Danny Wimmer Presents has officially unveiled the lineup for the highly anticipated 4th annual Born & Raised Festival, set to take place from September 13-15 in Pryor, OK. The festival, tailored for those who embrace their inner outlaw, will feature powerhouse headliners Cody Johnson, Hank Williams Jr., and Koe Wetzel, as well as a stellar lineup of artists spanning the realms of outlaw, Americana, Red Dirt, and folk music.
Joining the headliners on the mainstage will be an impressive array of talent, including Dwight Yoakam, Midland, The Red Clay Strays, Shane Smith & The Saints, and many more. The festival will boast four stages over three days, ensuring attendees have a diverse and unforgettable musical experience.
Tickets for the three-day event will go on sale on April 26 at 10 AM CST, with various tiers and options available, such as a special kick-off barbecue for weekend and camping pass holders, exclusive acoustic performances for VIP pass holders, and glamping packages. Weekend passes start at 9.99 plus fees, with a layaway option for those looking to spread out the cost.
College Town, a new addition to the festival, will cater to college students with discounted GA passes and designated campgrounds for a rowdy and spirited experience. Students can compete on a leaderboard to show their school spirit, with the top campus earning special perks within College Town.
In an exciting development, Danny Wimmer Presents has acquired Born & Raised, solidifying their commitment to the festival’s future. The original creators, Pryor Creek Music Festivals, will remain actively involved in the event, ensuring continuity and excellence in the years to come.
For those eager to secure their spot at the Born & Raised Festival, early-bird pricing and pre-sale access are available by signing up for the festival newsletter. To purchase tickets and explore all the ticketing options, visit bornandraisedfestival.com.
Don’t miss this opportunity to experience a unique blend of music and culture at the Born & Raised Festival 2024. It’s an event that promises to celebrate the rebellion and individuality in all of us.
