Get Ready for Stagecoach 2020

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The annual California Stagecoach provides country music lovers with the chance to attend live performances from Friday, April 24 through Sunday, April 26, 2020. The festival is at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California, the event has been entertaining audiences since 2007 with a long line-up of guests ranging from great new artists to well-known celebrity bands. This is one of the largest and most popular country music festivals that you can attend.

The 2020 lineup is something that we are all excited about, with Thomas Rhett, Carrie Underwood, and Eric Church as the headliners and so many more incredible artists that will be playing as well.

Tickets begin to go on sale on October 18, 2019, at 11:00 AM PT.

Ticket Info:

General Admission Tier 1 is $319.00 + fees, General Admission Tier 2 is $349 + fees, GA & Shuttle Combo Tier 1 is $379.00 + fees, GA & Shuttle Combo Tier 2 is $409.00 + fess. you will need to purchase it with a shuttle pass for $429.

If you want to bump up your tickets you can purchase two different types of The Corral Reserved Seating: C1 – $1,299 + fees C2 – $829 + fees. Then last but not least there are The Corral Standing Pit: $1,299 + fees.

Trip Planning:

Make sure you check out all the different packages that are available for purchase. Options that are ranging from camping off-site, a hotel, or experience the safari campground. If you are looking to stay in a hotel make sure you get your travel arrangements figured out for transportation to and from the festival. See what works best for you to have the experience you want at Stagecoach 2020!

Photo Courtesy of Valley Music Travel

Be ready to buy your tickets and enjoy one of the greatest country music festivals rain or shine!

Peter Varlet

Peter Varlet’s the cowboy critic you love to hate, until he’s right. Born during a thunderstorm in 1972 in Bismarck, North Dakota, he grew up watching his WWII vet dad battle to save their farm from corporate claws. Now, Peter’s the unapologetic voice of Western culture, with a historian’s grip on America’s past, acknowledging both its heroes and hypocrites. His truth to power articles are a no-holds-barred zone for rodeo reviews, cowboy movie takedowns, and ranching tricks that work. He’ll tell you why your country singer’s a fraud and how to fix a fence with only baling wire and spite. Peter despises corporate factory farms taking over and cherishes the DIY grit of real Americans. Politically correct? Nope. Trustworthy? Damn straight. He’s saving the West, one brutal truth at a time.