Country fans, mark your calendars! Hot Country Nights is back for its 17th summer in Kansas City. The annual concert series draws in tens of thousands each year, offering fun for all while spotlighting popular and new country artists. Kansas City Live! at Kansas City’s Power & Light District announced the 2026 lineup. May 21: Eli Young Band May 28: Billy CurringtonJune 4: Ian Munsick July 2: Pecos & the Rooftops | A special Fourth of July celebrationJuly 9: Tyler BradenJuly 16: Blake WhitenJuly 23: Dylan ScottJuly 30: RedferrinAug. 6: Tyler HubbardAug. 13: Tucker Wetmore Aug. 20: The Band PerryAug. 27: George BirgeAll shows are 18-plus in general admission areas and 21-plus in VIP areas. Fans can sign up for presale now. Tickets go on sale Friday, March 27, at 10 a.m. “Hot Country Nights has become one of Kansas City’s signature summer traditions, and it’s been incredible to watch the series grow over the years,” said Jason Bradley, national director of entertainment and production at Live! Hospitality and Entertainment. “Our team continues to raise the bar with bigger production, upgraded theatrical lighting, enhanced sound and upgraded VIP offerings. The 2026 season is shaping up to deliver our biggest and most immersive experience yet.” PBR Big Sky will host a lineup drop celebration on March 19 at 7 p.m. Fans can win season tickets, VIP upgrades, single-show tickets, merchandise and more. In years past, Hot Country Nights has drawn big names like Luke Bryan, Blake Shelton, Thomas Rhett and Dan + Shay. “Hot Country Nights has become one of the premier summer concert series in the country for nearly two decades, ” said J. Frank Hernandez, Molson Coors Field marketing manager. “This partnership gives us the opportunity to connect with fans in a high-energy, outdoor setting and to be part of a series that continues to grow each year. Coors Light is proud to be part of Hot Country Nights and to help elevate the experience all summer long.” To sign up for tickets or learn more, visit P&L’s website here.
Country fans, mark your calendars!
Hot Country Nights is back for its 17th summer in Kansas City. The annual concert series draws in tens of thousands each year, offering fun for all while spotlighting popular and new country artists.
Kansas City Live! at Kansas City’s Power & Light District announced the 2026 lineup.
- May 21: Eli Young Band
- May 28: Billy Currington
- June 4: Ian Munsick
- July 2: Pecos & the Rooftops | A special Fourth of July celebration
- July 9: Tyler Braden
- July 16: Blake Whiten
- July 23: Dylan Scott
- July 30: Redferrin
- Aug. 6: Tyler Hubbard
- Aug. 13: Tucker Wetmore
- Aug. 20: The Band Perry
- Aug. 27: George Birge
All shows are 18-plus in general admission areas and 21-plus in VIP areas. Fans can sign up for presale now. Tickets go on sale Friday, March 27, at 10 a.m.
“Hot Country Nights has become one of Kansas City’s signature summer traditions, and it’s been incredible to watch the series grow over the years,” said Jason Bradley, national director of entertainment and production at Live! Hospitality and Entertainment. “Our team continues to raise the bar with bigger production, upgraded theatrical lighting, enhanced sound and upgraded VIP offerings. The 2026 season is shaping up to deliver our biggest and most immersive experience yet.”
PBR Big Sky will host a lineup drop celebration on March 19 at 7 p.m. Fans can win season tickets, VIP upgrades, single-show tickets, merchandise and more.
In years past, Hot Country Nights has drawn big names like Luke Bryan, Blake Shelton, Thomas Rhett and Dan + Shay.
“Hot Country Nights has become one of the premier summer concert series in the country for nearly two decades, ” said J. Frank Hernandez, Molson Coors Field marketing manager. “This partnership gives us the opportunity to connect with fans in a high-energy, outdoor setting and to be part of a series that continues to grow each year. Coors Light is proud to be part of Hot Country Nights and to help elevate the experience all summer long.”
To sign up for tickets or learn more, visit P&L’s website here.
