After a grueling year and a half focused on battling cancer, singer-songwriter and SiriusXM radio personality Dallas Wayne is hitting the road again—and his first stop carries deep personal meaning. On Sunday, November 15, 2026, at 7:00 p.m., Wayne will perform an evening of songs and stories at the Blue Strawberry in St. Louis, the city where his professional music career first began.
Singer-Songwriter, SiriusXM radio personality returns to touring after cancer battle
“Listening rooms are my favorite places to play because they foster an intimate connection with the audience – much like the relationship with our radio listeners on SiriusXM Willie’s Roadhouse and Outlaw Country,” said Dallas Wayne. “Playing the Blue Strawberry will be extra special because I grew up in Missouri. In fact, my first professional music gigs were in St. Louis, and I look forward to connecting with old friends there.”
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“After a year and a half focused on battling cancer, it’s a real pleasure to be able to hit the road again now that I’m in remission,” added Wayne.
For tickets and information, visit: www.bluestrawberrystl.com.
About Dallas Wayne
According to No Depression, “Dallas Wayne continues to write songs that better-known players in the world of country music should bow before.” His most recent album Coldwater, Tennessee was released on the BFD/Audium Nashville label with distribution via Sony Orchard. Produced by Buddy Cannon, this album of original tunes includes several co-writes with long-time collaborator Robbie Fulks, along with the heartbreaking ballad “He Even Brought Her Flowers,” which Dallas co-wrote with Hall of Fame songwriters Buddy Cannon and Whisperin’ Bill Anderson.
Throughout his 50-year career, Dallas has performed across North America and Europe. He has released 13 albums of his own, and performed on various compilation and band projects including Heybale, The TwangBangers, and a Grammy-nominated Special Consensus bluegrass album.
In addition to performing his own music, Dallas can be heard on SiriusXM Radio at Willie’s Roadhouse (channel 61) weekdays from noon to 6 p.m. Eastern and Sunday from 10 a.m. to noon. In 2015, Dallas was inducted into the Texas Country Music Hall of Fame, and in 2026 he was inducted into the North America Country Music Assoc. International Hall of Fame, receiving the Living Legend award.
Dallas currently lives in Bristol, Tennessee, the ”Birthplace of Country Music.” Follow Dallas on Facebook @DallasWaynefanpage, Instagram @Dallas.Wayne, YouTube @DallasWayneMusic, X @Dallas_Wayne and Spotify. For a complete discography, biography, photos and more, visit www.dallaswayne.com.
Jo Albers
Dallas Wayne Productions
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Why it matters: Dallas Wayne’s return to live performance after a serious health battle is a testament to resilience—and a reminder that intimate listening rooms like Blue Strawberry offer unique connections between artists and audiences. For fans of authentic country storytelling, this show represents not just a concert, but a celebration of recovery and a career that spans five decades.
