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Stagecoach, the country music sister festival to Coachella, has unveiled its 2024 lineup, and it features some unexpected names. Alongside traditional country headliners including Morgan Wallen, Miranda Lambert, and Eric Church are Post Malone (who will be performing a “special set of country covers”), Nickelback, The Beach Boys, Diplo, and Wiz Khalifa Other confirmed acts include Willie Nelson, Jelly Roll, Clint Black, Bailey Zimmerman, Elle King, Leon Bridges, Hardy, Dwight Yoakim, Hailey Whitters, Ernest, Trampled by Turtles, Tenille Townes, Allison Russell, The War and Tready, and Megan Moroney, among others. See the full lineup via its poster below. Stagecoach takes place from Friday, April 26th to Sunday, April, 28th at Empire Polo Club in Indio, California. General admission and VIP passes to Stagecoach 2024 go on sale Friday, September 15th. The festival also offers a layaway payment plan, as well as hotel and ticket bundles. Click here for more information.
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