The event will take place this fall in South Carolina
Eric Church and Lainey Wilson are set to headline the inaugural Field & Stream Music Fest this fall. The event takes place October 4-6 in Winnsboro, South Carolina, and will feature more than 30 artists across two stages. Co-produced by Southern Entertainment, the festival pledges to deliver a celebration that embodies the spirit of Field & Stream’s 150-year legacy, coupled with live music from national, regional and local talent.
The Field & Stream Music Fest offers a dynamic blend of top-tier musical performances and rugged outdoor thrills. Attendees can explore exhibits by leading industry experts and brands in the field, and engage with the outdoor community through activities such as retriever and birds of prey demonstrations, calling and shooting competitions, and fly casting. Next, get ready to hit the trails, navigate down rapids, soak up live tunes, and indulge in delicious fare. From casting lines to spinning tall tales around the campfire, this event embodies the gritty charm of country living.
The Field and Stream Music Fest and Outdoor Expo will span 2,600 acres of countryside, complete with creeks and watering holes aplenty, providing a myriad of recreational opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts. Attendees can indulge in fishing, hiking, trail exploration, off-road adventures, shooting sports, downhill mountain biking, rafting, a diverse selection of food vendors, excursions, an outdoor expo, and much more. On-site lodging options encompass RV camping, cabin rentals, glamping, overland camping, and traditional tent camping.
Tickets are available to Church Choir members beginning Wednesday, March 27th before going on sale to the public on Thursday, March 28th at 8 am ET.
Last year, Church and Morgan Wallen acquired the iconic Field & Stream, the pre-eminent outdoor lifestyle brand with origins back to 1871. Key aspects of the relaunch include the music festival, Field & Stream 1871 Club, a refreshed digital platform, and a limited edition apparel collection inspired by Church and Wallen.
