Country music fans, mark your calendars! The Rock the Country music festival is set to bring two days of high-energy performances to Livingston, Louisiana, from April 4-5, 2025. Held at the Livingston Fairgrounds, this year’s festival promises a mix of country, rock, and southern charm that will unite music lovers from across the nation.
A Power-Packed Lineup
Headlining this year’s event are two iconic names in the music industry: Kid Rock and Nickelback. The festival will also showcase a diverse lineup, including:
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Gavin Adcock
Treaty Oak Revival
Shenandoah
Mark Chesnutt
Deana Carter
Little Texas
Logan Crosby
Them Dirty Roses
Afroman
Dee Jay Silver
Each day promises standout performances with Friday’s lineup featuring Nickelback and Saturday’s headline by Kid Rock, along with other top acts. Michael Kroeger of Nickelback expressed excitement, saying, “There’s something special about connecting with fans in these communities.” Kid Rock added that Rock the Country is “a movement…for hard-working, God-fearing patriots to gather as one and celebrate freedom, music and the party of the year.”
Tickets and Packages
Tickets are available now, with options ranging from single-day passes to VIP packages, priced between $89.99 and $499.99. Both single-day and two-day tickets are available, including VIP passes that provide exclusive access to certain areas and perks.
Economic Impact and Local Excitement
The festival has previously proven to be a significant economic boost for Louisiana. Last year’s event in Gonzales brought in 23,000 attendees, generating over $12.8 million in economic activity. Livingston Parish Tourism Director Eric Edwards shared his enthusiasm: “This caliber of entertainment will bring visitors from all over the country… Livingston Parish’s Southern Hospitality, our rich and unique culture, along with the great food that we have to offer will create memories and an unforgettable experience for all.”
Festival Details and Guidelines
To ensure a smooth experience, festival organizers have outlined some important rules and amenities:
Permitted Items: Guests can bring empty reusable water bottles, two sealed water bottles, cell phones, portable chargers, vape pens, e-cigarettes, blankets, and non-aerosol sunscreen.
Prohibited Items: The festival does not allow weapons, outside food/drink, tents, umbrellas, animals (except service animals), illegal substances, laser pointers, chains, fireworks, flags, or professional cameras.
Parking, Camping, and Accessibility
For those planning to stay on-site, camping options are available, including car and RV camping. Parking passes can be purchased in advance, with day-of parking starting at $45. A designated rideshare area will be on-site for convenient drop-offs and pick-ups.
Whether you’re a long-time country fan or just looking to experience one of the South’s most popular music festivals, Rock the Country promises to be an unforgettable weekend of music, community, and Southern hospitality.
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