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Minnesota Country Club Festival 2026 Lineup

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C3 Presents has announced the launch of a brand-new event, with the inaugural Minnesota Country Club Festival set to debut this summer in St. Paul, Minnesota. Headlined by The Red Clay Strays and Treaty Oak Revival, the two-day festival will take over the scenic Harriet Island Regional Park on 10th - 11th July, 2026, delivering a tightly curated country and Americana experience along the banks of the Mississippi River.

Designed as an intimate yet high-quality offering, the festival will feature more than 15 artists across two stages, with no overlapping sets across the weekend. Organisers promise a relaxed, immersive atmosphere beneath the park’s towering cottonwood trees, positioning the event as a boutique alternative within the busy US summer festival calendar.

Beyond its two headline acts, the lineup includes Jessie Murph, Trampled by Turtles, Charley Crockett, Stephen Wilson Jr., The Beach Boys, Charles Wesley Godwin, Jesse Welles, Richy Mitch & The Coal Miners, Chance Peña and Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country, blending modern country, roots and crossover appeal.

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Minnesota Country Club Festival becomes C3 Presents’ second Twin Cities event, following the Minnesota Yacht Club Festival, further cementing Harriet Island as a major new hub for destination music festivals in the US.

Minnesota Country Club Festival Reveals Inaugural 2026 Lineup

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The Red Clay Strays and Treaty Oak Revival headline the debut Minnesota Country Club Festival on 10th - 11th July, 2026.

Minnesota Yacht Club is expanding its Twin Cities footprint with the launch of a brand-new country-focused event, officially announcing Minnesota Country Club for next summer. The two-day festival will take place at Harriet Island Regional Park in St. Paul on 10th and 11th July, landing one weekend ahead of the three-day Minnesota Yacht Club festival and further cementing the organisation’s growing presence on the Mississippi riverfront.

Long the subject of local speculation, Minnesota Country Club marks a notable genre expansion for the promoters, who reintroduced large-scale, multi-day festivals to the Twin Cities two summers ago. While no artists have yet been revealed, organisers have confirmed the event will showcase roots, folk, country and Americana sounds, with a few surprises promised across the weekend.

The timing places Minnesota Country Club in a fiercely competitive summer market, with major touring acts and returning festivals all vying for attention. The region will also host the comeback of Eaux Claires Festival alongside established events such as Blue Ox and Rock Fest, while headline shows from artists like Chris Stapleton and John Mellencamp roll into the area.

With competition for concert dollars heating up across the Midwest, an artist announcement for Minnesota Country Club is expected sooner rather than later. If the event mirrors the ambition and production values of Minnesota Yacht Club, the Twin Cities could soon have a major new destination festival for country and Americana fans to add to an already packed summer calendar.

Minnesota Yacht Club Announces New Country Festival in St. Paul

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Organisers of Minnesota Yacht Club add a two-day country and Americana celebration ahead of their flagship event.

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