The 2027 Stagecoach music festival lineup has dropped.
The three-day music festival will bring together dozens of mainstream country performers, pop crossovers and a long-awaited country duo reunion to the Southern California desert next spring.
The annual event, promoted as “California’s country music festival,” is scheduled for April 23-25, 2027, at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California—about 125 miles east of Los Angeles.
Event organizers released the artist roster for the upcoming Stagecoach festival, including the following headliners for each evening of festival programming:
Friday, April 23, 2027:
Riley Green, Hardy, Brothers Osborne, Cody Jinks and Shaboozey
Saturday, April 24, 2027:
Zach Top, Willie Nelson and Family, Journey, Charley Crockett and Stephen Wilson Jr.
Sunday, April 25, 2027:
Garth Brooks, Kelly Clarkson, Pitbull, Turnpike Troubadours and Carín León
In addition to the main stage schedules, the event features a planned reunion performance by the country music duo Florida Georgia Line. The duo is scheduled to perform during the “Late Night on Mustang” section of the festival, an after-hours sponsored event, alongside hip-hop artists Flo Rida and Sean Paul, EDM DJ and producer Diplo, and celebrity chef Guy Fieri.
Ticket prices and sale dates for Stagecoach 2027
Passes for the event go on sale Friday, Sept. 18, at 11 a.m. Pacific time.
Festival organizers are offering a payment plan requiring $49 down at purchase.
Pass prices increase as lower tiers sell out, according to the festival website. Pricing options range from basic entry passes to premium VIP packages costing several thousand dollars.
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According to the festival website, purchasers in reserved seating sections will be permitted to take home their souvenir seats on Sunday night following the final performance.
Pass options and tiers include:
- General Admission Pass: $549 for Tier 1, $599 for Tier 2
- General Admission Six-Pack: $539 per pass for Tier 1, $589 per pass for Tier 2
- General Admission and Shuttle Combo: $669 for Tier 1, $719 for Tier 2
- Rhinestone Saloon Pass: $974 starting price
- Rhinestone Saloon Six-Pack: $959 per pass starting price
- Corral Standing Pit: $1,899 starting price
- Corral Reserved Seating: $1,199 for C4, $1,499 for C3, $1,699 for C2 and $2,299 for C1
- Hi Ho Silver Package: $2,299.82, including “one excellent 3-Day Corral C3 Reserved Seated Pass”
- Gold Rush VIP Package: $2,889.82, including “one amazing 3-Day Corral C2 Reserved Seated Pass”
- Desert Diamond VIP Package: $4,482.82, including “one incredible 3-Day Corral C1 Reserved Seated Pass + other elevated perks”
What are the camping options for Stagecoach 2027?
On-site accommodation choices range from basic vehicle spaces to furnished temporary structures, though festival admission passes are not included with lodging reservations.
Standard car camping offers a 10-by-30-foot site for a vehicle and tent, accompanied by four wristbands for the camping area.
For larger setups, powered RV sites measuring 20 by 50 feet accommodate 30-amp and 50-amp vehicles and supply eight camping wristbands.
Reserved RV spaces are distributed across designated lots on the venue grounds, including Lot 8, Lot 5 and combined Lots 4B, 7 and 10.
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Higher priced lodging options include the Lake Eldorado area, advertised by promoters as an “exclusive lakeside oasis,” which provides pre-pitched four-person tents and two-person wooden lodges equipped with cots, sleeping bags and pillows.
The event also offers La Campana bell tents featuring real beds and portable cooling units set up within 20-by-30-foot plots.
More information, including frequently asked questions, festival code of conduct, and additional camping and accommodations details, can be found on the 2027 Stagecoach music festival website.
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