A big ole party, courtesy of Big & Rich.
The country duo is set to headline 5850 Fest’s & Kinzie Foods ‘No Boots, No Service’ Party this March in Ketchum, Idaho, which brings together music, culture, skiing and food to make for a very unique and unforgettable experience. The festival is held from March 20th–27th, 2025, coinciding with the Audi FIS Ski World Cup Finals, which is the event’s first return to U.S. soil in nearly a decade.
With all of that going on, the town will be abuzz with activity and fun, with Big & Rich being at the center of it all, as they play the concert on Saturday, March 23rd. It will be a big part of the larger experience that will last all weekend in the beautiful Rocky Mountains.
Of course, they’re known for their hit “Save a Horse (Ride a Cowboy),” and they put on a high-energy, entertaining show that will certainly be a highlight of the whole event.
Brandon Kuvara and Jenny Dupre, co-founders of 5850 Fest, say they can’t wait for the popular country duo to play all of their fan-favorites at the festival:
“Big & Rich are the ultimate show-stoppers — their music has shaped modern country and created moments that fans around the world can’t help but sing along to. With one of the most Instagrammable anthems in country music history, this party is going to be unforgettable. Limited VIP passes are still available to get you right up front, so don’t wait to grab your spot.”
Big & Rich, made up of John Rich and Big Kenny, added that they’re looking forward to the mountains, and the music, and the magical combination will make for an “epic” night of country music:
“Ketchum, we’re saddling up and ready to make some noise! The mountains, the music, the energy of 5850 Fest — it’s everything we love wrapped into one epic night. So dust off your boots, bring your wild side and join us for a celebration you’ll be talking about for years to come.”
In addition to what will be a great show at the “No Boots, No Service” Party, 5850 Fest will also have a diverse group of other awesome country acts including Tracy Byrd, Tyler Rich, Annie Boskom, Josh Weathers and Jason Jones. Other artists also performing outside of country includes the Grammy-nominated Barenaked Ladies, ‘90s icons Sugar Ray, DJ Brandi Cyrus and a even more performers yet to be announced.
It makes for a balanced roster full of variety, so there really is something for every kind of music fan here. Not to mention, the breathtaking scenes of Idaho’s Sun Valley, which is coupled with the culinary and cultural activations like festival’s “Summit to Table” program, which will feature culinary celebrities like Tyler Florence, Ana Sofía Fehn and Art Smith, offering intimate VIP dinners, cooking demonstrations and local delicacies.
The festival really has it all in terms of what you could need for an elevated, special festival experience, including VIP passes that include access to private lounges, premium viewing areas and meet-and-greet opportunities with performers, as well as open-access activations and single-day passes, all of which are on sale now HERE. There are several different types of tickets to choose from, so you can find something that fits exactly what you’re looking in terms of the concert, and festival as a whole.
Of course, country fans know that Big & Rich are always good for a party, and they will no doubt bring that high-energy, leave it all on the stage-style to Idaho for 5850 Fest, and the best part is, it’s not too late for you to be there and see it in-person, so make sure you get your tickets now.
