The annual country music festival will take place April 23-25 in Indio, California
NEED TO KNOW
- Stagecoach 2027 will take place April 23-25 in Indio, California, featuring a diverse lineup of artists
- Florida Georgia Line will return to the festival for a late-night set, marking their first Stagecoach performance since 2018
- Tickets go on sale Friday, Sept. 18, with headliners including Garth Brooks, Riley Green and Zach Top
Are you ready to dance in the desert?
The wait was officially over for country music fans on Monday, Sept. 14, when the highly anticipated lineup for Stagecoach 2027 was unveiled.
Next year, the festival will take place from April 23-25 in Indio, Calif. with Riley Green, Zach Top and Garth Brooks slated to headline.
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“Let’s do this again. We’re excited to make it back out to the desert after a wild ride last year. We’ll probably stay all weekend and catch the other sets so come join us,” the “Worst Way” singer, 37, said in a press release, referencing the winds that prevented him from performing at this year’s festival.
“When we played Stagecoach in 2024, it was one of the very first festivals where we really drew a crowd for our set,” Zach Top, 28, added. “We packed out the Palomino stage and I remember feeling like we were really doing something. Now to be back in 2027 as a headliner is just something truly special.“
Brooks, 64, said that “Stagecoach is a guaranteed good time” and he was “shocked” by how “personal everything there is.”
“From the people working the venue to the people singing along. A MUST if you’re a country music fan,” the “Friends in Low Places” singer said.
Meanwhile, months after Florida Georgia Line began teasing their reunion, the country music duo is set to take the stage for a late-night set, in addition to Flo Rida and Sean Paul.
“The last time we played Stagecoach was back in 2018, and a whole lot of life has happened since then,” Florida Georgia Line said in the release. “There’s something really special about getting to come back to the desert together, step on that stage again, and share these songs and memories with the fans who have been with us through it all. We couldn’t think of a better place to do it.”
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The “This Is How We Roll” singers announced they were going their separate ways in 2022. Their first public reunion came in November 2025 and they’ve since delivered a trio of public reunion performances this year. First, they performed at BBR Music Group/BMG Nashville’s annual Country Radio Seminar (CRS) bash in Nashville to honor Jason Aldean in March, followed by performances at Nissan Stadium and Blake Shelton‘s Ole Red on Broadway bar for Spotify House during CMA Fest in June.
Days before the lineup announcement, the duo, which is comprised of Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard, revealed they would perform at the festival in a collaborative Instagram post with Stagecoach.
In the video, the pair hops into a truck as Kelley asks, “Are we really doing this again?” and Hubbard responds, “Looks like it, bro.” Then, the pair drives off to their hit 2012 song “Cruise.”
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In addition to the headliners, the country music festival brought artists together from various genres including rock, pop, Latin, reggae and more.
More notable performers for Stagecoach 2027 include HARDY, Willie Nelson & Family, Kelly Clarkson, Brothers Osborne, Shaboozey, Dasha, Stella Lefty, Stephen Wilson Jr., Journey, Pitbull, Carín León, Matchbox Twenty, Cameron Whitcomb and many more.
Tickets for Stagecoach will go on sale Friday, Sept. 18 at 2 p.m. ET/ 11 a.m. PT at stagecoachfestival.com.
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