Little Big Town and Brad Paisley Live in the Vineyard Goes Country 2019

Live In The Vineyard Goes Country returns with big headliners. Brad Paisley and Little Big Town perform for the private festival. It will be held in Napa Valley, California on the 14th to the 16th of May. It offers festival goers live music from a dynamic lineup of country powerhouses in a wonderful view that overlooks Napa Valley’s most revered wineries.

Live in The Vineyard Goes Country

The one of a kind festival blends together the perfect mixture of versatile country sounds and California-based winemakers to make a one-of-a-kind experience. Live In The Vineyard has given music fans the opportunity to take part in unique festival experiences for over a decade.

Live In The Vineyard Goes Country partners with CMT for its second year. It will also include intimate acoustic performances by Brothers Osborne, Caylee Hammack, Chris Lane,  Cody Johnson, Gone West, HARDY, Ingrid Andress, LANCO, Michael Ray, Morgan Evans, Scotty McCreery, and Walker Hayes.

Brad Paisley will kickstart the event on the 14th of May with a special acoustic performance. Hayes and LANCO will also be performing with Paisley. The following day will feature a performance by Hammack, Lane, HARDY, and Andress.

The evening’s festivities will constitute performances in Uptown Theatre by Brothers Osborne, Johnson, Ray and headliners Little Big Town. The three-day festival will close off with special performances from Gone West, Evans, and McCreery.

Colbie Caillat, a member of the band Gone West expressed her excitement about going back to perform for the event.

“I’m so excited to be back in California and especially be in Napa for Live In The Vineyard Goes Country. [We’re] so excited to play our new songs from Gone West!”

Tickets for the event are only available through radio station promotions and exclusive sweepstakes. Interested parties can enter for a chance to attend Live in the Vineyard Goes Country at the festival’s website. This puts a definite premium on the intimacy and exclusivity of the event.