GOLDENSKY FESTIVAL RETURNS TO SACRAMENTO IN 2027

GoldenSky Festival is back and bigger than ever. Danny Wimmer Presents (DWP) announced the return of GoldenSky Festival, taking place October 9-10, 2027 at Discovery Park in Sacramento, California, marking a major new chapter for one of the West Coast’s most distinctive country music destinations.

GoldenSky returns with a multi-year commitment to Sacramento, bringing together major music talent, California spirit, country culture, food, hospitality and one-of-a-kind fan experiences for a weekend built to feel unmistakably GoldenSky.

2027 artists include Zach Bryan, Megan Moroney, Treaty Oak Revival, Ty Myers, Whiskey Myers, Hudson Westbrook, Max McNown, Wyatt Flores, Vincent Mason, Avery Anna, Braxton Keith, Blake Whiten, Waylon Wyatt, Mack Geiger, Kaitlin Butts, Carter Faith, Alexandra Kay, Noah Rinker, The Band Perry, Tyler Nance, Graham Barham, Los Hermanos Mendoza, and Fey Fili.

Passes go on sale tomorrow, October 16, with a 10am PT SMS presale, 11am PT email subscriber presale and general on sale at 12pm PT. Payment plans are available starting at only $1 down at www.GoldenSkyFestival.com. Danny Wimmer Presents contributes a portion of every GoldenSky ticket sale to the DWP Foundation, supporting local and national nonprofits and charitable initiatives in the communities that host DWP festivals.

During its first three years (2022-2024), GoldenSky hosted country music superstars as well as breaking talent, including Ashley McBryde, Bailey Zimmerman, Brothers Osborne, Carly Pearce, Clint Black, Elle King, Eric Church, Gabby Barrett, Jon Pardi, Keith Urban, Lainey Wilson, Luke Bryan, Maren Morris, Megan Maroney, Midland, Parker McCollum, Parmalee, Riley Green, Sam Hunt, Shaboozey, Thomas Rhett, Tim McGraw, Turnpike Troubadours, Wynonna Judd and more.

The festival is produced by Danny Wimmer Presents in partnership with Visit Sacramento, Sacramento County, as well as the City of Sacramento, and is one of DWP’s back-to-back weekends at Discovery Park, along with Aftershock. Both events directly impact the local Sacramento community with approximately $54 million in economic impact annually. The return of GoldenSky is part of a three-year commitment that will bring the event back to Discovery Park in 2027, 2028 and 2029.

Rooted in country but never confined by it, GoldenSky brings together Americana, roots, rock and pop, making it a destination to see country music’s biggest and brightest stars while discovering emerging artists pushing the genre’s boundaries. The 2027 festival is built on that identity with a lineup and experience designed to feel bold, handcrafted and free-spirited: a celebration of the best of country music, under the open California sky.