Get out and grab your cowboy hat and pull on your cowboy boots because when it comes to hearing some all around good quality country music, there is no better place to spend a couple days then the Stagecoach Festival.
Taking place in Indio at the Empire Polo Club, this two-day event on Saturday and Sunday features an array of performers like Kenny Chesney, Darius Rucker, The Judds, Kid Rock, Carrie Underwood, The Eagles and Reba McEntyre to name a few that reveal the diversity in the country music world.
Stagecoach draws a large crowd of devoted and passionate fans that continues to grow each year. Starting on Saturday when parking opens at 9 a.m., the country music festival really gets going around 4 p.m. and comes to an end each night about midnight.
When I entered the main entrance, I immediately noticed a lot of energy, a lot of excitement, and a lot of togetherness that created a great atmosphere filled with hugs, kisses, singing along, and compliments galore being hollered out loud.
There is a variety of food to choose from along with beverage stands in a number of different areas so that I wouldn't be far when my cup went dry to filler up. Movement thru the sea of people is smooth and comfortable, even with the immense about of boots stomping thru the green grass area.
Along with the mainstream artists Stagecoach provides an excellent venue for the unknown artists who have an excellent opportunity to become known.
The Stagecoach Festival, which started in 2007, is a fantastic change of pace following on the heels of the rock phenomenon known as the Coachella Fest. It provides a relaxed atmosphere that is more of a community of performers and fans that work together to create an enjoyable experience. This event is perfect for those looking to avoid the big attendance numbers and the congestion that it brings, but has just as much quality music for the listening ear.
Stagecoach is a must stop on your next Palm Springs vacation and an experience that will be forever cherished over time.
Taking place in Indio at the Empire Polo Club, this two-day event on Saturday and Sunday features an array of performers like Kenny Chesney, Darius Rucker, The Judds, Kid Rock, Carrie Underwood, The Eagles and Reba McEntyre to name a few that reveal the diversity in the country music world.
Stagecoach draws a large crowd of devoted and passionate fans that continues to grow each year. Starting on Saturday when parking opens at 9 a.m., the country music festival really gets going around 4 p.m. and comes to an end each night about midnight.
When I entered the main entrance, I immediately noticed a lot of energy, a lot of excitement, and a lot of togetherness that created a great atmosphere filled with hugs, kisses, singing along, and compliments galore being hollered out loud.
There is a variety of food to choose from along with beverage stands in a number of different areas so that I wouldn't be far when my cup went dry to filler up. Movement thru the sea of people is smooth and comfortable, even with the immense about of boots stomping thru the green grass area.
Along with the mainstream artists Stagecoach provides an excellent venue for the unknown artists who have an excellent opportunity to become known.
The Stagecoach Festival, which started in 2007, is a fantastic change of pace following on the heels of the rock phenomenon known as the Coachella Fest. It provides a relaxed atmosphere that is more of a community of performers and fans that work together to create an enjoyable experience. This event is perfect for those looking to avoid the big attendance numbers and the congestion that it brings, but has just as much quality music for the listening ear.
Stagecoach is a must stop on your next Palm Springs vacation and an experience that will be forever cherished over time.
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