Boots And Hearts Music Festival Unveils Full 2024 Lineup
The full lineup has been unveiled for this year’s Boots And Hearts Music Festival, taking place Aug. 8-11 at Burl’s Creek Event Grounds in Oro-Medonte, Ontario.
As previously announced, Jason Aldean, Thomas Rhett and Cody Johnson will headline the festival and perform along with Brothers Osborne, Carly Pearce, Megan Moroney, NeedToBreathe, Nate Smith, Lonestar and Madeline Merlo.
The four-day event will launch with the annual Kick-Off Party on Thursday night (Aug. 8), starring Midland, Lonestar and 2023’s Emerging Artist Showcase winner Shantaia.
On Friday (Aug. 9), Jess Moskaluke and Nate Haller will join Boots And Hearts first-timers Johnson, Brothers Osborne and Moroney on the Main Stage. Chayce Beckham will headline the Front Porch Stage, which will feature Redferrin, Kalsey Kulyk, Buck Twenty and Taylor-Rae.
Matchbox Twenty will also take the Main Stage, marking their only Canadian date for the year, in addition to headliner Rhett, NeedToBreathe, Hunter Brothers and Elyse Saunders on Saturday night (Aug. 10). Jackson Dean will headline the Front Porch Stage that day, with Bryan Martin, Lauren Watkins, Texas King and Alee performing as well.
“The growing popularity of country music not only attracts a wider audience but allows an opportunity for more creativity in curating our artist lineup. It’s important to us to unite fans and create lasting memories with an experience they can’t get any where else,” says Brooke Dunford, Boots And Hearts’ Director of Talent Buying & Business Development. “Continuing with the tradition of creating a unique experience for our fans, we are ecstatic to welcome legendary rock band Matchbox Twenty to our stage. We always strive to curate a lineup that delivers electric energy for both fans and artists, and we’re confident this year’s lineup will do exactly that.”
On Sunday (Aug. 11), Aldean, Pearce, Smith and Merlo will be joined by Alexandra Kay on the Main Stage. The Front Porch Stage will showcase Alana Springsteen, Dillon James, Dayna Reid and Brian John Harwood throughout the day. Canadian group Emerson Drive will then headline that night and play together for the last time before they retire after nearly 30 years.
