Dust off your boots, Lubbock, TX. Your Cotton Fest 2025 lineup is HERE. Each year in Texas Tech country, William Clark Green presents one of the best BYOB festivals in Texas, Cotton Fest. The festival features some of the best country artists from the Red Dirt and Texas scene, including a performance by the festival's founder. Last year, Green outdid himself, booking massive names like Red Clay Strays, Treaty Oak Revival, The Panhandlers, and more. Given the Red Clay Strays were prominent at the time of this festival last year, they have continued to grow to unimaginable stardom, so you never know what big name might come out of this festival next. And this year, WCG brought one helluva lineup to the table, again featuring some of the best country talent on the scene right now. Your 2025 lineup includes performances from Muscadine Bloodline, Randy Rogers Band, William Clark Green, Braxton Keith, Ty Myers, Hudson Westbrook, Ray Wylie Hubbard, Hayes Carll, Kaitlin Butts, Tyler Halverson, Kat Hasty, and more. https://www.instagram.com/p/DFVcIPTuOl6/ WOW, that group of musicians will lead to two days jam-packed with stellar sets. Muscadine Bloodline is bringing their Alabama sound to the heart of Texas with the duo listed at the top of the bill. Given that Muscadine said they think 2025 will be their biggest year yet, this is the time to see them. Not to mention, with the promise of two records this year, there should be a lot of new music brought to the stage. “God willing, 2025 is gunna be our biggest year yet. Our biggest headlining tour to start the year, a new record soon, some big festivals this summer, the biggest tour we’ve been a part of in the fall, and another record at the end of the year. (TWO RECORDS IN ONE YEAR???…..YES)” The Alabama boys, along with performances from three of Texas' hottest up-and-comers, Ty Myers, Braxton Keith, and Hudson Westbrook, legend Ray Wylie Hubbard, and the red-headed beauty Kaitlin Butts this festival is not one to miss. Cotton Fest 2025 is going to be one helluva time, and past attendees of this festival are thrilled with this lineup. The festival's ticket presale begins tomorrow, January 28th, so if this lineup appeals to you, be sure to grab your tickets while you can. Cotton Fest will take place June 26-28 at the Cooks Garage in Lubbock, Texas. While you're here, fire up William Clark Green's track, "Whole Lotta Lubbock," which pays homage to the college town. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oezuISST1nI