Warren Zeiders tour coming to Camdenton this summer
CAMDENTON, Mo. — Ozarks Amphitheater has announced up-and-coming country star Warren Zeiders is coming to Camdenton in June 2025.
The Relapse Tour will be in the Ozarks on June 26, 2025. Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. on Thursday, Feb. 20 and can be purchased at ozarksamp.com, at Bridal Cave, Split Arrow Boutique or by calling 573-346-0000.
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Zeiders, 25, recently won the Country Music Television (CMT) award for 'Breakthrough Male Video of the Year' after releasing his debut album 'Pretty Little Poison' in 2023. The titular track was a number-one single and certified double platinum.
He also contributed to the soundtrack for 'Twisters' in 2024, and has racked up nearly eight million Spotify listeners.
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