Cole Swindell, HARDY, Jelly Roll and Dierks Bentley to Headline Country Thunder Wisconsin 2025

The official line-up for Country Thunder Wisconsin 2025 has been unveiled, with Cole Swindell, HARDY, Jelly Roll and Dierks Bentley set to headline the popular country extravaganza.

They're joined on the stacked roster of 2025 performers by Zach Top, Tyler Hubbard, Ashley McBryde, Gavin Adcock, Sara Evans, Ashley Cooke, Owen Riegling, Drew Baldridge, Shenandoah, Chayce Beckham, Nolan Sotillo, Braxton Keith, Bayker Blankenship, Abby Anderson and Angie K, with even more names yet to come.

Ahead of the announcement, Troy Vollhoffer, CEO of Country Thunder Music Festivals, emphasised his excitement at the prospect of another stellar event, “We’re thrilled to bring such a dynamic lineup to Wisconsin. With legends, breakout stars and crowd favorites, 2025 is shaping up to be one of our biggest and best years yet”.

Country Thunder Wisconsin 2025 will take place across July 17 - 20th, 2025, and as Vollhoffer underlined, the event will once again bring together a refreshing blend of the genre's most promising prodigies and established country music titans.

Fans will no doubt be looking forward to Cole Swindell reeling off a slew of his chart-topping hits, including the energising, multiple CMT Award-winning ‘She Had Me At Heads Carolina’, as well as smashes such as ‘Never Say Never’ and ‘Hope You Get Lonely Tonight’.

HARDY will bring his electrifying, rock-leaning set to the Twin Lakes, Wisconsin stage, while Jelly Roll will be able to draw from both his lauded debut country album, Whitsitt Chapel, and his newly released project, Beautifully Broken, which hit No. 1 on the Billboard 200.

Completing the top-tier quartet of Country Thunder Wisconsin 2025 headliners is country veteran, Dierks Bentley, who will serenade the packed-out crowd with an array of fan-favourites, ranging from the light-hearted (‘Drunk on a Plane’) to the sobering (‘Living’).

Tickets to Country Thunder Wisconsin 2025 are on-sale now.

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