Garth Brooks, Riley Green and Zach Top to Headline Stagecoach 2027 Festival

Riley Green and Zach Top will headline the festival’s first two nights, while Garth Brooks will close the event on the final night. Green and Top are both first-time Stagecoach headliners.
Stagecoach will sell only three-day passes, with no single-day tickets. Options include general admission, Rhinestone Saloon, Corral Standing Pit, Corral Reserved Seating, and shuttle and hotel packages; three-day general-admission passes start at $599.
Florida Georgia Line said of its return: “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.”
Riley Green and Zach Top both have recent career milestones tied to the festival: Green’s 2026 Stagecoach set was canceled during an emergency evacuation caused by high winds, while Top recalled packing out the Palomino stage during his 2024 appearance. Both are nominated for 2026 CMA Awards.
Select performances will be available to viewers through Amazon Music and Prime Video, extending access beyond festival attendees.
Stagecoach 2027 will bring country music back to the California desert April 23-25, with Garth Brooks headlining the final night alongside first-time festival headliners Riley Green and Zach Top Boston Herald. The three-day event at the Empire Polo Club in Indio will also feature Willie Nelson and Family, Hardy, Brothers Osborne, Kelly Clarkson, Journey, and Tedeschi Trucks Band, creating one of the most genre-spanning lineups in the festival's 19-year history.
Florida Georgia Line, the reunited country duo, will return to perform a special late-night set—marking one of their first announced shows since their hiatus Jambase. Three-day general-admission passes start at $599, with tickets going on sale Friday, September 18, and select performances streaming on Amazon Music and Prime Video.
Riley Green will headline the festival's opening night on April 23, followed by Zach Top on April 24, before Garth Brooks closes the event on the final night WUUQ-FM. Both Green and Top are first-time Stagecoach headliners, marking a significant career milestone for the rising country stars. Green's 2026 Stagecoach performance was canceled during an emergency evacuation due to high winds, making his 2027 headlining slot a redemption moment.
Zach Top packed the Palomino stage during his 2024 Stagecoach appearance, building momentum toward his headline slot. Both Green and Top are nominated for 2026 CMA Awards, cementing their status as breakthrough talents in country music Keco-FM.
The 2027 bill stretches far beyond traditional country. Rock legends Journey and Matchbox Twenty, former frontman David Lee Roth, pop acts Pitbull and Flo Rida, and electronic producer Diplo's HonkyTonk side project all share the lineup Relix. The eclectic mix also includes Melissa Etheridge and celebrity chef Guy Fieri's Smokehouse performances.
This broad approach reflects Stagecoach's evolution into a festival that attracts multiple audiences. Artists like Shaboozey, Turnpike Troubadours, and Charley Crockett represent contemporary and Americana country, while reggae artist Sean Paul and DJ Diplo expand the musical scope even further.
Stagecoach will not offer single-day tickets in 2027. Instead, three-day passes include options for general admission, Rhinestone Saloon, Corral Standing Pit, Corral Reserved Seating, and shuttle and hotel packages Keco-FM. Three-day general-admission passes start at $599, making the festival accessible to fans seeking a full weekend experience.
Select performances will stream on Amazon Music and Prime Video, extending the festival beyond those attending in person Boston Herald. Tickets go on sale Friday, September 18, with the festival set to overlap with neighboring Coachella in the Coachella Valley.
Florida Georgia Line's late-night set marks one of the reunited duo's first announced shows since entering their hiatus. The band expressed excitement about their return in a statement: "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." Jambase
The reunion carries emotional weight for longtime fans who watched the duo become one of country music's biggest acts before their split. Their Stagecoach appearance signals the beginning of what could be a broader reconciliation and return to performing together.
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