Stagecoach 2027 Lineup: Garth Brooks, Riley Green and Zach Top to Headline
Garth Brooks, Riley Green and Zach Top will headline the 2027 Stagecoach festival at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California, with a reunited Florida Georgia Line booked for a special late-night set.
Garth Brooks, Riley Green and Zach Top will headline the 2027 edition of Stagecoach, the country music festival returning to the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California, next April. Organizers announced the lineup with the three top-billed acts leading a bill that also includes a reunited Florida Georgia Line, booked for a special late-night set.
The Florida Georgia Line appearance marks the duo's first officially announced performance since the pair went their separate ways. Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard built one of the most commercially successful acts in modern country music, blending country songwriting with pop, hip-hop and rock production. Their reunion slot at Stagecoach gives the festival a marquee moment beyond the headline sets, and it arrives as a late-night booking rather than a main-stage closer.
Brooks remains one of the biggest draws in American music, with a catalog that spans decades of country radio and record-breaking touring. His presence at the top of the Stagecoach bill signals the festival's continued pull with legacy superstars as well as contemporary acts. Riley Green has become a consistent presence on country charts and touring circuits, while Zach Top has drawn attention for a traditional-leaning sound that has resonated with audiences and industry observers alike.
Stagecoach has long positioned itself as the flagship country music event on the West Coast, held annually at the same Indio site that hosts the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. The festival typically combines headline performances with daytime sets, late-night programming and a range of country, Americana and roots acts. The 2027 lineup announcement follows the pattern of recent years, in which organizers have paired established headliners with newer stars and one-off collaborations.
The addition of Florida Georgia Line to the bill is likely to be among the most discussed elements of the announcement. The duo's run produced a string of hits that helped define country music's crossover sound in the 2010s, and their split left fans speculating about whether a reunion would ever happen. A late-night Stagecoach set gives the pair a high-profile stage without requiring them to carry the festival's main headline slot, a structure that has been used before for special performances and collaborations.
For Brooks, the booking continues a relationship with large-scale live events that have defined his career. Green and Top represent different strands of the current country landscape, with Green's steady radio presence and Top's vintage-influenced approach appealing to overlapping but distinct audiences. Together, the three headliners give Stagecoach a bill that reaches across generations of country listeners.
The festival is scheduled to return next April, with the Empire Polo Club again serving as host. Additional lineup details, set times and ticket information are expected to follow as the event approaches. For now, the announcement gives country fans a clear early look at what organizers are assembling for the 2027 edition, with a reunion set already standing out as one of the festival's defining attractions.
