Mackenzie Carpenter

Country 2 Country (C2C) Belfast is a premier three-day country music festival held at the SSE Arena, featuring a rotating lineup of Nashville's biggest stars and emerging talent. As part of Europe's largest country music event, it brings top-tier arena performances and a vibrant celebration of the genre to Northern Ireland.

Country 2 Country Glasgow is a premier annual country music festival held at the OVO Hydro, showcasing top Nashville headliners and emerging talent. It stands as Scotland's leg of Europe's largest country music event, providing fans with a multi-day immersive musical experience.

Country 2 Country (C2C) is Europe's premier multi-day country music festival, held annually at major venues including London's O2 Arena and Glasgow's OVO Hydro. The event showcases a world-class lineup of Nashville’s biggest superstars and emerging international talent across multiple stages and special songwriter sessions.

Boots in the Park Gilbert is a premier country music festival at Gilbert Regional Park featuring top national artists, craft food, and local beverages. The all-ages event offers a vibrant outdoor experience complete with line dancing, art installations, and a festive community atmosphere.

The Patriotic Festival is an annual military appreciation event in Norfolk, Virginia, that honors the United States Armed Forces through major country music concerts and military exhibits. Held during Memorial Day weekend, the festival features national recording artists and interactive displays designed to celebrate active-duty personnel and veterans.

Country Boom is an annual country music and camping festival held in West Salem, Wisconsin, featuring a lineup of premier national artists and rising stars. Located at the scenic Maple Grove Venues, the event offers high-quality amenities, local food, and a vibrant community atmosphere for fans of all ages.

Rock The Park is an annual multi-day outdoor music festival held at Harris Park in London, Ontario, featuring a diverse lineup of rock, country, and pop artists. Since its inception in 2004, the event has raised millions of dollars for local charities, becoming a premier summer tradition in Southwestern Ontario.