Michigan's Faster Horses Festival is saddling up with new headliners this summer, roping in country stars Jelly Roll, Lainey Wilson, and Hardy to lead the charge at the annual music and camping event. Taking place July 19-21 at the Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn, the festival touts a jam-packed lineup for its eleventh installment, CBS Detroit reports.
Joining the headliners this year are acts like Old Dominion, Riley Green, Ernest, and Tyler Hubbard, along with a host of other performers across two stages including Sawyer Brown, Ashley Cooke, Jackson Dean, and Zach Top, according to the Detroit News. Ticket aficionados better mark their calendars because general admission passes drop at 10 a.m. on Friday, February 9 with a price of $289, while the high-rollers can scoop up VIP packages ranging from $459 to $785, and let's not forget the campsite renewals starting at 10 a.m. this Friday.
Live Nation's Faster Horses Festival, which typically draws in a crowd of over 40,000 strong to the Michigan International Speedway grounds, is also debuting an all-inclusive pricing policy – a move that will integrate service charges and most other fees into the ticket price, Freep.com detailed.
The festival's "Next From Nashville" stage promises to spotlight emerging artists, with performances from Tanner Adell, Avery Anna, Graham Barham, and other up-and-comers, while established chart-toppers like Jelly Roll, who recently clinched a Country Music Association Award for Best New Artist, and Wilson, the winner of Entertainer of the Year at the 2023 Country Music Association Awards, are sure to draw a formidable crowd, as mentioned by both Freep.com. Last year's event celebrated its 10th anniversary with headliners such as Luke Bryan, Shania Twain, and Zac Brown Band, setting the stage for this year's electrifying lineup.
