Ross County is poised to embrace a country music extravaganza as the inaugural RoCo Music Fest approaches. With a lineup boasting several prominent artists, this three-day event promises an immersive musical experience set against the backdrop of the fairgrounds.
Scheduled to unfold from September 1 to September 3, the festival boasts a star-studded roster for each evening. On Friday, attendees can look forward to performances by Little Texas and Jimmy Mowery, with Jana Kramer headlining. Saturday’s lineup features Randy Houser and Nolan Taylor, leading up to Dustin Lynch’s headline act. On Sunday, the stage will come alive with Raelynn and Sweet Tea Trio’s performances, culminating in Parker McCollum’s headline performance.
The festivities will be held at the Ross County Fairgrounds, offering attendees the flexibility to either camp on-site throughout the weekend or exclusively partake in the music offerings. Complementing the musical acts, food and merchandise vendors, a lively beer garden, and kid-friendly activities will contribute to the vibrant atmosphere.
Kelley Vanhoose, a board member integral to organizing the event, shared that the desire to bring renowned concerts back to the region propelled the creation of the RoCo Music Fest. As the event draws near, Vanhoose expressed enthusiasm and anticipation for the imminent festivities.
Vanhoose elaborated on the meticulous curation of the artist lineup, skillfully weaving together complementary sounds to construct a captivating show for each day. Looking ahead, she envisions the festival growing in scale with each passing year, fostering a lasting cultural tradition.
For those seeking to immerse themselves in this musical celebration, tickets are still available, offering an opportunity to join the vibrant festivities. As anticipation mounts, the RoCo Music Fest stands poised to carve out its place as a dynamic addition to the musical landscape.
