We’re four months into 2025 and so far, most of the festivals on the local calendar have been linked to country music, a genre that dominated last summer’s concert scene.
One of those festivals is the first-ever St. Pete Country Fest, which is set to go down at Vinoy Park this November.
The inaugural iteration of this three-day, weekend-before-Thanksgiving shindig will feature a lineup of over 40 country artists performing on two stages across the waterfront park, which is no stranger to music festivals (see: Tampa Bay Blues Fest, Vans Warped Tour).
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Among those names will be nationally renowned acts such as Parker McCollum and Sam Barber (the latter can has 1 billion Spotify streams, with more to come later this month with the release of a new single called “Man of the Year”), and up-and-comers such as new Capitol Records-signed singer Hannah McFarland, and 18-year-old singer-songwriter Waylon Wyatt, who graduates high school next month.
Plans for a third, exclusively acoustic stage have also been teased, so don’t be surprised if some closer-to-home acts show up that weekend.
St. Pete Country Fest 2025 lineup
- 49 Winchester
- Emily Ann
- Avery Anna
- Sam Barber
- Fox N Vead
- Flatland Cavalry
- Gannon Fremin & CCRev
- Cole Goodwin
- Tayler Holder
- Dylan Marlowe
- Kameron Marlowe
- Hannah McFarland
- Muscadine Bloodline
- Nolan Taylor
- Ole 60
- Vincent Mason
- Parker McCollum
- The Red Clay Strays
- DJ Slim McGray
- Treaty Oak Revival
- Chase Rice
- Clayton Shay
- Conner Smith
- TracieLynn
- Hudson Westbrook
- Blake Whiten
- Waylon Wyatt
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St. Pete Country Fest: The Red Clay Strays w/Parker McCollum/Treaty Oak Revival/Muscadine Bloodline/Flatland Cavalry/Chase Rice/Kameron Marlowe/Sam Barber/49 Winchester/more
Fri., Nov. 21, Sat., Nov. 22 and Sun., Nov. 23
Location: Vinoy Park, 701 Bayshore Dr. NE, St. Petersburg
This article appears in Apr 3-9, 2025.
