Big Valley Jamboree just announced its massive 2027 headliners
Big Valley Jamboree has announced its headliners for next summer’s festival, with Jon Pardi, Alabama, and Luke Bryan set to take the main stage in Camrose.
The 34th edition of BVJ will run at the Camrose Regional Exhibition from July 29 to Aug. 1, 2027, with Pardi headlining Friday, Alabama on Saturday, and Bryan closing out the festival on Sunday night.
Things will also begin a night early next year, with 11-time Canadian Country Music Association Award winner Josh Ross headlining the Thursday Night Kickoff Party at the Coors Original Saloon.
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More artists are still to be announced.
Pardi is known for hits that include “Head Over Boots” and “Dirt On My Boots,” while Country Music Hall of Fame members Alabama will bring classics like “Dixieland Delight,” “Mountain Music,” and “Song of the South” to Camrose.
Bryan will headline Sunday night with hits like “Country Girl (Shake It for Me),” “Play It Again,” and “Kick the Dust Up.”
“Big Valley has always been about bringing the biggest names in country music to Camrose, and this lineup delivers on every night of the weekend,” said Country Thunder CEO Troy Vollhoffer.
Tickets and festival packages are available now through the Big Valley Jamboree website, with options including single-day passes, VIP seating, and front-of-stage standing pits.
Weekend general admission passes start at $404.67, while single-day admission will run you $188.18.
Camping is also available for those looking to stay for the full festival.
Will you be checking out Big Valley Jamboree in 2027? Let us know in the comments.