Dustpiles tour
The Waiting Room
OMAHA, NEBRASKA
SEPTEMBER 6th 20266
On September 6, 2026, Waylon Wyatt brought his Dustpiles World Tour to the Waiting Room in Omaha, Nebraska, for a sold-out show with special guest Mason Ramsey. This tour is in support of Wyatt’s debut full-length album, Dustpiles.
Fans stood hours in line to witness the next generation of country singers hit the stage. Even an hour after doors opened, fans were wrapped around the building, all waiting to have the best Labor Day weekend with Wyatt and Ramsey singing along to their favorite songs.
Concert-goers filled the venue shoulder to shoulder while Ramsey’s band prepared the stage for the opening set.
mason ramsey
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mason ramsey ★
Mason Ramsey rose to fame after his cover of "Lovesick Blues" went viral on TikTok–filmed in a Walmart in 2018. Now he’s playing stages across the country singing some of those same songs he went viral for!
They performed a jam-packed setlist, full of fan favorites ranging from releases like Hey There Trouble from his newest album, Outlaw in Love, which came out on August 14. Ramsey didn’t forget about the throwbacks that helped raise him to fame. Fans were transported back in time as they sang along to Famous and Before I Knew It.
As the opening set came to a close, Ramsey had a few more tricks up his sleeve to keep the night going. Cheers rang out from an excitable crowd when he announced his next song, Twang.
waylon wyatt
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waylon wyatt ★
Light chatter filled the room as everyone awaited the act they came to the Waiting Room for. Before they knew it, Waylon Wyatt, sporting some Nebraska Huskers gear, was up on stage continuing the night with fan favorite songs.
The crowd lined the barricade, all jumping and screaming along to every word of Pretty Little Liar and Dead Man Walkin’ from his debut album. Wyatt showed off his talents as a performer while he played his guitar, harmonica, and carried vocals for this sold-out show.
Signs littered the crowd from hopeful fans who wished to duet with Wyatt, including a fan who had celebrated her 16th birthday recently–Daisy Cockerill. Following a special “Happy Birthday” performance from the crowd and artists, Daisy joined Wyatt for a duet of Smoke & Embers.
Wyatt brought the tempo down and called for all house lights to be dimmed. Fans lit up the room with their flashlights and lighters, making it shine brighter than an Arkansas Diamond in the Waiting Room.
Coming off a recent single release, Wyatt performed I’m Sorry But I Love You to a crowd of fans who swayed and couples who showed off their swing dancing skills in the back of the venue.
The band left the stage after playing a set full of bangers before returning for an encore. They performed songs not originally intended to be played that night but in this instance, with another fan joining Wyatt and the crew on stage. Mason Ramsey returned to the stage in a duet of a cover of Hank Williams’ Your Cheatin Heart.
After bantering with fans about songs that have yet to be played, Wyatt fulfilled everyone's wishes by closing the night with Everything Under The Sun. At 19 years old, Waylon Wyatt has a sold-out show in Omaha under his belt, with more can’t-miss shows to come on his Dustpiles World Tour!