Did You Hear? Country legend Jason Aldean getting back on the road

• Country music legend Jason Aldean is itching to get back on the road. The platinum, three-time ACM "Entertainer of the Year" who has 15 billion streams and more than 20 million albums sold brings his "Back in the Saddle Tour" to the Buckeye State for an Oct. 15 show at Blossom Music Center. Opening will be Hardy and Lainey Wilson. Tickets to see Aldean — who is touring in support of his new album "9" — are $90 to $125, and go on sale at noon today at livenation.com. • After Kings of Leon confused audiences with its NFT-only release "When You See Yourself" earlier this year, the Tennessee rock act will be touring the album this summer with an Aug. 19 show at Blossom Music Center. Opening are the Cold War Kids. Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. today at livenation.com. • The Zac Brown Band has announced its pandemic-related "Comeback Tour," which includes an Aug. 20 show at Blossom Music Center. Tickets to see the "Chicken Fried" act are $44 to $118, and are on sale at livenation.com. • A year before the world shut down due to the pandemic, Korn released and briefly toured its 2019 album "The Nothing." Now the alternative metal act is picking up where it left off, hitting the road this summer with a Sept. 2 show at Blossom Music Center. Opening is Staind. Tickets are $22 to $118, and are on sale at livenation.com. • Dead & Company — Mickey Hart, Bill Kreutzmann, John Mayer and Bob Weir, with Oteil Burbridge and Jeff Chimenti — will be "Truckin'" once again this summer with a Sept. 7 show scheduled for Blossom Music Center. In true Dead fashion, the band's tour factors in a comprehensive carbon offset program, which includes projected emissions from all vehicles — including fan travel to and from shows. Tickets for the Northeast Ohio date go on sale at noon today at livenation.com. • Originally scheduled for 2020, the "Hella Mega Tour" — featuring Green Day, Fall Out Boy and Weezer — is not only happening this year but also includes a recently added Columbus show scheduled for Aug. 17 at Columbus' Crew Stadium. While Green Day has new single "Pollyanna," Fall Out Boy is set to perform on the season finale of "American Idol" this weekend, while Weezer is supporting new album "Van Weezer." Tickets for the Columbus date go on sale at 10 a.m. today at livenation.com. • The Brothers Osborne's "We're Not For Everyone Tour" has booked a Sept. 2 show at Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica. Earlier this year, vocalist TJ Osborne made history coming out as the first openly gay artist signed to a major country music label. Tickets to see the Rock Hall City show are $39 to $89, and are on sale at livenation.com. • Rap-and-rock act 311 celebrates its 30th anniversary with a Sept. 18 show scheduled for Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica. Opening are special guests Iration and Iya Terra. Tickets are $114 to $380, and go on sale at 10 a.m. today at livenation.com. • Columbus' own nationally renowned American folk act CAAMP is releasing new album "By and By" this summer and touring this fall, with a Northeast Ohio gig scheduled for Nov. 13 at The Agora. Tickets are $30 to $50, and go on sale at 10 a.m. today at agoracleveland.com. • Comedy queen and "RuPaul's Drag Race" champion Bianca Del Rio's "Unsanitized Comedy Tour" includes an Oct. 13 show at the Agora. Tickets are $39.50 to $225, and go on sale at noon today at agoracleveland.com. • ACM and CMA-Award winner Ashley McBryde was hoping to spend 2020 touring her sophomore effort "Never Will." Naturally that didn't happen, but the country singer is now scheduling a fall and winter tour that includes a Jan. 15 show at The Agora. Opening are Morgan Wade, Priscilla Block, Adam Hambrick and Ray Fulcher. Tickets are $25 to $45 and go on sale at noon today at agoracleveland.com.