Billy Currington with Special Guest Clayton Mullen
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DECATUR, IL – The Devon Lakeshore Amphitheater and Live Nation are excited to announce Country Artist and Songwriter, Billy Currington, coming to the Devon on September 7th, 2025.
This show IS NOT included in the 2025 Devon season ticket package.
Tickets for this show will go on sale 10 a.m., January 17 at devonamphitheater.com
Ticket pricing:
Standing Pit - $79.50
Reserved - $69.50
Terrace - $59.50
Lawn - $39.50
(plus applicable fees)
ABOUT BILLY CURRINGTON
Blessed with an easy touch and a fondness for chill vibes, Billy Currington carved out a distinctive place for himself within the contemporary country firmament of the 2000s and 2010s. Currington had his first number one Billboard Country Airplay hit -- the slow-burning, soulful "Must Be Doin' Something Right" -- in 2005 long before the rise of bro-country, but his fondness for good times, beer, and good ol' boys pointed the way toward the sensibility of the 2010s, if not quite the sound. His long streak of chart-toppers showcased a singer as comfortable with a wry story (2006's "Good Directions," 2009's "People Are Crazy") as he was with a glossy love song (2014's "Don't It," which shouldn't be confused with his 2008 hit "Don't"), and he had the sensitivity and humor to make both styles sound convincing. As his career stretched into a second decade, he started to incorporate hints of sleek modern production -- the 2016 chart-topper "It Don't Hurt Liked It Used To" crystalized this evolution -- without losing his signature laid-back style. He released his seventh album, Intuition, in 2021, and kept the momentum going in 2023 with the laid-back "City Don't."
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This show IS NOT included in the 2025 Devon season ticket package.
Tickets for this show will go on sale 10 a.m., January 17 at devonamphitheater.com
Ticket pricing:
Standing Pit - $79.50
Reserved - $69.50
Terrace - $59.50
Lawn - $39.50
(plus applicable fees)
ABOUT BILLY CURRINGTON
Blessed with an easy touch and a fondness for chill vibes, Billy Currington carved out a distinctive place for himself within the contemporary country firmament of the 2000s and 2010s. Currington had his first number one Billboard Country Airplay hit -- the slow-burning, soulful "Must Be Doin' Something Right" -- in 2005 long before the rise of bro-country, but his fondness for good times, beer, and good ol' boys pointed the way toward the sensibility of the 2010s, if not quite the sound. His long streak of chart-toppers showcased a singer as comfortable with a wry story (2006's "Good Directions," 2009's "People Are Crazy") as he was with a glossy love song (2014's "Don't It," which shouldn't be confused with his 2008 hit "Don't"), and he had the sensitivity and humor to make both styles sound convincing. As his career stretched into a second decade, he started to incorporate hints of sleek modern production -- the 2016 chart-topper "It Don't Hurt Liked It Used To" crystalized this evolution -- without losing his signature laid-back style. He released his seventh album, Intuition, in 2021, and kept the momentum going in 2023 with the laid-back "City Don't."
Get Tickets
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