Absolutely stacked lineup.
Self-described as “not your grandpappy’s rodeo,” Bulls, Bands & Barrels have continued to outdo themselves since their inaugural year in 2013. Combining the ever-popular world of rodeo, complete with bull riding, barrel racing and freestyle bullfighting, with live music, BBB has a long history of booking some of the most exciting acts in country music, all while simultaneously delivering one of the most unique rodeo experiences you’ll ever see across the entire country.
After hosting the likes of Morgan Wallen, Zach Bryan, Koe Wetzel, Flatland Cavalry, Riley Green and more in previous years, Bulls, Bands & Barrels broke out in a big way in 2025, expanding their traveling schedule out to eight separate weeks across multiple cities, including the likes of Treaty Oak Revival, Ella Langley, Sam Barber, Gavin Adcock and more.
2026 was even more successful, expanding out to 17 separate cities from January to August and bringing along the likes of Langley, Adcock and Barber, as well as Hudson Westbrook, Dylan Gossett, Sam Barber, The Creekers, Braxton Keith, Avery Anna and many more.
Expanding out even further this year, BBB has officially announced its 19-stop national tour for 2027, featuring its first stadium event on March 5 and 6 at Lourdes Stadium in Lafayette, Louisiana. Overall, the tour opens January 9 at Ford Center in Evansville, Indiana, running through June 5th, with the two-night BBB Finals at an unannounced location. Along the way, they will hit cities such as Duluth, Georgia; Winston-Salem, North Carolina; Gonzalez, Louisiana; Huntington, West Virginia, Lexington, Kentucky and many more.
Not to be outdone by the expanded selection of dates, BBB is employing a revolving door of stellar artists across the tour. As of now, headlining acts include Treaty Oak Revival, Parker McCollum, Dexter and the Moonrocks, Jason Aldean, Sam Barber, Tucker Wetmore, Jon Pardi, Ole 60, Vincent Mason and Kameron Marlowe.
Additionally, Cigarettes @ Sunset, Slater Nalley, The Jack Wharff Band, Lauren Alania, Fox N’ Vead, Justin Moore, Kolby Cooper, Tyler Braden, Priscilla Block and Tyce Delk will round out BBB’s current 2027 lineup as supporting acts for select dates, with more artists to be announced soon.
It should go without saying that if you’re a fan of both country music and rodeos in general, Bulls, Bands & Barrels is nothing short of a match made in heaven for you. With an incredible mix of the hottest acts in both the mainstream and alternative country, highlighted by the addition Treaty Oak Revival and Dexter and the Moonrocks, who have been nothing short of a powerhouse in the ever-growing country and grunge scene, Parker McCollum, who is fresh off winning his first-ever CMA Album of the Year award, and Jason Aldean, who has remained one of the biggest stars in the genre this century, there’s truly a little bit for everyone to enjoy across each and every one of BBB’s set of tour dates. As previously stated, even more artists and cities will be announced in the coming days, so keep an eye out for when those are announced.
Presale for all cities begins next Thursday, November 12th, at 10 a.m. local time, with public onsale beginning on Friday, November 13th, at 10 a.m. local time. You can find more information and details about tickets, performers and more for all of the stops, as well as all the other events happening throughout the various action-packed weekends, HERE.
Each city, complete with its respective performers, is as follows:
Bulls, Bands & Barrels 2027 Dates
January 9 — Evansville, Indiana — Ole 60, Cigarettes @ Sunset
January 16 — Huntington, West Virginia — Ole 60, Cigarettes @ Sunset
January 23 — Duluth, Georgia — Ole 60, Slater Nalley
January 30 — Winston-Salem, North Carolina — Sam Barber, The Jack Wharff Band
February 6 — Cedar Rapids, Iowa — Dexter and The Moonrocks, Cigarettes @ Sunset
February 13 — Lexington, Kentucky — Vincent Mason, The Jack Wharff Band
February 20 — Wichita, Kansas — Sam Barber, Tyce Delk
February 27 — Worcester, Massachusetts — Tucker Wetmore, The Jack Wharff Band
March 5 — Lafayette, Louisiana — Jason Aldean, Lauren Alaina
March 6 — Lafayette, Louisiana — Treaty Oak Revival, Fox N’ Vead
March 13 — Madison, Wisconsin — Kameron Marlowe, The Jack Wharff Band
March 20 — Peoria, Illinois — Vincent Mason, Tyler Braden
April 3 — Branson, Missouri — Parker McCollum, Justin Moore
April 10 — Lincoln, Nebraska — Parker McCollum, Kolby Cooper
April 17 — Columbus, Ohio — Jon Pardi, Priscilla Block
May 1 — TBA
May 15 — TBA
May 22 — Grand Rapids, Michigan — Sam Barber, Tyce Delk
June 4-5 — TBA
