The 2025 WE Fest is shaping up to be a country music lover’s dream, with iconic artist Sammy Kershaw officially joining the lineup. Kershaw, often referred to as the “heir apparent” to George Jones, will perform alongside fellow country legends Gretchen Wilson and Rodney Atkins, offering fans a mix of 1990s and early 2000s nostalgia alongside some of today’s hottest acts.
Sammy Kershaw’s timeless hits, including She Don’t Know She’s Beautiful, Queen of My Doublewide Trailer, and National Working Woman’s Holiday, helped define the sound of 1990s country. With three platinum albums, six gold records, over 5 million albums sold, and nearly 100 million streams, Kershaw continues to captivate audiences with his rich storytelling and classic sound.
Gretchen Wilson, best known for her breakout anthem Redneck Woman and her multi-platinum album Here for the Party, will also take the stage. A GRAMMY, ACM, CMA, and AMA award-winner, Wilson is celebrated for her bold, energetic performances and genre-defining hits.
Adding to the nostalgic roster is platinum-selling artist Rodney Atkins, whose six No. 1 singles include Watching You, named the No. 1 Song of the Decade by Country Aircheck. With over 11 million records sold and numerous RIAA certifications, Atkins brings his signature heartfelt style to the festival.
A Diverse Lineup of Stars: Headliners Cody Johnson, HARDY, and Jon Pardi will lead the 2025 WE Fest, joined by rising stars and seasoned performers such as Megan Moroney, Kip Moore, Ashley McBryde, and Ian Munsick. The lineup also features acts like Treaty Oak Revival, Pecos and the Rooftops, Avery Anna, Caylee Hammack, and many more, promising a diverse blend of traditional and modern country sounds.
The festival will take place at its iconic Soo Pass Ranch in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota, offering fans three days of unforgettable music and entertainment. With such a robust lineup, the 2025 WE Fest promises something for every fan of country music, from cherished classics to chart-topping contemporary hits.
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