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Thomas Rhett Closes Out National Tour With Saturday Show in Downtown Omaha

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Published on October 20, 2026
Thomas Rhett Closes Out National Tour With Saturday Show in Downtown OmahaSource: Bohao Zhao / Wikimedia Commons

Thomas Rhett is coming back to downtown Omaha, and this time he's bringing the whole tour bus to a stop. The country superstar performs at the CHI Health Center at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026, closing out a run of shows that has crisscrossed the country since summer.

A Grand Finale on the Missouri Riverfront

The Omaha date marks the final U.S. stop on Rhett's 24-date "The Soundtrack to Life Tour," according to CHI Health Center Omaha, which launched in Nashville back in July. The show caps a run that has carried Rhett through amphitheaters and arenas nationwide.

Opening acts for the Omaha stop include rising country artist Zach John King and Opry performer Emily Ann Roberts, who picked up 2026 CMA and ACM New Artist nominations this year, per Country Central. Roberts split her year between opening for Rhett and Cody Johnson while also headlining her own tour, the outlet notes.

The Arena's Name Change

In 2018, CenturyLink Center Omaha was set to receive a new name, as reported by Pollstar News.

The arena can hold up to 18,975 people.

A Country Career

Rhett arrives in Omaha as a country star.

Over his career, Rhett has racked up more than 16 billion global streaming plays, five Grammy nominations, and eight Academy of Country Music Awards, including Entertainer of the Year in 2020, per Soundcharts. He has also released solo albums.

Tickets, Charity, and Entry Rules

For every ticket sold across the tour, $0.50 is donated to Love One International, a nonprofit that supports medical care and family preservation for children in Uganda, according to the Iowa Events Center. Venue policies at CHI Health Center permit clear, uncolored plastic bags; opaque clutch-sized purses or wallets must be no larger than 4.5 by 6.5 inches. The venue prohibits weapons, outside food, laser pointers, and cameras with detachable lenses 3.5 inches or larger.

Hoodline previously previewed Rhett's Sacramento tour stop ahead of its Oct. 3 date in September. Saturday's show gives Omaha fans a chance to see Rhett perform at the downtown arena.