Small-town Alabama traditionalist (hunting-camp country with a college-quarterback charm).
Country
Stagecoach 2027 Lineup
Goldenvoice's desert country weekend on the Coachella turf, with Riley Green, Zach Top and Garth Brooks closing the three nights and Florida Georgia Line topping the late-night Mustang stage.
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About Stagecoach 2027
Stagecoach 2027 runs Friday April 23 to Sunday April 25 at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, the same grounds Coachella uses the two weekends before. The lineup came out on September 14 with a headliner a night: Riley Green on Friday, Zach Top on Saturday and Garth Brooks closing Sunday.
The second line is where Stagecoach's habit of booking past country shows up. Hardy and Brothers Osborne share Friday's top billing; Saturday pairs Willie Nelson & Family with Journey; Sunday puts Kelly Clarkson next to Pitbull. Underneath sit Cody Jinks, Charley Crockett, Turnpike Troubadours and Tedeschi Trucks Band, the rock and pop ringers (The Fray, Matchbox Twenty, Melissa Etheridge, David Lee Roth), Mexican star Carín León and Brazilian sertanejo singer Gustavo Mioto, plus a deep class of newer names.
After the main stages close, the Late Night on Mustang stage runs its own bill: Florida Georgia Line on top, then Sean Paul and Flo Rida, with Guy Fieri's Smokehouse, Diplo's Honkytonk DJ set and Nashville's Whiskey Jam showcase. Those late-night slots are not tied to a day on the poster.
Expect country, country-pop, pop and folk across 58 acts.
At a glance
- Dates
- –Friday to Sunday, three days
- Where
- Empire Polo Club, Indio, CA
- Lineup
- 58 acts
- Ages
- All ages welcome. Kids 10 and under are free with General Admission only, and in the Rhinestone Saloon and Corral Standing Pit only kids 2 and under may accompany parents.
- Passes
- GA passes are $549 to $619 by tier, Rhinestone Saloon starts at $974 and Corral Standing Pit at $1899. Service fees are included, and any taxes and shipping are added at checkout.
- Website
- Official site
Stagecoach 2027 lineup & schedule: all 58 acts
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The 90s-country revival in one pompadour, with pure Keith Whitley-school neotraditionalism that made retro the hottest sound in Nashville.
Country
The best-selling solo artist in American history, with 'Friends in Low Places' and a live show that rewrote what a country concert could be.
Country
Maryland brothers splitting the difference between country radio and Southern rock guitar heroics, with TJ's baritone up front and John's Telecaster doing the rest.
CountrySouthern rock
Nashville's heaviest hitmaker is a hit songwriter for others who saves the loudest, most metallic material for himself.
Country-rockRock
The arena-rock songbook itself, where 'Don't Stop Believin'' remains the closing-credits song of American life.
Classic-rockArena-rock
The outlaw country patriarch with his longtime touring band: 'On the Road Again', 'Whiskey River' and Trigger, the battered nylon-string guitar that is half the sound.
CountryOutlaw country
The first American Idol winner and one of pop's great belters, with 'Since U Been Gone' on one side of the catalog and a Texas country streak on the other.
PopCountry-pop
Mr. Worldwide at a festival: three decades of Miami party anthems and the most reliable singalong catalog in global pop. Dale.
Pop
Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley's duo behind 'Cruise', the crossover smash that defined bro-country and turned tailgate singalongs into pop radio hits.
Country
Backflipping former pipefitter with a howl, delivering raw-nerve folk-country redemption songs with gymnastic stage energy and zero polish where it counts.
FolkCountry
A former thrash-metal frontman turned independent outlaw country hero, with a baritone built for 'Loud and Heavy' and a following he raised without radio.
CountryOutlaw country
Texas folk-country songwriter whose 'Coal' spread from a phone video to a national hit, all cracked voice and acoustic guitar.
CountryFolk
Elizabeth Nichols
Country
'Redneck Woman' incarnate, mid-2000s country's loudest, proudest barroom voice.
Country
Jacob Hackworth
West Plains, Missouri singer and former railroad worker who wrote hits for Bailey Zimmerman and Corey Kent before stepping out on his own records.
Country
Massachusetts-raised country singer behind a run of late-nineties radio staples, with 'Bye, Bye' and 'Heads Carolina, Tails California' sung with unfussy force.
Country
Jonas Conner
Country
Kentucky songwriter making intimate, confessional folk pop with an alt-country lean, his songs more about overthinking than hometown pride.
Country
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.
CountryRed dirt
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
'A Bar Song (Tipsy)' made him the crossover story of the decade, with country hooks over hip-hop bones.
CountryHip-hop
Los Angeles songwriter pairing pop hooks with country storytelling, whose breakout 'Boston' spread from TikTok to the Billboard Hot 100.
Singer/songwriter
Tyce Delk
New Mexico country singer-songwriter mixing Texas swing, classic rock and soulful vocals, known for the viral 'Adaline.'
Country
Country
Dreamy neo-traditional country from a fast-rising Nashville transplant, with twang and a soft-focus, retro glow.
Country
Honky-tonk and Gulf Coast blues delivered by a genuine road-worn troubadour with a hat and a story to match, and an album-a-year work rate straight from the old school.
CountryBlues
'Austin' turned a Cal Poly pop writer into country's viral line-dance story, with TikTok twang and real hooks.
Country-pop
Brazilian sertanejo singer and songwriter, part of the generation that turned Brazil's country music into stadium pop.
SertanejoLatin
Nashville songwriter and Grammy nominee whose 'More Hearts Than Mine' set a precise, piano-led pop ear inside country storytelling.
CountryCountry-pop
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
Kevin Powers
Raleigh-raised writer of what he calls Southern pop; he co-wrote Shaboozey and Jelly Roll's 'Amen' and records for Shaboozey's American Dogwood label.
CountryPop
Queensland singer and guitarist raised on a cattle farm, playing neotraditional country he sharpened at rodeos and campdrafts; 'String By' was the breakout.
Country
Maggie Antone
Country
Hawaiian island reggae built on a genuinely soulful lead vocal, with Maui warmth and country-soul phrasing.
Island reggaeR&B
Former boxer and biochemist turned country songwriter, writing grunge-shaded Americana about grief and Indiana, delivered with a scientist's precision and a fighter's heart.
CountryAmericana
A twelve-piece built around Susan Tedeschi's voice and Derek Trucks's slide, and the most musicianly band on any festival bill.
Blues rockSouthern rockSoul
Piano-led mid-2000s radio balladry that soundtracked more television drama than most composers manage, with 'How to Save a Life' forever mid-montage.
Piano rockPop-rock
Vincent Mason
Roswell, Georgia songwriter whose moody 'Hell Is a Dance Floor' went viral in 2024; his 14-track debut album 'There I Go' followed in November 2025.
Country
Teenage Arkansas country prodigy with porch-honest writing in the Zach Bryan lineage, wise beyond the birth certificate.
Country
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
Buffalo Traffic Jam
Folk
Sonora's genre-bending superstar, who plays música mexicana with country and soul running through it and is one of the biggest voices in the hemisphere.
Regional-mexican
Radio country with a pop falsetto, behind 'Fix', 'I Don't Know About You' and the wedding staple 'Big, Big Plans'.
CountryCountry-pop
Dalton Davis
Country
Van Halen's original ringmaster, with high kicks, higher hair, and rock's greatest game-show-host grin.
Classic-rockHard rock
Dylan Marlowe
Georgia country singer and Nashville songwriter who broke through on 'Boys Back Home' with Dylan Scott, all small-town nostalgia and loud guitars.
Country
Nashville hit songwriter turned artist, a close Morgan Wallen collaborator whose own records lean toward honky-tonk and 'Flower Shops' heartbreak.
Country
Texas country riser with a barroom baritone, whose 'Take It Slow' took him from regional to national inside a year.
Country
Texas country with a dreamy, smoke-curled vocal, and she took the long way round to a debut record.
Country
Mackenzie Carpenter
Georgia-born country singer on Valory Music Co., with the debut album 'Hey Country Queen' and a radio debut alongside Midland.
Country
Rob Thomas's hit factory, from '3AM' to 'Unwell,' is the sound of every late-'90s radio dial, played by a band tighter than the nostalgia requires.
Pop-rock
Raspy heartland rocker behind 'Come to My Window' and 'I'm the Only One', a twelve-string strummer with a voice that never holds back.
RockHeartland rock
Red dirt's most devoted following, with fiddle-driven story songs a whole field knows word for word.
Red dirtAmericana
Tyler Nance
Lamar, Missouri farm kid who taught himself guitar while working as a welder; his 2025 single 'Keeps Me Sane' reached the Hot Country Songs chart.
CountrySinger-songwriter
The producer behind Major Lazer and Jack Ü, who spent years chasing country under the Thomas Wesley name and now throws honky-tonk DJ sets.
DanceEDM
The hook factory of late-2000s radio: 'Low' alone soundtracked a billion parties.
Hip-hopPop
Dancehall's global hitman, whose 'Temperature' and 'Get Busy' still detonate any dancefloor on contact.
DancehallReggae
The headliners
Riley Green · Small-town Alabama traditionalist (hunting-camp country with a college-quarterback charm).
Zach Top · The 90s-country revival in one pompadour, with pure Keith Whitley-school neotraditionalism that made retro the hottest sound in Nashville.
Garth Brooks · The best-selling solo artist in American history, with 'Friends in Low Places' and a live show that rewrote what a country concert could be.
Up-and-comers to catch early
Dylan Gossett · Plain acoustic heartbreak that found its audience one phone video at a time.
Cameron Whitcomb · A Canadian with a big, cracking voice who sings like he has something to get off his chest.
Hudson Westbrook · Texas barroom baritone, part of the college-town class that keeps feeding this bill.
Kaitlin Butts · Red dirt storytelling with a performer's timing and a wicked sense of humor.
Other acts worth planning around
Willie Nelson & Family · The living link to the outlaw era, still on the road with the family band behind him.
Cody Jinks · An independent outlaw who built an arena-size following without country radio.
Tedeschi Trucks Band · A twelve-piece blues and soul band on a country bill, and the best guitar playing of the weekend.
Carín León · Regional Mexican's biggest crossover voice, and a natural fit for a bill this wide.
Turnpike Troubadours · Oklahoma's red dirt standard, with fiddle-driven songs a crowd knows word for word.
The lineup by day
Friday lineup (April 23)
Riley Green, Hardy, Brothers Osborne, Cody Jinks, Shaboozey, Dylan Gossett + 12 more
Saturday lineup (April 24)
Zach Top, Willie Nelson & Family, Journey, Charley Crockett, Stephen Wilson Jr., The Fray + 12 more
Sunday lineup (April 25)
Garth Brooks, Kelly Clarkson, Pitbull, Turnpike Troubadours, Carín León, Matchbox Twenty + 12 more
Stagecoach 2027 lineup FAQ
Who is headlining Stagecoach 2027?
Riley Green on Friday April 23, Zach Top on Saturday April 24 and Garth Brooks on Sunday April 25. Florida Georgia Line tops the Late Night on Mustang stage.
When is Stagecoach 2027?
April 23 to 25, 2027, Friday through Sunday, the weekend after Coachella's second weekend.
Where does Stagecoach take place?
The Empire Polo Club in Indio, California, the same grounds as Coachella.
Are Stagecoach 2027 passes on sale?
Yes. Passes went on sale September 18, 2026 through AXS, the festival's ticketing partner, and a payment plan at $49 down is open through November 30.
Is Stagecoach 2027 all country?
No. Journey, The Fray, Matchbox Twenty, Melissa Etheridge, David Lee Roth, Kelly Clarkson and Pitbull are all on the main bill, and the late-night stage adds Sean Paul, Flo Rida and a Diplo DJ set.
How do I find the acts I'd like?
Type a few artists you love into the finder at the top of this page. It matches them against this lineup and explains each pick.
Who plays Friday at Stagecoach 2027?
Friday, April 23: Riley Green, Hardy, Brothers Osborne, Cody Jinks, Shaboozey, Dylan Gossett, plus 12 more acts.
Who plays Saturday at Stagecoach 2027?
Saturday, April 24: Zach Top, Willie Nelson & Family, Journey, Charley Crockett, Stephen Wilson Jr., The Fray, plus 12 more acts.
Who plays Sunday at Stagecoach 2027?
Sunday, April 25: Garth Brooks, Kelly Clarkson, Pitbull, Turnpike Troubadours, Carín León, Matchbox Twenty, plus 12 more acts.
Is Stagecoach 2027 all ages?
All ages welcome. Kids 10 and under are free with General Admission only, and in the Rhinestone Saloon and Corral Standing Pit only kids 2 and under may accompany parents.
Are Stagecoach 2027 set times out yet?
Not yet. The lineup is split by day below, and set times are still to come. The alert on this page emails you when they're out.
When is Stagecoach 2028?
Not announced yet. This page carries Stagecoach 2027 and will carry the 2028 edition as soon as the festival announces it.
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