Koe Wetzel, Treaty Oak Revival & More Set For 2026 Cattle Country Festival
The event will take place in Gonzales, Texas April 10-12.
Koe Wetzel; Photo by Trevor Lamb for Motion Theory Media, Treaty Oak Revival; Photo by Paige Williams
Cattle Country Festival is coming back bigger than ever in 2026!
Set for April 10-12 in Gonzales, Texas, the three-day music and camping festival will return for its third year with a stacked lineup featuring Koe Wetzel, Treaty Oak Revival, and Randy Houser.
They’ll be joined by an impressive roster of performers including Robert Earl Keen, Josh Abbott Band, Paul Cauthen, Corey Kent, Casey Donahew, Stoney LaRue, Deana Carter, Tyler Braden, Jason Boland & The Stragglers, Asleep At The Wheel, Drake Milligan, Logan Ryan Band, Atlus, Tyler Nance, Gannon Fremin & CRREV, Austin Meade, Emily Ann Roberts, and Brad Cox.
New in 2026, the festival will also feature a Whiskey Jam stage, spotlighting rising talent such as Brooke Baird, Brandi Behlen, Ellis Bullard, Hayden Butler, Aaron McBee, Aaron McDonnell, and more.
The Cattle Country Festival is heading back to “The Boot,” a sprawling 400-acre ranch along the Guadalupe River in Gonzales, Texas. Just an hour from Austin, San Antonio, and Houston, this one-of-a-kind spot is the perfect home for the three-day music and camping event.
Surrounded by more than 150 acres of pecan trees, festivalgoers can soak up the shade, kick back by the river, and take in the peaceful Texas scenery. Back by popular demand, the 2026 festival will feature more GA and VIP camping, expanded glamping options (complete with a private lounge), and additional RV spaces and on-site amenities for those who want to stay close to the action.
Fans who need to cool off can head to one of The Boot’s inviting swimming areas, dubbed “ the Cowboy Coves” where they can float, splash, and enjoy the festival from the water.
Of course, no Texas festival is complete without good eats and drinks. The grounds will be filled with food, wine, spirits, brews, and local shopping (a full list of vendors is coming soon).
Every year, The Boot transforms into a true weekend escape where fans and artists come together for nonstop fun. Whether it’s tailgating, fishing, floating the river, or jamming late into the night, the party starts long before the first note plays and doesn’t end when the headliner leaves the stage.
Passes for the 2026 Cattle Country Festival are on sale now at www.CattleCountryFest.com. Fans can choose from a variety of options, including camping, RV, and glamping passes, as well as Premium VIP and shuttle packages.
New this year, the festival is introducing a Fast Pass, giving fans quicker entry into the grounds and access to exclusive fast-pass lines at all GA bars.
Cattle Country Festival is also offering discounts for locals, military members, students, teachers, and first responders.
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