Los Angeles songwriter pairing pop hooks with country storytelling, whose breakout 'Boston' spread from TikTok to the Billboard Hot 100.
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Country Thunder Arizona 2027 runs Thursday April 8 to Sunday April 11 at AZ Talio Ranch in Florence, on desert ranch land southeast of Phoenix. The full lineup came out on October 26: Stella Lefty on the Thursday kickoff, Jordan Davis on Friday, Florida Georgia Line on Saturday and Megan Moroney on Sunday, with Carly Pearce, Josh Ross and ERNEST billed next. Thirty-one acts in all, and tickets and camping are on sale.
The format has not moved in years and is unlikely to move now: four days, one main stage, a headliner a night, and a campground that most of the crowd treats as the actual event. Every campsite includes two general admission tickets, a full event wristband is what gets you into the campgrounds, and the ticket ladder climbs from lawn-style general admission through Copper Canyon and Golden Dune at the front of stage to reserved seats and the Platinum Experience skybox.
Below the four headliners the bill runs the way it usually does here. The Band Perry and Shenandoah bring the veteran radio names, Zach John King, Kaitlin Butts, Ashley Cooke, Mae Estes, Anna Graves, Just Jayne and Colton Dawson are the young class, and fifteen more acts fill the small print, many of them regional. The festival has said which night each headliner plays and nothing yet about where everyone else lands.
Expect country, singer/songwriter, country pop and red dirt across 31 acts.
Star the acts you want now. When set times drop, your schedule is already built.
Los Angeles songwriter pairing pop hooks with country storytelling, whose breakout 'Boston' spread from TikTok to the Billboard Hot 100.
Singer/songwriter
Louisiana-born, beard-and-baritone Nashville songwriter whose easygoing hits ('Singles You Up,' 'Buy Dirt') hide a serious craftsman's touch.
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Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley's duo behind 'Cruise', the crossover smash that defined bro-country and turned tailgate singalongs into pop radio hits.
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Emo cowgirl with Georgia songwriting that comes with a wink, and the fastest-rising female star in country radio.
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Traditional-leaning country with a '90s heart: heartbreak records written with a razor.
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Nashville hit songwriter turned artist, a close Morgan Wallen collaborator whose own records lean toward honky-tonk and 'Flower Shops' heartbreak.
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Canadian country singer with a rasp that pulls his big-chorus heartbreak songs closer to rock than to twang.
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Florida country singer-songwriter on Big Loud, whose duet 'Never Til Now' with Brett Young went gold, followed by the album 'Shot in the Dark'.
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Arizona-raised country singer carrying the desert Southwest into his songwriting.
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Trio of Taylor Edwards, Jillian Steele and Rachel Wiggins, who met studying songwriting at Belmont and build their songs on three-part harmony.
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Red dirt country with a theatrical streak and a sense of humour that cuts, in Oklahoma storytelling that plays like a one-woman show with a band.
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Muscle Shoals band whose late-80s and early-90s run of country number ones, 'The Church on Cumberland Road' and 'Two Dozen Roses' among them, made Marty Raybon's voice a radio staple.
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The sibling trio behind "If I Die Young," offering harmony-forward country pop with a gothic streak.
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Fayetteville, Georgia singer who fronted an indie rock band in college before 'Wannabe Country' got him signed to Sony Music Nashville in 2024.
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April 8 to 11, 2027, Thursday through Sunday, at AZ Talio Ranch in Florence, Arizona, southeast of Phoenix.
Stella Lefty headlines the Thursday kickoff, Jordan Davis plays Friday, Florida Georgia Line Saturday and Megan Moroney Sunday. Carly Pearce, Josh Ross and ERNEST are billed next, then Zach John King, The Band Perry, Shenandoah, Kaitlin Butts, Ashley Cooke, Mae Estes, Anna Graves, Just Jayne and Colton Dawson, with fifteen more acts below them. The full lineup came out on October 26, 2026.
Yes, for both admission and camping. General admission is lawn-style seating with full event access, Copper Canyon and Golden Dune are front-of-stage areas on opposite sides of the catwalk, and the ladder tops out at reserved seats and the Platinum Experience skybox. Premier Camping is already sold out.
Most of the crowd camps. Standard sites are 19 by 40 foot primitive campsites with parking for one vehicle, Premier adds power, water and septic service, and Glamping is a furnished 20 by 20 foot tent with cooling and concierge service. Every campsite now includes two general admission tickets, and you need a full event wristband to enter the campgrounds at all.
Children 10 and under get in free in general admission areas with a ticketed adult. Upgraded areas need their own ticket whatever the child's age.
AZ Talio Ranch is southeast of Phoenix, and most people drive and camp. Stage Coach Shuttles runs a festival service from Mesa and Apache Junction, and Uber and Lyft both operate in Florence, though pre-booking is the safer bet on a festival night.
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