Country Thunder Wisconsin gears up for one of summer's biggest music weekends

Put on your boots and stock your coolers because Country Thunder Wisconsin is making a return, promising an exciting four days packed with energetic shows, renowned artists, and memorable fan engagements.

This annual music festival begins this week in Twin Lakes, attracting thousands of country music enthusiasts from across the Midwest. Celebrated for its vibrant atmosphere and star-studded lineups, this year’s event offers a blend of chart-topping performers, beloved favorites, and emerging talents.

“This festival extends beyond just music; it’s a complete experience,” stated Megan Benoit, digital manager for Country Thunder. “From camping and tailgating to vendor markets and unexpected pop-up shows, it’s an event that fans eagerly anticipate each year.”

Among the highly anticipated headliners: Jelly Roll, Cole Sindell, Dierks Bentley, Zach Top, with several surprise appearances and first-time performers expected to make their debut on the Thunder stage.

Tickets are still available, but selling fast. Festival organizers say last-minute buyers can still snag VIP upgrades and premium options online at countrythunder.com. Attendees are encouraged to prepare for unpredictable weather, and Benoit recommends packing with comfort and versatility in mind – from rain gear to sunscreen.

Country Thunder Wisconsin runs July 17 – 21 in Twin Lakes. For tickets, schedules, and full lineup info, visit the festival’s official site.

Copyright © 2025 WLS-TV. All Rights Reserved.

You May Also Like

Researchers collect samples in cancer cluster community to find cause of deadly disease

Cancer Cluster Samples Collected to Seek Cause of Deadly Disease

Additional environmental testing began Sunday in the affluent Southern California community of…
Runaway horse triggers mass police response in Santa Fe

Runaway Horse Prompts Major Police Response in Santa Fe

A loose horse brought traffic to a standstill in Santa Fe, New…
JD Vance fires back after AI honchos demand to 'slow the pace' of tech development: 'Bit of a Trojan horse'

JD Vance Pushes Back on AI Leaders’ Call to Slow Tech Development, Calling It a “Trojan Horse”

WASHINGTON — Vice President JD Vance on Monday questioned why technology executives…
Alaska teen rescued after 3 days in frigid waters reveals tragic end for 2 family members

Alaska Teen Rescued After Three Days in Frigid Waters as Two Family Members Die

An Alaska teenager who spent nearly two days clinging to an overturned…
Inside car titan's final hours with Hooters lover before McLaren crash

Inside Car Titan’s Final Hours With Hooters Lover Before McLaren Crash

A California car enthusiast and a Florida Hooters calendar model were on…
Trump USPS mail ballot order blocked by second judge with US Supreme Court poised to weigh in

Second Judge Blocks Trump’s USPS Mail-Ballot Order as Supreme Court Weigh-In Looms

A federal judge late Sunday blocked the US Postal Service from enforcing…
'Infatuated' weirdo seen 'intensely interacting' with a rubber duck in stranger's hot tub

Stranger Seen Intensely Interacting With Rubber Duck in Hot Tub

Rubber duckie, you’re the one — apparently, at least for one late-night…
USPS mailman hoarded thousands of pieces of mail including tax records, bills and medical records

USPS Mail Carrier Hoarded Thousands of Letters, Including Tax, Medical and Bill Records

A former California mail carrier could spend up to five years in…
Would-be Trump assassin Thomas Crooks used 'Bob Dole' pseudonym to prep for Butler shooting

Thomas Crooks Used ‘Bob Dole’ Alias to Prepare for Butler Trump Shooting

WASHINGTON — Thomas Crooks, the would-be assassin who opened fire on Donald…
Doomed pair struck by NYC subway may have been so drunk or high they didn’t hear oncoming train: sources

NYC Subway Victims May Have Missed Oncoming Train, Sources Say

Two people who were fatally struck by a train while sitting on…
Lindsay Clancy jurors visit crime scene in Karen Read-style move to test timeline: Retired judge

Lindsay Clancy Juror Says Panel Saw Case as a Chance to “Make It Better for Other Women”

One of the 11 jurors who favored finding Massachusetts mother Lindsay Clancy…
Iran’s proxy money machine: How the Houthis built a multibillion-dollar network despite US sanctions

How Houthis Built a Multibillion-Dollar Network Despite Sanctions

The Houthis’ swift push toward one of the world’s most critical maritime…