Stagecoach, Coachella’s country music sister festival, has revealed its 2027 lineup led by headliners Garth Brooks, Zach Top, and Riley Green, plus Willie Nelson, Kelly Clarkson, Journey, Hardy, Brothers Osborne, Shaboozey, and Pitbull.
2027 Lineup and Festival Details
The 2027 edition of the festival goes down from April 23rd to April 25th at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California. Other notable acts include Stella Lefty, Turnpike Troubadours, Cody Jinks, Charley Crockett, Tedeschi Trucks Band, The Fray, Dasha, Carín León, Matchbox Twenty, David Lee Roth, Buffalo Traffic Jam, Melissa Etheridge, Gretchen Wilson, Jo Dee Messina, Ingrid Andress, Stephen Wilson Jr., Dylan Gossett, ERNEST.
Late Night on Mustang Lineup
Stagecoach 2027 will also feature a “Late Night on Mustang” lineup headlined by Florida Georgia Line — serving as one of their first performances since their 2022 hiatus — along with Sean Paul, Flo Rida, Guy Fieri’s Smokehouse, Diplo’s HonkyTonk, and special guests Whiskey Jam.
Tickets and Passes
Tickets for Stagecoach 2027 go on sale on Friday, September 18th at 11:00 a.m. PT via the festival’s website. There are a variety of 3-Day pass types available (single day passes are not offered at Stagecoach), including GA, Rhinestone Saloon, Corral Standing Pit, Corral Reserved Seating, and shuttle and hotel packages. 3-Day GA passes start at $599; learn more about the festival’s pass types and on-sale info here.
In conclusion, the 2027 Stagecoach festival promises to be an exciting event with a diverse lineup of artists and a range of ticket options available. With its unique blend of country music and other genres, Stagecoach is sure to attract a wide range of music fans. Be sure to check out the festival’s website for more information and to purchase tickets before they sell out.
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