Country spitfire Payton Sullivan is officially hitting the gas on a massive new chapter. Fresh off the release of her high-energy single “F150” on September 29, the rising artist is gearing up to take her sun-drenched “Coastal Cowgirl” sound nationwide as the sole direct support for Sugarland’s 20th Anniversary Ride or Die Tour. From singing Sugarland at country karaoke spots as a kid to having Kristian Bush produce her debut project, Sullivan’s latest release sets the stage for a full-circle arena run that kicks off this week—bringing her genre-bending pop-country anthem straight to North Charleston on October 2.
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When country music powerhouse Sugarland rolls into the North Charleston Coliseum on Friday, October 2, for their Ride or Die Tour, the arena won’t just be celebrating 20 years of iconic hits—it will also witness the kickoff of a major career milestone. Opening the night as sole direct support is fast-rising “Coastal Cowgirl” Payton Sullivan, fresh off the release of her road-ready new single “F150.” From singing Sugarland’s “Something More” at karaoke as a little girl to having Kristian Bush produce her debut project, Sullivan’s journey to the Coliseum stage is a full-circle moment built on big dreams, island resets, and pure Lowcountry excitement.