Five Things Jason Aldean Should TRY in a Small ‘South Dakota’ Town

Jason Aldean is set to perform live at The Denny Sanford Premier Center in Sioux Falls on August 18th, 2023. His latest song "Try That In A Small Town" has been gaining popularity lately, and a LOT of attention. So I wanted to share some suggestions for activities he and his wife Brittney could do in the area. While they were in a Small Town, of course!

First on the list is the Red Barn RV Park in Tea, South Dakota. Tea is close to Sioux Falls, and the Red Barn RV Park has a full hookup. I'm guessing they could make room for him and his bus for the night.

If Jason happens to be in the area the day before the concert, I highly recommend trying the smoked meatloaf at Big Jay's Roadhouse in Humboldt for lunch. It's one of the best dishes I've ever had, and I think he would enjoy it too.

It's clear that Jason might enjoy taking a break from his busy schedule to go fishing. I estimate that around 35 people would be willing to join him on a short fishing excursion. He could explore Lake Mitchell or Lake Vermillion for bass, or go on a road trip to Oacoma and try to catch a walleye on the Missouri River.

Another option is to go bowling at Eastway Bowl in Sioux Falls. Even though it's not technically in a small town, it still has that small-town feel that South Dakota is known for. It's worth noting that the Aldeans have a bowling lane in their home in Georgia, so this could be a fun activity for them.

I think I also heard that Aldean likes to swing the clubs a little bit. I think Salem has a nice course he could check out The McCook Country Club! 

By the way, we think there are a FEW tickets left to see Jason Aldean at The Denny Sanford Premier Center. Listen to Kickin' Country to win yours or buy yours here now! Tickets for the show are on sale now.

These are just a few ideas, but I'm curious to hear from others. If you have any suggestions for what Jason Aldean could do in your small town around Kickin' Country, feel free to share them in the comments below.