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C2C London 2027 Lineup

Three March nights of country at The O2: Ashley McBryde, Riley Green and Jelly Roll each headline one, on a 24-act bill that also plays Glasgow and Manchester the same weekend.

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About C2C London 2027

C2C: Country to Country brings three nights of arena country to The O2 on March 12–14, 2027. Ashley McBryde headlines Friday, Riley Green takes Saturday and Jelly Roll closes Sunday, each topping the C2C bill for the first time. For Jelly Roll these are his first UK headline shows. McBryde's first UK performance was on this festival's Spotlight Stage in 2018.

The same 24 acts play Glasgow and Manchester over the same weekend, one city a night, so every day here is a different day there. Each night has five acts on the main stage and three newcomers on the CMA Spotlight Stage, which is inside the main arena and comes to all three cities for the first time this year. Set times have not been published yet.

Expect country, folk, country-pop and country-soul across 24 acts.

Lineup last updated October 3, 2026

C2C London 2027 lineup & schedule: all 24 acts

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Day
Stage
Genre
Tier
Show24 of 24 acts

Headliner · Friday · The O2

Ashley McBryde

Arkansas-raised songwriter with a bar-band rasp and a storyteller's eye for small-town detail; 'Girl Goin' Nowhere' made the case and the awards followed.

country

Headliner · Saturday · The O2

Riley Green

Small-town Alabama traditionalist — hunting-camp country with a college-quarterback charm.

country

Headliner · Sunday · The O2

Jelly Roll

Nashville's redemption story — rap-sheet honesty turned into tent-revival country-rock that fills stadiums with people who needed the message.

countryrock

Main stage · Friday · The O2

Blake Whiten

South Carolina songwriter with a rough, low voice and heavy-hearted lyrics; 'Rollin' Stone' carried him from bedroom videos to a major-label debut.

country

Main stage · Friday · The O2

Carter Faith

Dreamy neo-traditional country from a fast-rising Nashville transplant — twang with a soft-focus, retro glow.

country

Main stage · Friday · The O2

Cooper Alan

North Carolina singer who built a huge social following on quick-turn mashups, then turned it toward his own rowdy, hook-heavy country singles.

country

Main stage · Friday · The O2

Jackson Dean

Gravel-voiced Maryland native writing country with a dark, cinematic edge — 'Don't Come Lookin'' was just the opener.

country

Main stage · Saturday · The O2

Dasha

'Austin' turned a Cal Poly pop writer into country's viral line-dance story — TikTok twang with real hooks.

country-pop

Main stage · Saturday · The O2

Emily Ann Roberts

Knoxville singer leaning hard into traditional country and her bluegrass roots: fiddle, steel and a bright East Tennessee twang.

country

Main stage · Saturday · The O2

Mack Geiger

Queensland singer and guitarist raised on a cattle farm, playing neotraditional country he sharpened at rodeos and campdrafts; 'String By' was the breakout.

country

Main stage · Saturday · The O2

Midland

Texas trio in rhinestone-suit finery reviving '70s and '80s honky-tonk harmony; 'Drinkin' Problem' set the template and they have stayed true to it.

country

Main stage · Sunday · The O2

Chase Matthew

Nashville-raised country singer who built a following through streaming and social platforms before radio caught up — small-town narratives with a modern pop-country sheen.

country

Main stage · Sunday · The O2

Cole Swindell

Georgia hitmaker with a decade of country radio number ones, from 'Chillin' It' to 'She Had Me at Heads Carolina', written for a crowd to sing back.

country

Main stage · Sunday · The O2

Kashus Culpepper

Alabama Navy veteran with a gritty soul voice, folding blues and Southern rock into country songs like 'After Me?'.

countrysoul

CMA Spotlight Stage · Friday · CMA Spotlight Stage

Chandler Walters

Country singer signed to ERNEST's DeVille Records, featured on the label's 'Cadillac Sessions' before a run of his own singles.

country

CMA Spotlight Stage · Friday · CMA Spotlight Stage

Colin Lynch

Pennsylvania-born songwriter whose folk and Americana songs draw on summers at the Jersey Shore, gathered on the debut EP 'Miracles Off Exit 17'.

country

CMA Spotlight Stage · Friday · CMA Spotlight Stage

Late Night Thoughts

Folk-pop duo who met at college in New England and built their sound on late-night harmony sessions; 'Days Like This' is the calling card.

folk

CMA Spotlight Stage · Saturday · CMA Spotlight Stage

Benny G

Raspy country-blues singer and guitarist from Merrick on Long Island, trained by Tomo Fujita; Vince Gill invited him to make his Grand Ole Opry debut.

countrycountry-soul

CMA Spotlight Stage · Saturday · CMA Spotlight Stage

Jason Scott & The High Heat

Oklahoma band pushing Red Dirt songwriting toward heartland rock, with a frontman's plainspoken storytelling carried by a loud, road-tested band.

country

CMA Spotlight Stage · Saturday · CMA Spotlight Stage

Owen Riegling

Small-town Ontario songwriter whose 'Old Dirt Roads' made him one of Canadian country's quickest breakouts, with an easygoing voice and rural detail.

country

CMA Spotlight Stage · Sunday · CMA Spotlight Stage

Belles

Omaha-born, Nashville-based singer and songwriter inspired by Dolly Parton and Loretta Lynn; Parton herself guests on her single 'Son of Jolene'.

country

CMA Spotlight Stage · Sunday · CMA Spotlight Stage

Greylan James

Knoxville-born Nashville writer behind hits for Kenny Chesney and Jordan Davis, now singing his own warm, detail-rich country songs.

country

CMA Spotlight Stage · Sunday · CMA Spotlight Stage

Lanie Gardner

American singer who built an audience on covers before turning to her own writing — a big, weathered voice on country-rock material.

country

The headliners

  • Ashley McBryde · Arkansas-raised songwriter with a bar-band rasp and a storyteller's eye for small-town detail; 'Girl Goin' Nowhere' made the case and the awards followed. Friday's headliner, back at the festival where she played her first UK show in 2018.
  • Riley Green · Small-town Alabama traditionalist — hunting-camp country with a college-quarterback charm. Saturday's headliner, on his first UK visit since a sold-out 2025 tour.
  • Jelly Roll · Nashville's redemption story — rap-sheet honesty turned into tent-revival country-rock that fills stadiums with people who needed the message. Sunday's headliner. These are his first UK headline shows.

Up-and-comers to catch early

  • Kashus Culpepper · A soul singer's grit in a country songwriter's frame. 'After Me?' is the place to start. He plays Sunday.
  • Carter Faith · Retro-leaning country with a slow, cinematic glow, from a North Carolina writer now working in Nashville. Friday.
  • Emily Ann Roberts · An East Tennessee traditionalist who came up through bluegrass and still sounds like it. Saturday.
  • Laci Kaye Booth · Smoky-voiced Texan whose debut album was a long time coming. Main stage, Sunday.
  • Owen Riegling · Ontario songwriter on the Spotlight Stage, best known for 'Old Dirt Roads'. Saturday.
  • Greylan James · Wrote hits for Kenny Chesney and Jordan Davis before stepping out front. Spotlight Stage, Sunday.

Other acts worth planning around

  • Midland · Second on Saturday's bill: three-part harmony and '70s honky-tonk polish from Texas.
  • Cole Swindell · Second on Sunday's bill, with a decade of country radio singles to draw from.
  • Dasha · Her line-dance hit 'Austin' crossed from TikTok to country radio. She plays Saturday.

The lineup by day

Days are for the London shows at The O2. The same bill plays Glasgow and Manchester on different nights. If your ticket is for one of those, use that city's page.

Jump to: Friday · Saturday · Sunday

C2C London 2027 lineup FAQ

When is C2C London 2027?

March 12–14, 2027, Friday to Sunday.

Where does C2C London take place?

The O2 in London. C2C runs the same weekend at the OVO Hydro in Glasgow and AO Arena in Manchester, on separate tickets.

Who is headlining C2C London 2027?

Ashley McBryde headlines Friday, Riley Green headlines Saturday and Jelly Roll headlines Sunday. All three are headlining C2C for the first time.

How many acts are playing C2C London 2027?

24 across the three nights: 15 on the main stage and nine on the CMA Spotlight Stage.

Is the lineup the same in London, Glasgow and Manchester?

Yes. The same 24 acts play all three cities, but on different nights. In London, Ashley McBryde's bill plays Friday, Riley Green's bill plays Saturday and Jelly Roll's bill plays Sunday.

Are set times out for C2C London 2027?

Not yet. The festival has published who plays each night but no set times. Each act card shows its day, and times will appear here once they are released.

When did C2C London 2027 tickets go on sale?

General sale opened at 10am on Friday, October 2, 2026, through AXS.

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Who plays Friday at C2C London 2027?

Friday, March 12: Ashley McBryde, Cooper Alan, Jackson Dean, Carter Faith, Blake Whiten, Late Night Thoughts, plus 2 more acts.

Who plays Saturday at C2C London 2027?

Saturday, March 13: Riley Green, Midland, Dasha, Emily Ann Roberts, Mack Geiger, Benny G, plus 2 more acts.

Who plays Sunday at C2C London 2027?

Sunday, March 14: Jelly Roll, Cole Swindell, Chase Matthew, Kashus Culpepper, Laci Kaye Booth, Greylan James, plus 2 more acts.

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