Breaking News: Hank Williams Jr, Kid Rock, and Nickelback Headlining Rock the South and Rock the Country 2025… See More

The Alabama country music festival Rock The South, also known as “The Biggest Party in the South,” continually attracts A-list talent. Thanks to Hank Williams Jr, Kid Rock, and Nickelback the festival has done the same thing once again. In years prior, the festival has included acts such as Morgan Wallen, Eric Church, Miranda Lambert, and so many more.

That being so, it comes as no surprise that Rock The South has again been able to pull in some of country music’s finest. However, the party doesn’t stop just with these three musicians. Other acts to play at the festival will include Treaty Oak Revival, Gavin Adcock, Ty Myers, Hudson Westbrook, Shenandoah, Ole 60, and Them Dirty Roses. Also, more are planned to be scheduled and announced in the coming days.

To break the news, Rock The South wrote in their official Instagram post, “The lineup for @pepsi Rock the South 2025 is here and it’s STACKED” and “Mark your calendars for June 19-21—it’s gonna be one helluva ride.”

Tickets will go on sale starting November 15. If you are unable to make the main show in Cullman, Alabama, don’t fret. In addition to the premier festival, Rock The South will also put on Rock The Country.

Rock The Country’s Expansive Tour & Line-Up
What Rock The Country entails is a country-wide tour that will visit 10 towns and put on 10 different shows. Acts playing at the venue include most of the musicians playing at the festival in Alabama. However, some other acts to be featured are Lynyrd Skynyrd as the headliner, with Ella Langley, Travis Tritt, Aaron Lewis, Tracy Lawrence, Big & Rich, Ole 60, and Jo Dee Messina as supporting acts.

Some of the states featured on the tour are Missouri, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Michigan. “Boom! Y’all ready for this? The @RocktheCountry 2025 lineup is here, and it’s stacked with the baddest in the business,” per Peach Tree Entertainment. Tickets will also go on sale starting November 15 with the tour kicking off on April 4, in Livingston, Louisiana.