
Four Days of Country Music Under Wisconsin Skies
Country Thunder Wisconsin
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Why this festival experience stands out.
Keith Urban and Riley Green headline Thursday night
Four full days of nonstop live country music
Rising stars Shaboozey, Gavin Adcock, and Nate Smith perform
Legendary acts including Gretchen Wilson and Mark Chesnutt
Iconic outdoor festival atmosphere with camping community
Single-day or four-day pass options available
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Country Thunder Wisconsin
Four Days of Country Music Under Wisconsin Skies
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Country Thunder Wisconsin is one of the Midwest's premier outdoor country music festivals, transforming the rolling Wisconsin landscape into a four-day celebration of country music, community, and unforgettable live performances. Set for July 16–19, 2026, the festival draws tens of thousands of fans from across the country for a weekend packed with world-class talent, genuine country spirit, and the kind of warm summer energy that only a festival of this magnitude can deliver.
The 2026 lineup is nothing short of spectacular. Thursday kicks things off with a powerhouse roster featuring Keith Urban, Riley Green, Shaboozey, The Red Clay Strays, Gavin Adcock, Nate Smith, Ian Munsick, George Birge, Gretchen Wilson, and Mark Chesnutt — a blend of country royalty and rising stars that sets the tone for the entire weekend. Whether you opt for the full four-day pass or choose individual daily tickets, each night promises headline performances and breakout moments that country fans will be talking about for years.
Beyond the music, Country Thunder Wisconsin is a full festival experience — complete with camping communities, local vendors, food and beverages, and the legendary camaraderie that defines the country music faithful. Cowboy boots hit the grass, friendships are forged in the crowd, and every set feels like a celebration. This is more than a concert; it's a summer tradition that belongs on every country music lover's bucket list.