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Four days on the beach with some of the biggest names in country music. Barefoot County Music Fest in Wildwood, New Jersey is back for 2026, and they’re bringing a lineup packed with country music superstars as well as some of the best up-and-comers in the business. Announced this morning, the full lineup for the festival includes headliners Miranda Lambert, Kelsea Ballerini, Post Malone and Eric Church, along with performances by Cole Swindell, Tracy Lawrence, Tucker Wetmore, Chase Rice, Chase Matthew, Shaboozey, The Fray, Ty Myers, Colt Ford, Braxton Keith, Jake Worthington, Emily Ann Roberts, Lacy Kay Booth, and many, many more. The festival takes place right on the New Jersey coast, between the famous Morey’s Piers, and provides a picturesque backdrop for four nights of country music, along with plenty for festival goers to do during their vacation. Wildwood, NJ is the southern-most barrier island in New Jersey and has been recognized as the #1 family vacation destination at the Jersey Shore for decades. This year’s festival will take place June 18-21, 2026, and tickets are on sale now starting at only $39 down today for general admission. But if you’re looking to upgrade your experience, Barefoot Country Music Fest also offers Main Stage VIP tickets giving guests an exclusive private area at the main stage, VIP entrance, private cash bars, and VIP-only restrooms. For the ultimate weekend though, the David Auto Super VIP ticket is the premier luxury experience, offering an elevated viewing platform with full bar, air-conditioned catering tent with seating, complimentary hors d’oeuvres and an evening buffet Friday through Sunday, a $500 credit to be used towards beverages in the Super VIP section, exclusive VIP entrance and posh, private restrooms. And to make things even better, it also includes an exclusive weekend pass to Morey’s Piers & Water Parks to enjoy unlimited rides and water park access throughout the fest weekend for a truly unforgettable weekend on the Jersey Shore. This year’s festival will also bring back their wildly popular theme nights, with themes like Diamonds & Denim, Rodeo Rave, Night In the Wild and Stars + Stripes encouraging fans to go all out while planning their wardrobe for the weekend. Prices increase on Friday, March 20, which is also the last day to get the Thursday night kickoff concert included for free in your 3-day ticket purchase, so you’re not going to want to wait to make plans for this one. You can find more information and lock in your tickets before prices increase HERE, and as an added bonus if you use promo code WHISKEYRIFF you can even get 10% off your purchase. It’s four days of incredible country music at one of the top-rated beaches in the country. Need I really say more?The post Barefoot Country Music Fest Unveils 2026 Lineup Full Of Heavy Hitters, Including Post Malone, Eric Church, Miranda Lambert & Many More first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

The New York Times sulkily refuses to give President Trump any credit for eliminating the power structure of an authoritarian, murderous Islamic regime working hard to build a nuclear weapon, one that's bedeviled America, Israel, and the Western world by supporting terror attacks for over 40 years. The latest example of the paper's petulance ran on Wednesday's front page, a "news analysis" by Tyler Pager: "Initiating War Is Legacy Risk For President." Pager got off to a dismal start, with a dense parade of Iran negatives. Six American service members were killed, and U.S. military jets were shot out of the sky. Investors are bracing for market turmoil, fearing prolonged disruption to oil supplies. President Trump says the military campaign against Iran could extend for weeks, and Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Monday that "the hardest hits are yet to come from the U.S. military." With his decision Friday to authorize war against Iran, Mr. Trump is taking the biggest ga…

Influential right-wing voices are seeking to bridge the divide in MAGA media over Donald Trump's war in Iran by urging the president to launch a new phase of mass deportations targeting American Muslims for denaturalization and removal. Trump's deployment of the U.S. military alongside Israeli forces in a massive series of strikes on Iranian targets is fracturing his MAGA media machine as commentators scramble to stake out opposing positions, bash those on the other side (if generally not the president himself), and seize audience share. Fox's Sean Hannity and Mark Levin and The Daily Wire's Ben Shapiro are among the most outspoken supporters of the war, while Tucker Carlson, Megyn Kelly, and Steve Bannon are some of its most vocal critics. The feud has become heated: On Tuesday, Kelly called Hannity a "supplicant to Donald Trump" (true) while Shapiro denounced Kelly as an "unbelievable coward" and Carlson as a conspiracy-obsessed antisemite (also true).

Since the moment the war in Iran began, Christians have been looking for any biblical or prophetic context that might be connected with it. CBN News spoke with prophecy expert Pastor Jack Hibbs to get his perspective, and he pointed to several specific biblical prophecies. KEY RELEVANT PROPHECIES: Wars and Rumors of Wars: Jesus predicted an increase in wars as the "last days" approach. In Matthew 24:6, Jesus said that would be one of the signs of the times. He said, "You will hear of wars and rumors of wars, but see to it that you are not alarmed. Such things must happen, but the end is still to come." He points out, "Jesus said in John 14:29, 'I've told you these things in advance that when they come to pass you might believe that I Am He' (the Messiah)."

For pastor Valentine Hanan, war and displacement have been a part of his life since the Syrian civil war began in March 2011. Raised in Aleppo, he has moved four times with his family to escape the fighting. During the overthrow of President Bashar al-Assad by a coalition of Islamist rebel forces in December 2024, he returned to Aleppo, where he serves believers from the Kurdish minority group at Christian Evangelical Alliance Church of Aleppo. Throughout 2025, Hanan and his church weathered sporadic armed clashes in the city. But in January this year, tensions between the Syrian government and Kurdish militants escalated to new heights. Fierce fighting in the Aleppo neighborhoods of Sheikh Maqsood and Ashrafieh forced Hanan and other church members living in the area to flee their homes.

Israel and the US just killed Iran’s leader in a massive joint missile strike operation, ushering massive change into the Middle East. Why?