Wynonna Judd is a on a mission. The country music icon and Grammy-Award-winning singer will soon set out on the Wynonna Judd: The Greatest Hits Tour. She’ll be bringing back her instantly recognizable country sound from the 1980s and 1990s at venues all around the country – and even a couple of stops in Canada. The former half of The Judds has countless number one hits in her repertoire, and Wynonna is very intentionally going out on tour to both allow for fans to reminisce with the music while also keeping tabs on how far her music has come, as she told Fox5 Atlanta: “I’m on a mission to remind people of where we were in country music. Not to stay stuck there, but just to be reminded. And it’s important to celebrate. I don’t think we celebrate enough. I think it’s really important to take out that scrapbook and look through the pictures, and talk about grandmother, and ‘Remember when we did this?’ And that’s what this tour is. It’s a reminder of how far I’ve come.” So if you call yourself a fan of The Judds, or of Wynonna Judd’s solo catalogue, this is the tour for you. And if you don’t mind, I’m going to connect the dots a bit. This new show that Wynonna Judd is embarking on sure seems to be an extension of a trio of shows Judd did last summer. She celebrated her milestone 40 years in country music last year by heading out to Sin City for a three-night ‘Greatest Hits’ stand. Judd evidently enjoyed that endeavor so much that it inspired the upcoming Greatest Hits Tour. Judd is taking the tour and the preparation for it very seriously, and said that she’s really been focusing on every aspect of her health ahead of the tour that will run from June all the way to beginning of September: “I try not to stay up too late. I don’t smoke, I drink very little. I just try to stay healthy. I’ve got a trainer three times a week, and I try to sweat and go outside and look at the sunlight. And I stay so busy trying to stay healthy mentally. I’m really huge on that because of what happened to me with mom. And I just do the work. I’m never not in a process.” Sounds like Wynonna Judd is all in on her 2025 tour. If you are too, then check out the tour schedule below to see when the country music legend comes to a city near you. Wynonna Judd: The Greatest Hits Tour Dates June 13- LaGrange, GA | Sweetland Amphitheater June 14- Cherokee, NC | Harrah’s Cherokee June 15- Wilmington, NC | Wilson Center at Cape Fear Community College June 18- Greenville, SC | Peace Center June 20- Virginia Beach, VA | The Dome June 23- Lancaster, PA | American Music Theatre June 25- Grand Rapids, MI | Venue TBA June 26-  Interlochen, MI | Interlochen Center for the Arts – Kresge Auditorium July 11- Council Bluffs, IA | Harrah’s Stir Cove July 12- Mankato, MN | Vetter Stone Amphitheater July 15- Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada | TCU Place July 16- Calgary, Alberta, Canada | Grey Eagle Resort & Casino July 18- Fort St John, British Columbia, Canada | Energetic County Fair July 23- Rapid City, SD | The Monument July 24- Waukee, IA | Vibrant Music Hall July 25- Rockford, IL | Hard Rock Live at Hard Rock Casino Rockford July 26- Gary, IN | Hard Rock Casino Northern Indiana August 7 – Sedalia, MO | Missouri State Fair August 21- Kennewick, WA | Benton Franklin County Fair August 22- Boise, ID | Western Idaho State Fair August 23- Jacksonville, OR | Britt Pavilion August 25- Monroe, WA | Evergreen State Fair September 5- Albuquerque, NM | New Mexico State Fair And hey, while we’re talking about greatest hits, we might as well cue up Wynonna’s “No One Else On Earth,” am I right? The post Wynonna Judd Says She’s “On A Mission” To Remind Fans Where Country Music Used To Be With Her ‘Greatest Hits Tour’ first appeared on Whiskey Riff.