Country To Country Festival 2025: Everything you need to know

The annual beloved Country to Country Festival will return in 2025, gearing up for another unforgettable edition, with the incredible headliners now announced! Bringing together the finest country and roots artists from across the globe, giving us the unique opportunity to be immersed in the vibrant sounds of the country genre, it's fair to say C2C 2025 is set to be a must-attend event for music lovers everywhere.

With the talented Lainey Wilson, Dierks Bentley and Cody Johnson headlining next year's C2C Festival, excitement is well and truly building. With the Spotlight Stage acts now revealed, joining the main line-up which currently includes the likes of Shaboozey and Nate Smith, check out our guide on everything you need to know about C2C 2025 - from dates, to locations, the line-up, tickets and more...

What is Country to Country?

Country To Country is Europe's largest country music festival, of course! The annual festival brings together some of the biggest names in the country music genre - with huge shows being held across three cities in the UK - this year in London, Glasgow and Belfast. Offering a weekend-long celebration of wonderful country music, and bringing us some incredible live performances from huge artists, it's certainly a staple in any country fan's diary.

Originally, the multi-day festival was held in London in 2013, with 2014 seeing it expand dates to Dublin. Then, it expanded further in 2015, holding shows in Sweden and Norway, with 2019 then seeing dates in the Netherlands, Germany and Australia.

Where is Country To Country taking place in 2025?

Next year, the world-famous Country To Country Festival will be taking place at London’s The O2, Glasgow’s OVO Hydro and Belfast’s SSE Arena.

And when is it happening?

The festival will begin on Friday 14th March 2025, lasting three days and finishing on Sunday 16th.

How can I get tickets for C2C?

You can get your tickets to the incredible Country To Country Festival 2025 right here from Absolute Radio Tickets. Both day and weekend tickets are available to purchase.

Buy tickets to the Country To Country Festival 2025!

Who is headlining C2C 2025?

Next year is shaping up to be another incredible year for C2C, with three huge headline acts announced, along with a line-up of amazing country artists.

Headliners in 2025 will come in the form of Lainey Wilson, Dierks Bentley and Cody Johnson. Completing the rest of the line-up at the moment is the likes of returning favourites Nate Smith, 49 Winchester and Avery Anna, and rising stars Wyatt Flores and Tanner Adell. They will be joined by Dylan Gossett, Tyler Hubbard, Chayce Beckham, Shaboozey, Tucker Wetmore, The Castellows and Niko Moon, who are all making their C2C debut.

More artists are still to be announced.

What about the Spotlight Stages?

The Spotlight Stage acts were revealed on 29th October 2024 for London and Glasgow - and it's fair to say they well and truly upped the ante!

The Spotlight Stage will welcome acts including Willow Avalon, Max McNown (London only), Bayker Blankenship, Drew Baldridge, Reyna Roberts (London only), Kezia Gill, Kassi Ashton, Kashus Culpepper (London only) and Harper O'Neill.

What line-up is performing where?

London, Friday 14th March / Belfast, Saturday March 15th / Glasgow, Sunday 16th March:

Lainey Wilson, Dylan Gossett, 49 Winchester, Tucker Wetmore, Wyatt Flores

Glasgow, Friday 14th / London, Saturday 15th / Belfast, Sunday 16th

Dierks Bentley, Tyler Hubbard, Chayce Beckham, Niko Moon, Tanner Adell

Belfast, Friday 14th / Glasgow, Saturday 15th / London, Sunday 16th

Cody Johnson, Nate Smith, Shaboozey, Avery Anna, The Castellows

Lainey Wilson, Dierks Bentley and Cody Johnson headliners

In anticipation of them headlining 2025’s Country To Country Festival, we’ve put together some handy guides so you can get to know Lainey Wilson, Dierks Bentley and Cody Johnson a bit better - with 2025 marking Cody’s inaugural C2C appearance.

Find out about their incredible rises to fame, their country music journeys, incredible albums and everything in between.

Everything you need to know about Lainey Wilson

Everything you need to know about Dierky Bentley

Everything you need to know about Cody Johnson

Travel and festival rules

Planning travel and accommodation arrangements in advance is strongly advised, as well as brushing up on the details about the specific venues hosting the festival - London’s O2 Arena, Glasgow’s OVO Hydro and Belfast’s SSE Arena - and C2C’s rules, regulations and FAQs to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience at C2C.

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What happened to the festival in 2021?

The famous Country To Country music festival was cancelled in 2021, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The festival, which had been held in venues across Europe since 2013, initially rescheduled their 2020 dates to 2021, however due to travel restrictions and bans on mass gatherings that were active at the time, the festival was unfortunately still unable to go ahead.

Prior to the dates being initially rescheduled, country stars Eric Church, Darius Rucker and Luke Combs were all announced as headliners. With the festival again being rescheduled in 2021, Country To Country shared a statement on their website reading:

‘Due to the complications of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and the current restrictions on mass gatherings and international travel, we are sad to say that C2C will not be able to go ahead in March 2021 as planned.

‘In March of 2020, we could never have foreseen the extent of what has unfolded and the prospect that we would be without C2C for 2 years running was unthinkable. We are devastated that we are unable to deliver you the event that we all love.'

They continued to inform festival-goers that they were working on the 2022 event, with tickets remaining valid.

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