The Highway Finds Tour is the first ever country tour initiative by SiriusXM’s “The Highway” and will include stops in Boston, New York, Nashville, Chicago and more.

“This will be our fourth consecutive spring headline tour, but I can already tell this one is going to be on another level,” said Moakler. “Between 'The Highway'’s support, a brand new album, and two great opening acts, I think these are going to be our most exciting shows to date. I can’t wait to get out and connect with all of our listeners, both new and old!”

Moakler has had success with back-to-back hits, “Suitcase” and “Love Drunk.” The “in-demand artist” (Taste of Country) has also landed on more than 20 “artist to watch” lists including CMT, Huffington Post, Nashville Lifestyles, Rolling Stone Country and more. His energetic 60+-minute set will include SiriusXM favorites, as well as new music from his soon-to-be-announced, forthcoming album due later this year.

“We’re extremely excited to announce The Highway Finds Tour, as an excellent opportunity to showcase these tremendous talents!," said J.R. Schumann, Senior Director, Music Programming, SiriusXM. "As we continue our commitment to discovering and breaking new artists, this tour is a natural extension. This is going to be a lot of fun!”

Last summer Moakler joined Billy Currington and Kelsea Ballerini on the Summer Forever Tour. He was then tapped as direct support on Old Dominion’s Meat and Candy Tour through the end of 2016.

The Pittsburgh native moved to Nashville in 2006 to pursue a career in music and has since established himself as a prominent songwriter, penning numerous songs recorded by artists like Jake Owen, Ben Rector and, most recently, Dierks Bentley with his chart success and title track, “Riser.”

For more information on Steve Moakler, visit:

www.stevemoakler.com

The Highway Finds Tour dates are as follows:

Thurs., March 16         Charlotte, N.C.                        The Underground

Fri., March 17             Rome, Ga.                               Brewhouse Music and Grille

Sat., March 18             Bowling Green, Kent.             Warehouse at MT. Victor

Wed., March 22          Cleveland, Ohio                       House of Blues

Thurs., March 23         Detroit, Mich.                         The Shelter

Fri., March 24             Warrendale, Pa.                       Jergel’s Rhythm Grille

Sat., March 25             Lancaster, Pa.                          Chameleon Club

Wed., April 5               Knoxville, Tenn.                      The Concourse

Thurs., April 6             Chattanooga, Tenn.                  Revelry Room

Fri., April 7                  Tifton, Ga.                               The Gin

Thurs., April 13           Austin, Texas                           Antone’s

Fri., April 14                Houston, Texas                       House of Blues

Sat., April 15               Dallas, Texas                           House of Blues

Fri., April 21                Columbia, Mo.                        Rose Music Hall

Sat., April 22               Omaha, Neb.                           Bourbon Saloon Omaha

Sun., April 23              Denver, Colo.                          Marquis Theater

Thurs., May 4              Springfield, Ill.                        Boondocks

Fri., May 5                  Minneapolis, Minn.                 Triple Rock            

Sat., May 6                  Madison, Wisc.                       High Noon Saloon

Wed., May 10             Asbury Park, N.J.                    The Wonderbar

Thurs., May 11            Boston, Mass.                         Brighton Music

Fri., May 12                New York, N.Y.                       Gramercy Theatre

Sat., May 13                Philadelphia, Pa.                     The Foundry

Thurs., May 18            Nashville, Tenn.                      Cannery Ballroom

Fri., May 19                Louisville, Kent.                      Baxter’s 942

Sat., May 20                Chicago, Ill.                             Joe’s on Weed Street