Hwy30 Festival just got even better.
Double the locations, double the incredible lineups, and double the fun.
HWY 30 Fest, held in Filer, Idaho, from June 21-24th, has its completed lineup, and boy, is it good. The festival started teasing who they booked in late November, but now with all three days finalized and up, it’s time to take a deep dive.
Here is what they are rocking with.
Day 1: Lainey Wilson, Morgan Wade, Kat Hasty, Graycie York, Ella, Taylor Hunnicutt, Holly Beth, EllieMae, and Tenille Townes.
Day 2: Shane Smith & the Saints, The Steel Woods, Ella, Jackson Dean, The Clay Strays, The Lowdown Drifters, Palmer Anthony, Joe Stamm Band, and Kaden Madden.
Day 3: Whiskey Myers, Read Southall Band, Giovannie and the Hired Guns, Muscadine Bloodline, Jesse Dayne & The Sagebrush Drifters, Them Dirty Roses, Eli Howard & The Greater Good, and Weathered Souls.
Day 4: Koe Wetzel, Kolby Cooper, Pecos and the Rooftops, Tanner Ursey, Dylan Wheeler, Huser Brother Band, George Devore, and Logan Jahnke.
Now that’s how you lay down a good lineup. I had to pick my jaw off the floor reading day 4’s lineup.
Along with the list of phenomenal artists you can see in June, Hwy 30 Fest announced they will be expanding to host a second festival in Fort Worth, Texas, October 19th-23rd at the Texas Motor Speedway.
The festival’s founder, Gordy Schroeder, shared with the Forth Worth Report:
“As soon as we arrived in Fort Worth to scout for a second location, it immediately felt like home.
Our attendees have been asking us for years to consider this expansion, and we know that Texas Motor Speedway will be able to provide that family-friendly, homegrown atmosphere that people come to us for while still attracting some of the biggest acts in the world.”
The lineup for the Fort Worth addition will be announced in early 2023.
As for Idaho festival tickets…they are going fast. Weekend and one-day passes are on sale now.
The 4-day camping package is already sold out, so y’all get to planning and hop on these tickets because they will go fast.
Cheers to festival season and Hwy 30 Fest for expanding. As a current Texan, I can’t wait to see the lineup they roll out for Texas Motor Speedway.
