Country Thunder — the genre’s largest music festival of its kind in North America — has revealed 2027’s full main stage roster for the Thursday, April 8, to Sunday, April 11, series at Talio Ranch, Florence.
Multi-platinum singer/songwriter Jordan Davis joins a headline bill that includes the recently reunited, diamond-certified duo Florida George Line and country darling Megan Moroney.
Country newcomer Stella Lefty will kick off the series on Thursday night.
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Other acts include Zach John King, The Band Perry, Shenandoah, Kaitlin Butts, Ashley Cooke, Mae Estes, Anna Graves, Just Jayne, Colton Dawson, Drew Cooper, Nathan Dean & the Damn Band, Shari Rowe, Western Fusion Band, Chase Wright, Clay Barker, Connor McCutcheon, Kendra Remedios, Last Train to Juarez, Grant Brothers, 10th & Main. Honeygirl, Christian Warren, Lacey Rashean and Evelyn Errante.
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Joining the star-studded lineup alongside headliners Lefty, Davis, Florida Georgia Line, and Moroney are Carly Pearce, Ashley Cooke, Josh Ross, The Band Perry, ERNEST and Shenandoah. The four-day festival will also showcase an exciting mix of rising talent, including Mae Estes, Just Jayne, Anna Graves, Colton Dawson, Zach John King and Kaitlin Butts, along with the winner of “Arizona Idol.”
Davis has had two platinum-certified albums that spawned hits like “Next Thing You Know,” which won Song of the Year at the 2024 ACM Awards. With the arrival of his 2025 album “Learn the Hard Way,” the Louisiana-bred artist added to his growing tally of country radio No. 1s, thanks to “I Ain’t Sayin’.”
He has been called a “commanding live performer,” who’s toured with the likes of Luke Combs, Dierks Bentley and Kane Brown, Davis stacks his set with songs steeped in Southern Rock, Blues, and timeless.
“We’re incredibly excited to welcome Jordan Davis to Country Thunder Arizona for his headlining debut,” said Troy Vollhoffer, chief executive officer of Country Thunder.
“From established hitmakers like ERNEST to breakout stars like Stella Lefty, we’ve put together an incredible lineup that truly has something for everyone. We can’t wait to bring it all to life this April.”
Florida George Line’s show is part of its limited run “Anything Goes Again: The Festival Tour.” Returning to the main stage for the third time, the band features hits like “Cruise.”
Meanwhile Moroney’s set list will include tracks from her album “Cloud 9” and her her platinum-certified No. 1 country song “6 Months Later.”
A fixture at the forefront of the genre’s live circuit, the long-running festival also includes the Copperhead Stage (featuring rising artists from The Grand Canyon State), the Songwriters Showcase (spotlighting the writers behind some of Country’s biggest smashes), and the Electric Thunder tent (a go-to destination for late-night dance parties).
The festival will continue with its Buckin’ Thunder Pro Bull Riding event, a sanctioned National Senior Pro Bull that was introduced last year.
