(CEG) Gulf Coast Jam organizers have shared the full lineup for the four-day Country Music Festival that will be taking place on June 1-4, 2023 in Panama City Beach.
Morgan Wallen, Miranda Lambert, Kane Brown and HARDY have already been announced as nightly headliners, and Breland, Justin Moore, Chase Rice, and Gabby Barrett were announced today as direct support.
"We just can't put into words how excited we are about the 2023 Festival," said Gulf Coast Jam Presented by Jim Beam Executive Producer Rendy Lovelady. "These artists are some of the best performers in our business, and we can't wait for them to entertain our Jammers."
In addition to HARDY and Breland, Dylan Marlowe and Them Dirty Roses will perform on the opening night, Thursday, June 1, 2023. Friday will see Warren Zeiders, Shane Profitt and DOZZI precede Miranda Lambert and Justin Moore. Ernest, Bailey Zimmerman and Lily Rose will perform before Morgan Wallen and Chase Rice on Saturday night, and Jammers will enjoy Dylan Scott, MacKenzie Porter, and Seaforth before Kane Brown and Gabby Barrett on Sunday. The winners of the Jim Beam Welcome Sessions will open each night of the Festival.
"With this awesome lineup and ticket sales way above any year in the past, we're encouraging our Jammers to arrive early, soak in some sun and enjoy all the amazing talent the Festival has to offer," said Gulf Coast Jam Presented by Jim Beam COO Mark Sheldon. "We also recommend booking accommodations as soon as possible!"
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