Rock the South and Rock the Country will be rocking indeed for their 2025 festivals.
The Alabama country and southern rock festival, tagged as “The Biggest Paty in the South,” just dropped its lineup, and it’s STACKED. Each year, Rock the South somehow manages to top its last lineup, bringing the perfect blend of country legends with the fresh faces of the genre—and this year is no exception.
They pulled out all the stops.
Your 2025 headliners are Hank Williams Jr., Kid Rock, and Nickelback. However, it does not stop there; the long list of supporting acts is also filled to the brim with outstanding talent. Treaty Oak Revival, Gavin Adcock, Ty Myers, Hudson Westbrook, Shenandoah, Ole 60, Them Dirty Roses, and more are also scheduled to perform.
“The lineup for Pepsi Rock the South 2025 is here and it’s STACKED. Kid Rock, Nickelback, Hank Williams Jr., and more are bringing the chaos to Cullman, Alabama. Mark your calendars for June 19-21—it’s gonna be one helluva ride.”
Talk about a weekend filled with great country music. The festival will occur in Cullman, Alabama, from June 19 to 21.
However, that is just the first festival announced with these three headliners as the same group, and then some are hit to headline the 2025 Rock the Country. The festival, which travels to ten small towns and puts on ten massive shows, has a lineup that will draw a crowd. With Lynyrd Skynyard added as a headliner, Rock the Country has a few of the same faces as Rock the South for supporting acts.
Other artists set to appear at Rock the Country include Gavin Adcock, Ella Langley, Travis Tritt, Aaron Lewis, Tracy Lawrence, Treaty Oak Revival, Big & Rich, Ole 60, Jo Dee Messina, and many more.
“Y’all ready for this? The Rock the Country 2025 lineup is here, and it’s stacked with the baddest in the business. Gear up for a festival that’s gonna be bigger, bolder, and more bada** than ever before.”
Given this year’s lineup, which includes some of the hottest names among new country artists, I am sure these tickets will go fast. These are not festivals you’ll want to miss.
Both festival tickets go on sale November 15, but presale is available for Rock the South and Rock the Country insiders starting at noon CT today (November 12th).
If you’re on the fence about snagging tickets remember this:
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