For his second headlining tour, Jon Pardi has recruited friends he’s known since before they all had record deals. Brothers Osborne will join the “Drinkin’ With Me” singer on his All Time High Tour, presented by Texas Roadhouse, with a string of 18 dates starting October 8th in San Diego.

“Out of all the tours I’ve been fortunate to be a part of, this one is especially exciting because we’ve been building towards this moment for a while. I have been buddies with TJ and John [Osborne] since moving to Nashville, and we have talked about touring together for years,” Pardi writes in a statement. “It’s finally here and going to be a blast.”

In addition to playing hits such as “Up All Night” and “Missin’ You Crazy,” Pardi will use the shows as road tests for new music he’s plotting for his second album. His follow-up to 2014’s Write You a Song LP is expected in the coming months. The singer-songwriter is tiding fans over between records with his new The B-Sides EP, with six songs he recorded but that didn’t make the cut for his debut album, including the country-to-the-core “Back on the Backroads.”

Brothers Osborne will finally release their debut album early next year, keeping the momentum going from their self-titled EP, which has so far yielded the infectious “Rum” and guitar-driven current hit, “Stay a Little Longer.” While the Maryland-born siblings will be fresh off an opening gig on Darius Rucker’s tour, Pardi will begin his headlining run after opening shows for fellow country traditionalist Alan Jackson.

Tickets for the All Time High Tour go on sale August 28th at www.JonPardi.com, with an exclusive presale for the singer’s fan club members opening August 26th.

Jon Pardi’s All Time High Presented by Texas Roadhouse Tour Dates:

October 8 – San Diego, CA @ House of Blues                     

October 9 – Anaheim, CA @ House of Blues                     

October 15 – Orlando, FL @ House of Blues                     

November 7 – Cincinnati, OH @ Bogart’s

November 21 – Myrtle Beach, SC @ House of Blues                     

December 17 – Washington, DC @ Fillmore          

December 18 – New York, NY @ Irving Plaza                            

January 7 – Indianapolis, IN @ Egyptian Room                      

January 8 – Cleveland, OH @ House of Blues            

January 9 – Detroit, MI @ St. Andrew’s Hall

January 14 – Boston, MA @ House of Blues         

January 15 – Philadelphia, PA @ Theatre of Living Arts  

January 16 – Huntington, NY @ Paramount                   

January 22 – Houston, TX @ House of Blues      

January 23 – Dallas, TX @ House of Blues         

January 28  – Greensboro, NC @ Cone Denim Entertainment Center

January 29 – Charlotte, NC @ Fillmore  

January 30 – Raleigh, NC @ The Ritz