Rising stars Riley Green and Zach Top will join country legend Garth Brooks as the headliners for the 2027 edition of the Stagecoach festival, which returns to Empire Polo Club in Indio, Ca., on April 23-25.
As usual, the lineup touches some unexpected genres, with country favorites such as Willie Nelson, Shaboozey, Charley Crockett, Stephen Wilson Jr. and Brothers Osbourne rubbing elbows with mainstream rock staples such as Journey, Matchbox Twenty and former Van Halen vocalist David Lee Roth, Latin arena-level headliner Carin Leon and even Melissa Etheridge. Guy Fieri will once again host his Smokehouse activation, and Diplo returns with his all-star Honkytonk performance.
The reunited Florida Georgia Line will anchor the Mustang stage alongside Sean Paul and Flo Rida. The duo was a mainstream country staple through the early 2020s before going on a multi-year hiatus. “The last time we played Stagecoach was back in 2018, and a whole lot of life has happened since then,” the band says. “There’s something really special about getting to come back to the desert together, step on that stage again and share these songs and memories with the fans who have been with us through it all. We couldn’t think of a better place to do it.”
Green was scheduled to perform at Stagecoach this year but his set was canceled due to high winds. “Let’s do this again. We’re excited to make it back out to the desert after a wild ride last year,” he notes. “We’ll probably stay all weekend and catch the other sets, so come join us.”
Adds Brooks, who recently inked a touring deal with Stagecoach promoter Goldenvoice’s parent company AEG Presents, “Stagecoach is a guaranteed good time. I was shocked by how personal everything there is, from the people working the venue to the people singing along.”
Tickets go on sale Sept. 18 at 11 a.m. PT.
