdam and Berlin, including two appearances at C2C Festival.

Drew Baldridge 2027 UK and European tour dates:

23 February – Whelan’s – Dublin, IE
24 February – Limelight – Belfast, UK
26 February – Saint Luke’s – Glasgow, UK
27 February – O2 Institute 2 – Birmingham, UK
28 February – Manchester Academy 2 – Manchester, UK
2 March – The Garage – London, UK
4 March – Club Bahnhof Ehrenfeld – Cologne, DE
6 March – Rotterdam Ahoy – Rotterdam, NL*
7 March – Uber Eats Music Hall – Berlin, DE*
*C2C Festival appearances

The new album follows the biggest moment of Baldridge’s career so far. His single “She’s Somebody’s Daughter” was certified Platinum by the RIAA and reached No. 1 on the Country Aircheck/Mediabase chart and No. 3 on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart.

That success made him the only self-funded artist to debut at No. 1 on Mediabase, and the highest-charting independent artist in the history of Billboard’s Country Airplay chart.

The song has racked up more than 2 billion streams and impressions, and the Nashville Songwriters Association International named it one of its “10 Songs I Wish I’d Written”.

Wild Rose Ranch in Redfield, IA
Wild Rose Ranch in Redfield, IA

Baldridge has spent much of 2026 on the road, headlining his Farm Faith Family Tour and joining Cody Johnson and Luke Bryan on select dates.

He has also toured Australia, the UK and Europe, both as a headliner and as the opening act for Jelly Roll, and has picked up industry recognition along the way. He was named a CRS New Faces of Country Music honoree and MusicRow’s 2025 Independent Artist of the Year.

With the farm shows done, more free performances lined up and a return to UK stages in February, Baldridge is keeping his promise to take his music directly to the fans.

Farm Faith Family is out now and available here. For more information, visit drewbaldridgemusic.com.

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