Cattle Country Festival announces 2025 lineup

The event returns to Gonzales in the spring

The Cattle Country Festival, in its second year, will take place April 10-12, 2025 and promises to be bigger and better in celebration of the Bicentennial of Gonzales, Texas. Tickets are officially on sale today as the music and camping festival unveils its highly anticipated 2025 lineup including Parker McCollum, Tanya Tucker, Clint Black, Wyatt Flores, Chase Rice, Clay Walker, Reckless Kelly, Aaron Watson, Pecos & The Rooftops, Giovannie & The Hired Guns, 49 Winchester, Wade Bowen, Drake White, Shenandoah, Ty Myers, Ray Wylie Hubbard, Tyler Halverson, Black Pistol Fire, Sophia Scott, Josh Ward, Cameron Sacky Band, Logan Mize, Late- Night sets from Ghostland Observatory and more, with more acts to be announced later this year.

The music and camping festival will once again take place at the sprawling 400-acre ranch in Gonzales, Texas, called “The Boot,” located on the Guadalupe River and conveniently located just an hour from three major cities: Austin, San Antonio and Houston. The Boot features more than 150 acres of Texas pecan trees that form shady groves along the riverfront, a perfect natural backdrop for festival-goers to relax and immerse themselves in the tranquil surroundings. By popular demand, the festival will feature additional general and VIP camping areas, additional tents in the luxury Glamping Village with a private glamping lounge, as well as more RV parking and on-site amenities for guests on site. Adding to its charm, The Boot features several inviting swimming areas, aptly named “Cowboy Coves,” where visitors can cool off and enjoy the festival’s refreshing aquatic experience. The festival grounds also feature the best food, wine, spirits, beer and shopping in Texas. Participating providers will be announced at a later date.

The ranch has proven itself in its first year and will once again transform into a weekend oasis that fosters an unparalleled sense of camaraderie among participants and includes many musicians. From tailgating to gaming to fishing and swimming on the Guadalupe River, the festivities begin before the first act takes the stage and continue after the headliner’s final bow.

Passes for the 2025 Cattle Country Festival, including camping, RV and glamping passes, are on sale now.