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Country Fest 2024 Wisconsin: What You Need To Know

Country Fest 2024
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Festival Title:Country Fest 2024
Festival Duration:June 27-29, 2024
Venue:Central Wisconsin Amphitheatre in Cadott, Wisconsin
Performers Include:Eric Church, Keith Urban, Jake Owen, and more
Ticket Information:Get Your Tickets Here

Country Fest, the genre’s largest party in a hayfield and the heart and soul of country music fun, is slated for another run from June 27-29, 2024, at Central Wisconsin Amphitheatre in Cadott, Wisconsin. The three-day event, which started in 1970, is the largest country music and camping event in the US and has since become a summer staple for the genre’s fans. 

In this year’s edition, fans will experience yet another boot-pumpin’ kickoff party with country music band Sawyer Brown. They’re joined by country pop group SLAMABAMA and Minnesota cover band Six to Midnight. 

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For the main event, Country Fest is bringing in three of the biggest names in the country music scene—like they always do. In the last three years, they’ve featured Kane Brown, Dierks Bentley, Thomas Rhett, Jason Aldean, Florida Georgia Line, Lee Brice, Zac Brown Band, Jon Pardi, and Dan + Shay on their stage. In 2024, they invited Jake Owen, Keith Urban, and Eric Church for another epic round. 

The Line-up – Who’s Singing at Country Fest 2024

Country Fest 2024 square

Party like a Sconnie – Country Fest 2024 promises one hell of a hayfield party under the summer heat, with 40 bands playing across five stages – the Main Stage, Bud Light Crossroads Stage, Busch Light Beer Camp, Jack Daniels Sports Bar, and The Saloon – in three days. 

Wednesday, June 26

Sawyer Brown
Slamabama
Six to Midnight

Thursday, June 27

Jake Owen
Scotty McCreery
Hailey Whitters
Lorrie Morgan
Kassi Ashton
Chayce Beckham
Dylan Schneider
Kylie Morgan
Stephen Paul
Christie Huff
Martin and Kelly
Outlaw’d
Six Figure Sunrise

Friday, June 28

Keith Urban
Cooper Alan
Deana Carter
Neon Union
Dalton Dover
Redferrin
Sheylen
Demun Jones
Jordan Blanchard
Erin Stoll
Ember
Lassos & Lace

Saturday, June 29

Eric Church
Ashley McBryde
Conner Smith
Morgan Evans
Dillon Carmichael
Shane Profitt
The Castellows
Logan Crisby
Jake McVey
Eric Chesser
Branded
Blue Collar 40
Roadhouse 6

Country Fest 2024 Tickets, Festival Essentials & Insider Tips

Since 1970, Country Fest has offered the best lineups, so it isn’t surprising that tickets are almost sold out. So, move fast. They still have General Admission tickets, both single-day entry ($95) and a 3-day pass ($159). As for camping passes, there’s only one area available: Back Forty Right ($130) with 55 seats left. 

If you’ve already secured both, make sure you also have the following: a Campground Access Pass ($35) if you’re staying in the venue, a Shuttle Pass if you’re staying at a hotel or anywhere nearby ($30 for all 3 days, $55 for single-day early or late arrivals), and Car Parking ($15/day and $35 for 3 days). To make the experience even better, you can also add on a Pit Pass sold per artist ($5-$40) for a closer look. 

Only clear bags are allowed at the festival, except for small purses measuring 5” by 7” (which are still subject to search). Water bottles can be brought inside as long as they’re empty. There are free water stations scattered around the concert ground and the campground, where you can fill them after entering. 

Outside food, beverages, and pets (except service animals) are not allowed inside the concert venue, but they are permitted in the campground. Just make sure your pets are leashed.

If you need anything, you can check out their convenience stores located at the North and South campgrounds. Showers are also free, but do note that there could be a long line, and hot water is limited.   

For more info, tune in to their official website at Country Fest. 

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