Phil Vandel Tickets

Meet Phil Vandel, the longtime frontman and guitarist whose roots run deep in the Midwest’s country and roots-rock scene. As former lead singer/guitarist of the Dixie Cadillacs, Phil helped shape a sound that blends country storytelling with rock-edged guitars. In 2021, his contributions to the Kansas music community were recognized with induction into the Kansas Music Hall of Fame, a testament to his enduring influence and live performance prowess.

Phil released his solo project Bad Habit in 2016 on Little Faith Records, featuring tracks that fans still replay, such as Zebco 33, Heaven's A Small Town, Again Someday, and America Salutes You. Earlier singles like Zebco 33 (2014) and Who Am I (2019) highlight his knack for storytelling and melodic hooks. Today, Phil continues to tour, captivating audiences with his raw honesty, skilled guitar work, and distinctive vocal delivery.

Whether you’re catching him in intimate venues or larger festival-style setups, Phil Vandel’s shows are built on a straightforward promise: a memorable, no-fuss live experience where the music speaks for itself. Here on this page, you’ll find a detailed biography, highlighted discography, and a calendar of upcoming 2025 tour dates designed to help you secure your seats with ease.

Upcoming 2025 tour highlights include Olde Glory Days in Clinton, MO on July 3, KC Live! in Kansas City on July 25, Margaritaville Lake Resort Osage Beach, MO on August 24, and the Guitars & Cadillacs events on November 7–8. For each show, we’ve gathered location details, proximity to major cities, and practical information to help you plan your visit. Follow Phil Vandel’s official channels for the latest news and exclusive updates: philvandel.com, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Apple Music, and Spotify links are listed there with direct access to his profiles.

Pro tip: secure your seats early through our easy, no-fuss booking process. We’re your connection to tickets, and we’ve got you covered with reliable support from first click to the final chorus. If you’re new to Phil’s music, start with the standout tracks from Bad Habit and his singles to get a feel for the live experience that fans come back for.