The GoldenSky Country Music Festival returns to Sacramento this weekend at Discovery Park. Country music fans can look forward to a lineup of chart-topping artists from October 18 to October 20. GoldenSky returns for its third year in Sacramento, expecting a crowd similar to last year's 60,000 attendees. This year's festival will feature headliners Keith Urban, Thomas Rhett, and Luke Bryan, along with more than two dozen other acts.
With weekend passes starting at $252 for general admission and for VIP passes starting at $422. Those eager to don their cowboy hats can rope in their passes online as mentioned in the event details shared by CBS News Sacramento.
Getting to Discovery Park will be tricky, as there’s no on-site parking during the festival. Attendees can use rideshare apps, designated taxi drop-off zones, or bike and scooter valet services nearby. For those wanting to skip traffic, SacRT's light rail and bus services will provide shuttles from various city stops to the festival.
Discover Park will be transforming into a cashless oasis, where all transactions will be as modern as country-pop – digital and no-fuss. According to ABC10, on-site ATMs will be ready to swap your bills for preloaded cards.
