From Rolling Stone · Marissa R. Moss · · 1m 20s
Women Dominate Country Music Festivals
Country festivals still overlook women despite record-breaking success.
In brief
Country festivals still overlook women despite record-breaking success. Country music festivals feature fewer women despite female artists' growing influence and sales. Originally reported by Rolling Stone.
Women Break Records in Country Music
Ella Langley is breaking records, Kacey Musgraves has one of the most talked-about tours, and Shania Twain is back to collect her flowers.
Two Step Inn Features Female Headliners
Texas' Two Step Inn festival features Ella Langley as headliner with Brooks & Dunn anchoring the other night, plus Kaitlin Butts, Carter Faith, Flatland Calvary, Stella Lefty, Sheryl Crow, Michelle Branch, and Los Hermanos Mendoza.
Stagecoach Headlined by White Men
Stagecoach festival will be headlined entirely by white men: Riley Green, Zach Top, Garth Brooks, and Florida Georgia Line in the late-night slot.
Gulf Coast Jam Features Fewer Women
Gulf Coast Jam in Panama Beach, Florida, has yet to announce any female artists, with the complete lineup to be released on Sept. 24.
Updated Gulf Coast Jam Lineup
The updated Gulf Coast Jam lineup now includes four women: Carly Pearce, Emily Ann Roberts, Laci Kaye Booth, and Chandler Flint.
Women Artists Drive Festival Success
Women artists are some of the most bankable in country music and promote the best-selling festivals in the industry, including Olivia Rodrigo's Daisy Chain Fields.
At a glance
Country music festivals feature fewer women despite female artists' growing influence and sales.
