Headliners Announced For Country Stampede

The Country Stampede was such a rush of a great time in 2013 that organizers are already making plans for next year’s festivities. So far, two headliners have been locked down with Luke Bryan taking the stage Friday and Eric Church closing down Saturday.

The 19th annual festival returns to Tuttle Creek State Park in Manhattan, Kan., June 26-29. The state park features more than 3,000 campsites with shade, shower houses and restrooms.

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PNC Bank Arts Center pre-show VIP reception, Holmdel, N.J.

You’re guaranteed to have a blast with Bryan and Church. After all, the singers have the credentials to prove it. Among their many awards and nominations, Bryan is the CMA Entertainer of the Year nominee and reigning ACM Entertainer of the Year nominee while Church is the CMA Male Vocalist of the Year nominee and reigning ACM Album of the Year winner.

“Country Stampede has become a lifestyle event, not just for the music, but for the overall experience which includes activities taking place in the campground,” said Country Stampede General Manager Wayne Rouse. “2014 is going to be a party! We have announced new radio partners and have the hottest acts in country music set to perform and we are looking forward to having the biggest year since we started.”

The 2014 fest has more than a dozen acts to announce, including headliners for Thursday and Sunday.

This year featured performances from Jason Aldean, Trace Adkins, Miranda Lambert and Little Big Town.

Tickets and campsites are on sale now at pre-sale prices (through Nov. 30). Four-day general admission tickets are $110. VIP camping is sold out.

For more information visit CountryStampede.com.