Stagecoach Country Music Festival 2027

Saddle up for the ultimate country music celebration under the California desert sky. Stagecoach Festival brings together chart-topping headliners, rising Nashville stars, and boot-stompin’ bluegrass acts for a weekend packed with unforgettable performances.

Hosted at the scenic Empire Polo Club in Indio, this fan-favorite tradition blends classic Western charm with modern festival energy — think cowboy hats, line dancing, and mouthwatering BBQ. Whether you’re there for the music, the fashion, or the lively crowd, Stagecoach delivers a one-of-a-kind experience.

Score your Stagecoach Country Music Festival tickets at AXS and get ready to immerse yourself in all things Country and Western!

Stagecoach brings together chart-topping country headliners, alt-country trailblazers, as well as some genre-bending pop and rock stars. Stetson-clad crowds in previous years have enjoyed the likes of Jelly Roll, Zach Bryan, Luke Combs, Lana del Rey, Sturgill Simpson, and even the Backstreet Boys and Nelly.¹

Stagecoach Line Up Friday 23 April 2027

• TBD

Stagecoach Line Up Saturday 24 April 2027

• TBD

Stagecoach Line Up Sunday 25 April 2027

• TBD

Learn more about the official 2027 Stagecoach lineup here. Keep an eye on the Stagecoach event page on AXS for the latest updates.

While Stetsons and bandanas are sure to be seen, some items and behaviors are not welcome at Stagecoach. Keep the good times rolling by reading up on the policies before you go.

• Bags: Bags, backpacks, or purses may be no larger than 18” x 13” x 8.5”.
• Re-Entry & Smoking: Re-entry is permitted for guests wearing their festival wristband. Smoking and vaping are prohibited on the festival grounds.
• Payment Options: Food, beverage, and merchandise purchases are cashless. Guests may use credit or debit cards.
• Prohibited Items: No outside food or drinks, drones, high-visibility vests, selfie sticks, tripods, audio recording or IT equipment, flags, or kites.
• Age Restrictions: All ages are welcome; children under 10 enter general admission free of charge.

For the most up-to-date guidance, check the official Stagecoach Festival policy page.

Stagecoach Festival launched in 2007 as a country counterpart to Coachella. The event was intended to spotlight legends from the ’80s and ’90s like George Strait, Kenny Chesney, Alan Jackson, and Brooks & Dunn. The inaugural weekend drew around 27,500 fans per day over two days. In 2008, Stagecoach booked the Eagles and expanded to three days, boosting daily attendance to 40,000. The festival continued to gain momentum, selling out in advance for the first time in 2012.²

Over the years, Stagecoach has helped bring traditional sounds and modern country-pop into the spotlight, blending legendary acts with fresh talent and genre-crossing surprises. Today, Stagecoach is a firm favorite among country music fans across the globe.

Sources:

1. Stagecoach 2025: 12 Must-See Acts - Billboard
2. How Stagecoach went from fliers in feed stores to one of the world's biggest country music festivals - Los Angeles Times