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' inaugural Bootleggers Bonfire Weekend took over Miramar Beach, Florida, hosting a vacation fit for the country lover in all of us and creating a music-fueled, fan-centric atmosphere we hated to leave. 

However, today, all you Bootleggers can rejoice. The event will make its return in 2025, bringing even more sand, surf and hit songs to the Floridian shores from October 23 through October 25.

For the full Bootleggers Bonfire Weekend 2025 lineup, see below:

Here, we'll have all the up-to-date news on line-up announcements, the latest ticket and festival pass details, and any further exciting info and details for 2025.

Alongside multiple sets from Combs himself, the event also saw performances from the likes of Brent Cobb, Tracy Lawrence, Craig Morgan, The Wild Cards and Ashley McBryde.

If the event is anything like it was in 2024, the exclusive weekend will host just 5,000 guests. Pre-sale tickets will likely only be made available to the members of Combs’ Bootleggers fan club.  

For those fortunate enough to snag entry to the three-day affair, they can expect a country-centric extravaganza, flush with good music and good times.

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Combs left Appalachian State University near the end of his senior year – before graduating – to move to Nashville. His first projects came quickly: Combs released his debut EP The Way She Rides in early 2014, following it with Can I Get an Outlaw later that year, and a third EP, This One’s for You, in 2015. 

That steady output started garnering Combs attention from labels, including Sony Nashville, where he eventually signed. Combs’ debut album, This One’s for You, arrived in 2017 and earned the top spot on Billboard’s Top Country Albums chart. 

The next year, Combs won the CMA Award for New Artist of the Year, and the accolades soon began flooding in after that. His sophomore album What You See Is What You Get won the CMA Award and ACM Award for Best Album in 2018, and Combs also took home the ACM Award for Male Artist of the Year. 

In 2019, Combs was invited to become a member of the Grand Ole Opry, and in 2020, he was named Billboard’s Top Country Artist of the Year.

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Luke Combs grew up singing and even took his talents to Carnegie Hall as a young boy. Even with that auspicious start, it would take a few more years before he pursued music professionally.

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Made up of sisters Ellie, Powell and Lily Balcom, The Castellows have dove headfirst into making a name for themselves in country music. 

The trio of sisters from the rural small town of Georgetown, Georgia—right on the Georgia/Alabama border—signed their record deal with Warner Music Nashville & Warner Records in spring of 2023 and quickly released singles ‘No. 7 Road’ and ‘Hurricane’. 

Less than a year later, they put out their debut EP, 

 in February 2024. Of its seven tracks, the sisters had a hand in writing all but one of its songs—with the outlier being a cover.

As one of only a few all-female groups in country as of late, the trio stand out in the genre with their beautiful three-part harmonies. With Lily singing lead vocals, Powell on banjo and Ellie on lead guitar, these sisters are creating a country music sound that is authentic to them.

Already in 2024, the girls have earned their place on lists such as 

’ ‘Five Groups You Need To Know’ and CMT’s ‘Listen Up’. The Castellows are spending the first half of 2024 connecting with fans on their debut headlining tour.

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The intersection between country and rock has always been a special one, with artists like HARDY, Jelly Roll, Koe Wetzel and others blurring those pesky genre lines more and more with each new release. At its center sits Dylan Marlowe, one of the sub-genre's most voracious students and one of torchbearers for the next generation of country stars.

Hailing from Statesboro, Georgia, Dylan Marlowe grew up surrounded by music. While his mom was an avid country music fan, his father spent his free time as a drummer in a Christian heavy metal band. Picking up a guitar for the first time during his senior year of high school, a young Marlowe began writing songs, pulling from an array of influences ranging from Eric Church and Kenny Chesney to Linkin Park and Blink-182.

After dropping out of Georgia Southern University after one semester, Marlowe eventually found his way to Music City just before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. Nabbing both a publishing and artist development deal with Play It Again Entertainment, the young singer-songwriter continued to hone his craft while also peppering out videos on social media.

One in particular, his country cover of Olivia Rodrigo's 'drivers license,' gained immediate attention, accruing Marlowe over 500,000 TikTok followers and turning heads at record labels all across Nashville.

Scoring his first No. 1 hit as a songwriter with Jon Pardi's 'Last Night Lonely,' he released his debut EP, 

, in July 2023. By fall of 2024, Marlowe followed it up with the release of his debut full-length, 

, which spawned standout hits spawning standout hits like 'Heart Brakes,' 'Devil on My Shoulder,' 'Stick to My Guns' with Riley Green and 'Boys Back Home' with Dylan Scott.

Across his discography so far, Marlowe has never shied away from his deep love for rock music, blending traditional country sounds with stadium-ready, guitar-licked pop punk that has found an eager audience in the country music scene.

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At the intersection of country and rock sits Dylan Marlowe, one of the sub-genre's most voracious students and one of torchbearers for the next generation of country stars.

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Since the release of her stellar debut EP, 

, in 2023, Ella Langley has skyrocketed into the upper echelons of country music's modern stars.

Featuring eight songs, including the title track, 'Make Me Wanna Smoke,' 'That's Why We Fight' alongside Koe Wetzel and 'Country Boy's Dream Girl,' the EP served as a fitting introduction to the Alabama hitmaker-in-the-making as seamlessly blended muddy country rock and neotraditional charm with an irresistable commercial country sheen.

Quickly becoming a name worth watching, Langley found herself as support on a variety of top-tier tours throughout 2023 and 2024, including Jon Pardi, Morgan Wallen and, most importantly, Riley Green.

While on tour with Green throughout the summer of 2024, the pair joined forces for a little ditty called 'you look like you love me,' which became the Country Song of 2024 practically overnight and was the center point of her debut full-length album, 

. Finding its way onto a long list of Best Songs lists, all-genre charts and to the No. 1 spot at country radio, the duet become a defining part of Langley's career, leading her to recieve 8 nominations at the 2025 ACM Awards, including for New Female Artist of the Year, Single of the Year, Musical Event of the Year and Visual Media of the Year, all of which she took home the trophy for.

Equal parts vulnerable, relatable, clever and feisty, Langley's musical talents and candid songwriting have captured the hearts of listeners worldwide and established her as one of this generation's leading ladies of country music.

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First and foremost, Alli Patton is a chicken wing connoisseur. She is a writer, second. The Birmingham, Alabama-native is a lover of music and the written word and finds great joy in combining the two. She is a journalist with several years of experience writing news and long-form features for various publications. 

Prior to her journalism career, she worked in the music industry as a Digital Media Specialist, a role that has informed her work as a writer today. A Dolly Parton junkie and lover of all things with a twang, Patton can be found spinning old records and trying to teach her dog, Zeppelin, how to two step. You can find her scribblings on country, rock, and everything in between at American Songwriter, Holler, and The Independent.

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