Eric Church to headline 2025 Highways Festival

The country star will headline both nights of the event

Live Nation Entertainment and the Royal Albert Hall have announced the return of the Highways in 2025. Building on the success of previous editions, Highways 2025 will take place over two unforgettable days on Friday, May 16th, and Saturday, May 17th, featuring two exclusive European solo performances by the multi-award-winning Eric Church alongside special guests Molly Tuttle, Caylee Hammack, and Bella White with more artists to be announced across the festival.

Church will headline the festival with his acclaimed residency show, To Beat The Devil. This storytelling-driven live experience, previously only ever performed at his Nashville venue Chief’s, promises an intimate and electrifying journey through Church’s artistry. Fans can expect a unique blend of heartfelt narratives and high-energy performances highlighting why Eric Church remains a leading force within the genre.

This will be the first and only time the residency of To Beat The Devil will travel to Europe from Chief’s, his newly opened six-story establishment on Nashville’s iconic Lower Broadway. This residency underscores Church’s commitment to creating unique and memorable experiences for his fans in the US and internationally.

Highways Festival 2025 offers an unparalleled opportunity for country and Americana enthusiasts to witness a star-studded lineup of top artists performing in the prestigious and historic Royal Albert Hall auditorium. Each night will feature artists showcasing the genres and dedicated events in the intimate Elgar Room. The event is hosted by Baylen Leonard, the vibrant voice of Absolute Radio Country’s Americana and Roots show, The Front Porch, and a two-time CMA International Broadcaster of the Year. Leonard’s expertise and passion for the genre ensure that Highways Festival 2025 celebrates music, storytelling, and community like no other.

Buddy Iahn
Buddy Iahn