Brooks & Dunn will ride again in 2023. The legendary country duo have announced 17 new dates on their Reboot Tour, which originally kicked off in 2021 and continued into 2022.

The new string of shows is a direct result of fan demand, and the enthusiasm that concertgoers have shown at Brooks & Dunn's recent tour stops.

"Last year, you all reminded us just how much fun it is to walk out on that stage and share the night with ya! We love what we do, but we're just surfing your wave...can't wait!" bandmate Kix Brooks says in a statement.

"The Brooks & Dunn posse rides again," adds Ronnie Dunn. "More excited to hit the big stage as we have ever been! Unbelievable band of friends...annnnnd YOU! Together, let's rock the house!!"

The party starts on May 4 in Kansas City, Mo., and it'll continue into mid-June. The Reboot Tour takes its name from Brooks & Dunn's 2019 Reboot album, which saw the duo recasting some of their biggest hits with help from an array of A-Listers from the country genre's younger set. Fittingly, Brooks & Dunn have always taken younger hitmakers along for the ride on their Reboot Tour, and that trend will continue in 2023: Scotty McCreery is joining the lineup as a special guest.

"Having been a huge fan of their music all my life, going out on the road with Kix and Ronnie is a dream come true for me," McCreery explains. "I can't wait for this tour to begin!"

Tickets to the 2023 Reboot Tour dates go on sale to the general public on Friday (Jan. 27), and various VIP upgrades will be available. See the duo's website for further details.

Brooks & Dunn's 2023 Reboot Tour Dates:

May 4 -- Kansas City, Mo. @ T- Mobile Center

May 5 -- Oklahoma City, Okla. @ Paycom Center

May 6 -- Ft. Worth, Texas @ Dickies Arena

May 11 -- Lexington, Ky. @ Rupp Arena

May 12 -- Pittsburgh, Penn. @ PPG Paints Arena

May 13 -- Buffalo, N.Y. @ KeyBank Center

May 18 -- Birmingham, Ala. @ Legacy Arena at The BJCC

May 19 -- Biloxi, Miss. @ Mississippi Coast Coliseum

May 20 -- Little Rock, Ark. @ Simmons Bank Arena

June 1 -- Omaha, Ne. @ CHI Health Center

June 2 -- Sioux Falls, S.D. @ Denny Sanford PREMIER Center

June 3 -- St. Paul, Minn. @ Xcel Energy Center

June 8 -- Duluth, Ga. @ Gas South Arena+

June 10 -- Orlando, FL – Amway Center

June 15 -- Mt. Pleasant, Mich. @ Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort*

June 16 -- Columbus, Ohio @ Nationwide Arena

June 17 -- Greensboro, N.C. @ Greensboro Coliseum

*Not a Live Nation Date

+On Sale Friday, February 3

Here Are the Best 90s Country Songs, Including Brooks & Dunn:

See 50 Essential '90s Country Songs

Toby Keith, "Should've Been a Cowboy"

Of course country music's most played song of the '90s is part of this essential '90s country songs list. Toby Keith's "Should've Been a Cowboy" is timeless in a strange kind of way. While not the most universal story, fans appreciated the colorful characters he refers to.

Wynonna, "No One Else On Earth"

This massive 1992 hit for Wynonna is still the one she closes concerts with. It's an all-time great song with clean vocals, a precise message and horns! For many, this is a definitive '90s jam.

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Sawyer Brown, "Thank God for You"

Do yourself a favor and watch the music video for Sawyer Brown's "Thank God for You" and thank us later. Through a modern lens there is something date rape-y about the plot, but instead of taking advantage of the two beauties seated in his warehouse apartment, the group decides to play music and sing. The push broom sequence is classic. Mark Miller pays homage to Michael Jackson at the end.

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Lonestar, "Amazed"

Lonestar's biggest hit was released just a few weeks before the '90s ended, so we're counting it! "Amazed" was a massive crossover. In fact, it's a rare country song that hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

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Chely Wright, "Single White Female"

Chely Wright's biggest hit leaned into the female empowerment themes superstars like the Dixie Chicks and Shania Twain cultivated in the late '90s and early '00s. The pop-friendly country love song finds a woman working up the courage to make a move on a single man.

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Joe Diffie, "Pickup Man"

It's essential Joe Diffie, who is himself an essential '90s country artist. Through the lens of hindsight there's clearly something pre-bro country about a message that all it takes to pick a woman up (metaphorically) is a pickup truck.

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Rick Trevino, "Bobbie Ann Mason"

Texas-raised Rick Trevino notched a couple '90s hits, but "Bobbie Ann Mason" is the most essential. The song is about a high school crush — simple, catchy and performed with a little attitude. Guitar licks, piano and percussion fill out the organic production. The '90s were a time that pre-dated synth.

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Ricochet, "Daddy's Money"

"She's got her daddy's money, her mama's good looks / More laughs than a stack of comic books," Ricochet sing to begin the chorus of their biggest hit "Daddy's Money." It's pretentious to think our modern version of country music is more complicated or sophisticated than this, but it's been a long time since someone sang about comic books.

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Tim McGraw, "Indian Outlaw"

McGraw's first hit single is often accused of being racially insensitive. It's difficult to judge a song by modern standards, but it's safe to say that nothing like this would ever end up on the radio today. "Indian Outlaw" is reflective of a less politically correct time in country America, to say the least.

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Michael Peterson, "Drink, Swear, Steal & Lie"

Michael Peterson was a late '90s two-hit wonder, but this mix of pop production and twang is the more essential of his best known songs. "I want to drink from your loving cup," he sings to begin the chorus. That was a thing people said 20 years ago!

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Mary Chapin Carpenter, "Passionate Kisses"

"Passionate Kisses" earned Carpenter one of her five Grammy Awards. The uptempo country song brought enormous crossover potential, following up on the success women like Wynonna had one year earlier. This song still sounds fresh today.

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Daryle Singletary, "Too Much Fun"

While not a chart-topper, "Too Much Fun" is '90s country hitmaker Daryle Singletary's longest-lasting hit song. "Too much fun, what's that mean / It's like too much money, there's no such thing," he sings. Country music in the mid '90s may have relied on a more blue collar sound, but it wasn't afraid of excess.

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Patty Loveless, "I Try to Think About Elvis"

Patty Loveless is a great '90s country artist with several songs that could have made our list of essentials. "I Try to Think About Elvis" is not her biggest commercial hit, but it's so unique that we settled here instead of on songs like "Blame It on Your Heart."

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Clay Walker, "What's It To You"

Clay Walker's debut single followed a formula so common in the '90s. Country men wore a smile while producing easily digestible, hooky love songs in under three minutes. Whether you love or hate modern country radio, it's certainly more diverse.

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Pam Tillis, "Maybe It Was Memphis"

While seen as pop-friendly, Pam Tillis' addition to this essential '90s country playlist is more renown for its lyrical content today. Plus, she slays the vocals! It's beautiful.

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Diamond Rio, "Meet In the Middle"

This somewhat adorable country love song has lasted for dang near 30 years! Diamond Rio were great '90s artists and this song is one of their finest moments. It's an all-time singalong.

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Trisha Yearwood, "She's In Love With the Boy"

Trisha Yearwood's "She's In Love With the Boy" music video is as essential as the song. It's totally '90s, with big hair, big mustaches, innocent themes and irresistible melodies. If you don't love this song you have no heart.

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Brooks & Dunn, "Boot Scootin' Boogie"

We've barely mentioned line dancing to this point on our essential '90s country songs list, but Brooks & Dunn led the group for several years (decades?) after releasing this wonderful, if slightly cheesy, country clubber.

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Garth Brooks, "Friends in Low Places"

Because ... duh! Garth Brooks is THE essential '90s country artist and this is his defining song.

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Faith Hill, "This Kiss"

The difference between how women in the early '90s and late '90s were presenting their songs is remarkable. Country music took a hard left turn toward pop, with Hill at the front of the pack.

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Billy Ray Cyrus, "Achy Breaky Heart"

When you think of country music in the 1990s, you think of this song within the first five seconds. Billy Ray Cyrus' mullet defined country style (for better or worse), and this mega-hit defines him.

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John Michael Montgomery, "Sold (The Grundy County Fair Incident)"

In modern times you probably wouldn't be able to get away with this fairly innocent love story from 1995. John Michael Montgomery's most rowdy hit involves an auction and a woman. Sure, it's not what it sounds like, but with social media that's going to be tough to explain.

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Dixie Chicks, "Wide Open Spaces"

CMT and the RIAA have called this one of the greatest songs ever. The Dixie Chicks' story of a girl leaving home for greater things is universal, and the organic instrumentation was a zig at a time when every other female act was zagging toward pop. Ironically, this song was a tremendous crossover hit too.

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Travis Tritt, "Here's a Quarter (Call Someone Who Cares)"

You see, kids, in the early '90s you had to make phone calls in public on pay phones, and it cost $.25. That's why this song was so popular, although the twist of the lyric is pretty brilliant. Fans would throw quarters on stage at Tritt, often hitting him, when he played this song in the early '90s.

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LeAnn Rimes "How Do I Live"

Trisha Yearwood's version was a country hit, but LeAnn Rimes' version dominated pop genres. Both were good, but we chose the younger singer's rendition to illustrate country music's ongoing, public dance with a more mainstream audience in the late 1990s.

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Tracy Lawrence, "Alibis"

Tracy Lawrence was a neo-traditionalist at a time country music fans were embracing other genres. That he thrived with songs like "Alibis" speaks to the quality of his voice and song choice. This is a great early '90s country song that still holds up nearly 30 years later.

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Hal Ketchum, "Small Town Saturday Night"

A $50 music video didn't do much to help a great country song climb the country airplay charts. Ketchum tells a fine story in under three minutes. It's impossible to dislike what he brings on "Small Town Saturday Night."

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Shania Twain, "Man! I Feel Like a Woman"

It's the definitive '90s country song by the definitive '90s country music female. Twain changed the sound of country radio, adding thick guitars and heavy rhythms. We've not gone back to how it was before.

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Vince Gill, "I Still Believe in You"

Vince Gill's smooth-as-butter voice is timeless. We chose this ballad as the Hall of Famer's essential '90s cut because it stands far apart from anything else. The emotional lyrics mixed with his aching voice makes "I Still Believe in You" an all-timer.

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Alan Jackson, "Chattahoochee"

Somehow this simple country ditty about the love for the Chattahoochee River became an enormous hit for Alan Jackson in 1993 and beyond. It won several awards and remains a song to stick around for during his concerts.

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Martina McBride, "Independence Day"

"Independence Day" won a CMA Song of the Year title in 1995, and while it wasn't her biggest hit, it began branding McBride as equal parts socially conscious and legendary vocal talent. Other songs like this would follow, but this was an important '90s singer's first statement song.

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George Strait, "Check Yes or No"

This isn't just one of the best love songs of the '90s, it's one of country music's great love songs of all time. Strait's start-to-finish story is charming and universal. It's country genius.

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Reba McEntire, "Is There Life Out There"

Reba McEntire ruled the '80s and '90s, but some of her most distinguished work is with songs like this, where a main character overcomes great obstacles to achieve a dream. A dramatic music video and later, a CBS movie starring McEntire, shaped the narrative of the song, but it was forever in line with a theme of female empowerment present in so many songs from women on this list of essential '90s country songs.

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Dwight Yoakam, "Fast as You"

"Fast as You" is really Yoakam's last country hit, and it's a standout on this list. The Kentucky native's drawl and outlaw style might have started to seem out of place on a more sanitized, pop-friendly radio run.

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Doug Supernaw, "I Don't Call Him Daddy"

It's fair to call Doug Supernaw a two-hit wonder. The '90s country singer offers the rarely recognized perspective of a divorced dad whose son won't call the mom's new boyfriend "Daddy."

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Kathy Mattea, "Walking Away a Winner"

Kathy Mattea was mostly an '80s hitmaker, with "Walking Away a Winner" being her last major radio contribution. The song and music video depict a woman leaving her loser husband with her head held high.

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Tracy Byrd, "Watermelon Crawl"

"Watermelon Crawl" was a '90s line dance favorite that chronicled the adventures of watermelon festival attendees. It's pure, simple country at a shade over three minutes. Man, we sure liked to party in the '90s!

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Kenny Chesney, "She Thinks My Tractor's Sexy"

It's difficult to recognize this late '90s Kenny Chesney single with anything else in his catalog. He's always been a bit more thoughtful and sincere, and this song is neither (watch the music video for proof). However, the country-rocker became a fan-favorite, so he still performs it live today. "She Thinks My Tractor's Sexy" is an oddity on this list, but essential to understand one of the era's top performers.

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Terri Clark, "Poor Poor Pitiful Me"

Clark's cover of a song made famous by Linda Ronstadt was a Top 5 hit in 1996. The singer is one of the few late- '0s country women not seduced by fame and fortune that seemed to await any woman willing to bend her sound and look to please pop audiences.

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SheDaisy, "Little Goodbyes"

SheDaisy were kind of the female Rascal Flatts, with pop friendly harmonies and songs of the heart. They debuted with "Little Goodbyes" in 1999 and notched several more hits over the next half-decade before stepping away from the spotlight.

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John Anderson, "Seminole Wind"

Here's a great '90s hit that you probably thought was cut 20 years earlier. Anderson's "Seminole Wind" doesn't even start to define the decade. Instead, it's an important variation of a sound cemented by more polished acts. The Florida native makes a social point during this fine song, something few other songs on this list do well.

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Jo Dee Messina, "Bye Bye"

Jo Dee Messina's first No. 1 hit came from her I'm Alright album and kicked off a wonderful five-year-run for the singer. Messina was a great '90s country radio voice, with definition, purpose and power. She convinced you.

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Randy Travis, "Better Class of Losers"

The early '90s were a time of men complaining about their high-class brides, it seems. Randy Travis is more known for his '80s success, but this early '90s country song kept the neo-traditionalist spirit alive a little big longer.

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Lorrie Morgan, "What Part of No"

Lorrie Morgan's No. 1 hit from 1993 is more female empowerment. Here the singer is telling a guy to take a hike, but it's not all fire and sass. Her bird-like voice and the song's classic composition makes it easy for a '90s country fan to digest.

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Clint Black, "When I Said I Do"

Clint Black's duet with his wife is the only duet on this list of essential '90s country songs, although plenty qualify. Much like Garth Brooks and Alan Jackson, Black was a defining male artist of the decade. This was really his last big hit.

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Aaron Tippin, "That's As Close As I'll Get to Lovin' You"

Aaron Tippin was a man's man, but in the mid '90s he softened for this ballad about unrequited love. It's a strong vocal performance that critics at the time said showed real emotional depth.

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Deana Carter, "Strawberry Wine"

This is inarguably one of the Top 10 songs of the '90s. Carter's award-winning ballad about first-time love is universal, nostalgic and beautiful. It's not just essential '90s. "Strawberry Wine" is essential.

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Little Texas, "What Might Have Been"

Little Texas' Big Time album is an essential '90s country album with four big radio hits, including "God Bless Texas" and "What Might Have Been." This wonderful ballad put the group's warm harmonies on display.

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Brad Paisley, "He Didn't Have to Be"

Brad Paisley is a 2000s artist, but he sneaks onto this essential '90s country songs list with a ballad about a stepdad stepping in when called up. It's a beautiful sentiment that would set Paisley up to become one of country music's most versatile singers and sensitive balladeers.

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Trace Adkins, "Every Light In the House Is On"

In the '90s, country music's men were often the more sensitive balladeers. Trace Adkins' aching story of a man missing an ex-lover is as emotional as it is beautiful. Adkins truly told of heartache in a new and unique way — something that seems impossible.