Florida Georgia Line
Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley's duo behind 'Cruise', the crossover smash that defined bro-country and turned tailgate singalongs into pop radio hits.
Tortuga 2027 Lineup
Three days of country on the sand at Fort Lauderdale Beach, in aid of ocean conservation through Rock the Ocean.
Tickets go on sale October 23 at 10:00 AM.
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About Tortuga 2027
Tortuga is Rock the Ocean's country festival on Fort Lauderdale Beach, three days on the sand, and it raises money for ocean conservation and marine research. The 2027 edition runs Friday April 2 through Sunday April 4.
Florida Georgia Line headline Friday as part of their 2027 reunion festival run, with Ne-Yo and Stella Lefty under them and Michael Franti & Spearhead further down. Eric Church closes Saturday after Train and Stephen Wilson Jr., and Megan Moroney closes Sunday after Goo Goo Dolls and Tucker Wetmore. The day split is printed on the poster, so each act's day is already settled.
Single-day and weekend passes go on sale Friday October 23, 2026 at 10am ET, after an alumni presale and an email and SMS subscriber presale earlier that week.
Expect country, pop, reggae and americana across 45 acts.
Tortuga 2027 lineup & schedule: all 45 acts
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Eric Church
North Carolina songwriter who leans on rock guitars; 2011's 'Chief' gave him his first No. 1 singles, 'Springsteen' and 'Drink in My Hand'.
Emo cowgirl — Georgia songwriting with a wink, and the fastest-rising female star in country radio.
A songwriter's songwriter who became the star instead: silk-smooth R&B, and the pen behind a decade of other people's hits.
Los Angeles songwriter pairing pop hooks with country storytelling, whose breakout 'Boston' spread from TikTok to the Billboard Hot 100.
Former boxer and biochemist turned country songwriter — grunge-shaded Americana about grief and Indiana, delivered with a scientist's precision and a fighter's heart.
Train
San Francisco pop rock band led by Pat Monahan since 1993, behind 'Drops of Jupiter (Tell Me)' and the 13 times platinum 'Hey, Soul Sister'.
Buffalo rock band behind 'Iris', 'Slide' and 'Name', a run of late '90s radio staples that a whole field can still sing word for word.
Washington-state football player turned country hitmaker — 'Wine Into Whiskey' and a run of streaming smashes behind it.
Ashley Anne
Virginia Beach native who moved to Nashville at 18; she wrote her first single, 'Dear Dolly', on her own at 17 and followed it with 'She Ain't Texas'.
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.
Cody Lohden
Former firefighter and paramedic from Garfield, Kentucky, writing small-town country in the line of Keith Whitley; he records for ERNEST's Cadillac Music.
Drake Milligan
Arlington, Texas singer who played a young Elvis on CMT's 'Sun Records' before turning to honky-tonk; his debut album is titled 'Dallas/Fort Worth'.
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.
Franklin Jonas
The youngest Jonas brother, a trained studio engineer who began releasing music in 2023 and now writes spare Americana with his band The Byzantines.
Highway Home
Three-part harmony trio from Alabama, Tennessee and Georgia chasing a 90s country sound; their debut EP 'No More Drinkin' Songs' came out on Warner Records.
Josh Weathers
Fort Worth singer whose sweaty live show runs country through soul, gospel and rock 'n' roll; he now writes for Nashville publisher Sea Gayle Music.
Just Jayne
Trio of Taylor Edwards, Jillian Steele and Rachel Wiggins, who met studying songwriting at Belmont and build their songs on three-part harmony.
Michael Franti & Spearhead
Michael Franti's band since 1994, mixing hip-hop with reggae, funk and folk; 'Say Hey (I Love You)' gave him his first US Top 20 single.
Country with a rap cadence and a rock chorus — one of the format-blurring new class.
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.
Algorhythm
Reggae group formed in 2023 by SOJA's Trevor Young, Stick Figure's Kevin Offitzer and Three Legged Fox's Kyle Wareham; debut album 'Make It Last' came in 2024.
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.
Grace Potter
Waitsfield, Vermont singer who fronted Grace Potter and the Nocturnals from 2002 to 2015, then went solo with 'Midnight', 'Daylight' and 'Mother Road'.
Jordan Cobb
KG and the Bad Habits
Kyle Schuesler
Huntington Beach folk songwriter on guitar, mandolin, piano and harmonica, who competed on 'The Voice' season 25 before signing with Liz Rose Music.
Slater Nalley
Atlanta-raised songwriter who reached the top five on 'American Idol' in 2025 with his original 'Traces of You', writing between Americana and Southern rock.
Sons of Habit
Owensboro, Kentucky five-piece named for the trailer in Habit where they first played, mixing folk, rock and Americana; their debut EP is 'Nostalgia'.
Sunny Black
North Carolina singer whose 'Single Wide' EP leans on rowdy honky-tonk; he joined Jelly Roll's 2026 tour as a special guest.
The Droptines
Hill Country band Conner Arthur formed in Concan, Texas in 2019, playing Texas and red dirt country with pedal steel; named for a downward-growing antler.
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.
Willow Avalon
Carlton, Georgia singer who started out in a Baptist church choir and now records for Atlantic; her first album is 'Southern Belle Raisin' Hell'.
Ava Hall
Detroit-area songwriter and Belmont graduate, the first apprentice in Ashley Gorley's mentorship program; she wrote her debut single 'Georgia Heat' alone.
Badfish
Rhode Island tribute to Sublime, formed at URI in 2001 and named for a '40oz. to Freedom' song, playing that band's mix of ska, reggae and punk.
Blake Proehl
North Carolina singer and former Minnesota Vikings receiver who turned to music after a knee injury; a video of him singing for his grandmother went viral.
Dreamy neo-traditional country from a fast-rising Nashville transplant — twang with a soft-focus, retro glow.
Cassidy Daniels
Country rock singer who came up on the Florida music scene and broke out on TV's 'The Road'; John Osborne produced her debut 'What Have I Got to Lose'.
Pennsylvania-born songwriter whose folk and Americana songs draw on summers at the Jersey Shore, gathered on the debut EP 'Miracles Off Exit 17'.
Dylan Scott
Louisiana-born baritone whose 'My Girl', written for his wife, became his first No. 1 in 2016; 'Hooked' followed it to No. 2.
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.
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.
Tyler Braden
Former firefighter from Slapout, Alabama who fronted a rock band before country; 'Devil You Know' went platinum ahead of his 2025 debut 'Devil and a Prayer'.
Wheeland Brothers
San Clemente brothers Nate and Travis Wheeland, playing ukulele-led beach reggae and acoustic rock since their 2012 album 'Toast to the Coast'.
Zach John King
Fayetteville, Georgia singer who fronted an indie rock band in college before 'Wannabe Country' got him signed to Sony Music Nashville in 2024.
The headliners
Megan Moroney · Emo cowgirl — Georgia songwriting with a wink, and the fastest-rising female star in country radio.
Up-and-comers to catch early
- Cody Lohden · Kentucky firefighter turned small-town country singer in the Keith Whitley line.
Other acts worth planning around
Stephen Wilson Jr. · Grunge-shaded Americana about grief and Indiana, from a former boxer.- Michael Franti & Spearhead · Hip-hop, reggae and funk, built for an afternoon on the sand.
Goo Goo Dolls · 'Iris' near sunset is the obvious singalong of the weekend.
The lineup by day
Friday lineup (April 2)
Florida Georgia Line, Ne-Yo, Stella Lefty, Vincent Mason, Michael Franti & Spearhead, Dylan Marlowe + 9 more
Saturday lineup (April 3)
Eric Church, Train, Stephen Wilson Jr., Chase Matthew, Grace Potter, Tyler Nance + 9 more
Sunday lineup (April 4)
Megan Moroney, Goo Goo Dolls, Tucker Wetmore, Dylan Scott, Tyler Braden, Carter Faith + 9 more
Tortuga 2027 lineup FAQ
When is Tortuga 2027?
Friday April 2 to Sunday April 4, 2027, on Fort Lauderdale Beach in Florida.
Who is headlining Tortuga 2027?
Florida Georgia Line on Friday, Eric Church on Saturday and Megan Moroney on Sunday. 45 acts are on the poster, fifteen a day.
When do Tortuga 2027 tickets go on sale?
Single-day and weekend passes go on sale Friday October 23, 2026 at 10am ET. Presales for past attendees and for the festival's email and SMS list run earlier that week.
Who does Tortuga benefit?
Rock the Ocean, which puts the festival's proceeds toward ocean conservation and marine research.
Who plays Friday at Tortuga 2027?
Friday, April 2: Florida Georgia Line, Ne-Yo, Stella Lefty, Vincent Mason, Michael Franti & Spearhead, Dylan Marlowe, plus 9 more acts.
Who plays Saturday at Tortuga 2027?
Saturday, April 3: Eric Church, Train, Stephen Wilson Jr., Chase Matthew, Grace Potter, Tyler Nance, plus 9 more acts.
Who plays Sunday at Tortuga 2027?
Sunday, April 4: Megan Moroney, Goo Goo Dolls, Tucker Wetmore, Dylan Scott, Tyler Braden, Carter Faith, plus 9 more acts.
Are Tortuga 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 the day they drop.
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