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Country Calling 2026 reveals splits as day tickets go on sale

Country Calling 2026 has unveiled its official day splits as anticipation builds for what promises to be the festival’s biggest edition yet, with Saturday and Sunday day tickets now on sale and free entry for children under 16 when accompanied by a paying adult. Tickets on sale now right here.

This year’s expanded lineup brings several notable debuts, including Parmalee’s first UK appearance and Randy Houser’s long-awaited first UK festival performance, while rising South Dakota star Tyler Halverson will headline an exclusive Friday night programme reserved for weekend ticket holders. Nashville collective Song Suffragettes also joins the bill, adding further depth to a weekend designed to showcase the breadth of contemporary country music.

Halverson leads the Friday night festivities following a breakout few years that have included a Grand Ole Opry debut in 2024, an appearance at C2C Festival in 2025 and an arena tour alongside Parker McCollum. Saturday night sees chart-toppers Parmalee take centre stage with their catalogue of number one hits, supported by artists including Tyler Rich, Charlie Worsham and Madeline Merlo. Sunday closes with Mississippi favourite Randy Houser making a long-awaited UK return after nearly a decade, joined by performers such as James Johnston, Erin Kinsey and Drew Green. Across five stages dedicated entirely to original artists, the festival aims to balance established stars with emerging voices.

Beyond the music, Country Calling continues to position itself as a full lifestyle event with pop-up honky tonk bars, country DJs, fairground attractions, food trucks, cooking demonstrations, retail stalls and displays of classic American cars. VIP ticket holders can access The Country Club, offering acoustic performances, priority meet and greet access, dedicated bars, comfortable seating near the main stage and additional amenities.

With more artist announcements still to come and weekend passes providing exclusive Friday access, organisers are promising an ambitious 2026 edition that blends live music, culture and community in one immersive country experience.

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