Country-pop superstar Maren Morris will bring her Dreamsicle Tour to the Pavilion at Ravinia in Highland Park on Friday, August 22, 2025. Known for blending the storytelling roots of country with pop, R&B, and soul influences, Morris has established herself as one of the most versatile voices in contemporary music. Fans at Ravinia can expect an evening filled with her powerful vocals and genre-spanning catalog.
The show is scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m., with Miya Folick opening the night. Gates will open for donors at 4:30 p.m. and for the general public at 5:00 p.m., giving attendees plenty of time to settle in and enjoy the Ravinia experience before the music starts.
Morris has been captivating audiences since the release of her breakout single My Church in 2016, earning multiple Grammy nominations and a Grammy win. Along the way, she has released hits like The Bones, Rich, and her smash collaboration with Zedd, The Middle. Her most recent work continues to showcase her growth as a songwriter and performer, making her upcoming Ravinia stop a highlight of the summer concert season.
The evening promises to be more than just a concert—Ravinia’s outdoor setting offers fans the chance to enjoy Morris’s music under the stars, surrounded by one of the most unique and scenic venues in the country. With tickets ranging from $54 to $125, this performance is accessible to a wide range of fans eager to see one of Nashville’s brightest stars live.
Maren Morris brought her RSVP Redux Tour to The Sylvee in Madison last summer, and the sold-out Saturday night crowd was treated to a performance that blended fan favorites, unexpected covers, and thoughtful moments that highlighted her growth as an artist. The tour itself was framed as a celebration of the five-year anniversary of her breakout Girl album, but in practice it felt more like a reflection on how far she has come since then—both musically and personally.
From the moment she opened with “RSVP” and “The Feels,” Morris had the audience locked in. Her voice carried a soulful edge that, as critics have noted throughout the tour, often lands just shy of a twang—straddling the line between country, pop, and singer-songwriter authenticity. The Sylvee’s intimate yet energetic setting gave her plenty of room to play with that dynamic. Songs like “The Tree” and “I Hope I Never Fall in Love,” which she performed alongside opener Delacey, brought the night’s most vulnerable moments, while her hits “Girl” and “My Church” reminded fans of the anthems that first put her on the map.
The setlist was cleverly constructed to balance personal storytelling with crowd-pleasing highlights. By the midpoint, Morris loosened things up with “Rich,” where she made one of the most talked-about changes of the tour. Instead of the original lyric referencing Diddy, she swapped in Dolly, a decision she’s made since Combs’s legal troubles came to light. The Madison crowd immediately picked up on the switch, cheering the homage to Dolly Parton, a beloved and unproblematic country icon. It was a subtle but powerful statement, one that aligned with Morris’s reputation for standing her ground and rewriting narratives in real time.
Later, she leaned into fan service by taking social media requests for “Drunk Girls Don’t Cry” and “Circles Around This Town,” proving she could make the cavernous room feel personal. A cover of Generation X’s “Dancing With Myself” added a dose of playfulness, and when she closed the main set with “The Bones” and “Cut!,” the night’s emotional range was on full display. Her encore brought everything full circle with the pop-leaning “The Middle,” the breezy “Shade,” and the nostalgic “80s Mercedes,” leaving the crowd on a high note.
Throughout the evening, Morris’s performance carried a sense of reinvention. She has been open about her complicated relationship with mainstream country, and at The Sylvee she seemed to lean further into her identity as an artist not confined to one lane. The show was polished yet personal, activist-minded yet fun, and above all a reminder of her singular talent. For Madison fans, it was a night that felt celebratory, communal, and quietly historic—one that showed why Maren Morris remains one of the most compelling voices in music today.
Avril Lavigne performs at the iHeartRadio Festival Daytime Stage on September 24, 2022 (Photo by Dan Garcia).
All good things must come to an end and thus this year’s iHeartRadio Music Festival came to a close on Saturday night after not one but three epic events blew fans away in Sin City over the weekend. And perhaps the best show of all three, Saturday nights performance at the T-Mobile arena welcome performances from superstars like Halsey, Luke Combs, Megan Thee Stallion and many more, putting an exclamation mark on an unforgettable weekend.
Check out our favorite performances from Night 2 of the stacked iHeartRadio Music Festival:
Halsey empowers crowd with “I am Not a Woman, I’m a God”
Halsey performs at Summerfest 2022 in Milwaukee, WI (Photo by Dan Garcia).
Halsey always delivers for her iHeartRadio fans and Saturday night’s set was no exception. Although she brought the hits like “Bad at Love” and “Without Me”, it was her awesome performance of “I am Not a Woman, I’m a God” that stood out the most.
Luke Combs closes set with “Beer Never Broke My Heart”
Luke Combs is the biggest name in country music right now. Not only is he touring the country at some of the biggest arenas, the “Beer Never Broke My Heart” singer has now hit stadium status and is performing at stadiums across the country in 2023, Combs gave a preview of what fans can expect for his tour with his iHeartRadio Festival performance of his mega hit.
Maren Morris duets with Hubby for “I Can’t Love You Anymore”
Maren Morris performs at the BMO Harris Pavilion in Milwaukee, WI on August 13, 2022 (Photo by Dan Garcia).
Maren Morris is a crossover queen with some of her addictive singles. Although she is certainly a country girl at heart, the “My Church” singer casts a wide net and has fans who favorite all sorts of genres. Morris surprised her Vegas fans on Saturday night when she brought out her husband, Ryan Hurd, for a duet of “I Can’t Love You Anymore”, just hours after he crushed it for the festivals Daytime Village.
Avril Lavigne Gets the Punk Kids Nostalgic with “Sk8er Boi”
It wasn’t just a phase, mom! Avril Lavigne took us back to a better time as she got fans nostalgic with her hit single, “Sk8er Boi”, one of the greatest pop punk classics of all time. Lavigne wasn’t only a highlight of Saturday night’s lineup but also at the Daytime Village earlier in the afternoon.
LL Cool J Closes 9-song set with “Mama Said Knock You Out”
LL Cool J performs at Lollapalooza in Chicago, IL on August 4, 2018 (Photo by Dan Garcia).
LL Cool J brought some old school hip-hop to Las Vegas with his iHeartRadio Festival performance. The rapper had one of the longer sets of the night and he ended his set with a classic, his record “Mama Said Knock You Out”.
Marcus Mumford Delivers Live Debut of “Better Off High”
Marcus Mumford is taking a small break from being the lead of Mumford & Sons and is hitting the road as a solo artist in support of his new solo LP. Mumford performed one of his first solo shows for the Las Vegas crowd on Saturday night, and treated fans to a live debut of his track “Better Off High”.
Megan Thee Stallion Brings Some “Thot S*** to the Sin City
Megan The Stallion performs at the 2021 Austin City Limits Music Festival in Austin, TX (Photo by Dan Garcia).
Megan Thee Stallion was twerking all night for the packed crowd at the T-Mobile arena, and of her many hits from the past couple years, she certainly won us over with her performance of “Thot S***”, one of the standouts from her 2021 album, Something for Thee Hotties.
Diddy Delivers Emotional Tribute to Biggie with “I’ll Be Missing You”
Diddy got us all tearing up during his career-spanning performance. The moment came as he paid tribute to the late-great Notorious B.I.G. when Diddy performed his 1997 single “I’ll Be Missing You”, certainly the biggest tear-jerker of the entire festival.
In support of her forthcoming LP, Humble Quest, which is currently set for a March 25th release, singer-songwriter Maren Morris has announced her 2022 headlining tour of the same name.
The “Humble Quest” tour will kick off on June 9th at Raleigh’s Red Hat Amphitheater and will make stops in Chicago, Milwaukee, Boston, New York, Philadelphia and many more, until the massive tour comes to a close at the end of the year. With upcoming performances at legendary venues like Red Rocks, festival performances throughout the country, and even a performance at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena, this is set to be a big year for the “My Church” singer.
Fans can visit Maren Morris’ official website for tickets and more information.
Check out dates and locations for Maren Morris’ forthcoming 2022 tour below.
Maren Morris is on top of the world right now. After taking home the night’s biggest award, for Album of the Year at the Country Music Awards, Maren Morris wrapped up her huge Girl: The World Tour with a couple final dates in the Midwest, including a big performance at The Rave in Milwaukee, WI.
No stranger to Milwaukee’s historic venue, Maren Morris’ weekend performance was her biggest in Milwaukee to date. From her co-headlining show with Jon Pardi to her opening set for Keith Urban at the Bradley Center, Maren Morris has delivered a number of memorable performances in Milwaukee. The “My Church” singer added to that list of great performances on Friday night.
Kicking off her performance with her newest album’s title track, Morris performed the majority of her critically acclaimed album, Girl, as well as many stand outs from her debut album Hero, and even a couple entertaining covers as well. Maren also treated fans to a special solo performance of “Crowded Table”, one of the Grammy winning singer’s collaborations with her new country supergroup, The Highwomen.
From start to finish, the expecting mother and emerging country superstar showed us again how she is one of the best entertainers in music today. While it’s unclear when Maren Morris will make her next visit to Milwaukee, since needless to say she will be very busy in the next couple years, fans can’t wait to welcome her back.
Check out our favorite photos from Maren Morris’ Milwaukee tour stop below.
Bonnaroo sold out in 2019 and with great reason! With performances from names like Post Malone, Phish, Childish Gambino, Cardi B and more, there was something for everyone at The Farm.
Showing love to Tennessee being the country hub of the world, Bonnaroo also hosted great performances from some of the most exciting names in country music. At the top of that list was Maren Morris, who performed some of her biggest hits and cuts from her new album, Girl.
Check out our photos from Maren Morris’ Bonnaroo performance below.
If a huge headlining tour wasn’t keeping her busy enough, Maren Morris has announced the release of her next project. In partnership with Apple Music, Morris will release a brand new EP, titled Maren Morris: Reimagined.
The upcoming EP will be available on Apple Music on May 31 and will feature reworked acoustic renditions of three of her biggest hits, alongside producer Dave Cobb. About working with Cobbs, Morris says:
“I think the mark of a good song is you can rearrange it up and it still is a very defining song. Dave you know, his production is so–rootsy and very soulful and Americana and he just understands that sound so intensely. I love the way it turned out.”
While we all wait for the new EP, check out some of our photos from opening night of Maren Morris’ current headlining tour below.
Maren Morris is currently traveling the country for her sold-out Girl: The World Tour in support of her brand new sophomore album. And hours ago Maren surprised fans by announcing new dates to the headlining tour, which kicked off a month ago in Chicago.
In addition to her currently announced dates, the ‘Rich’ singer has added performances at the historic Greek Theatre, The Rave in Milwaukee and a show in San Luis Obispo, CA. Tickets will go on sale this Friday, April 5th at 10AM (local time) with a Citi card member pre-sale beginning on April 2nd.
Check out the full dates for the Girl: The World Tour below.
Just a day removed from the release of her highly anticipated sophomore album, Girl, country pop singer-songwriter Maren Morris kicked off her headlining Girl: The World Tour in Chicago at the city’s beautiful Riviera Theatre on Saturday night. Joined by country music’s Cassadee Pope, the all-girl tour also touched down one day after the celebrated International Women’s Day.
Moments ago, country music’s Maren Morris stepped off stage at Chicago’s Riviera Theatre after a memorable opening night performance for the “Rich” singer’s Girl: The World Tour. Performing cuts from her brand new sophomore LP, Girl, which released Friday via Columbia Nashville, as well as tracks from her debut album and her mega-successful Zedd-collab “The Middle”, Morris delivered a great set for the sold-out crowd.
With an opening performance from the punk-pop turned country, Cassadee Pope, fans were in for a treat from the moment the house lights turned off until Morris waved goodbye to her Windy City crowd. Chicago is already counting down the days until both singers return to the city for Chicago’s annual Country LakeShake Festival on Friday, June 21st.
Check out our photos from opening night of Maren Morris’ Girl: The World Tour below.
The Early Registration 