Carolina Country Music Fest 2026 is officially locked for June 4 through June 7 in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, and this beachside lineup is stacked.
If your idea of summer includes sand, salt air and stadium-sized singalongs, CCMF just made your plans for you.
Four days. Oceanfront stages. Major headliners.
Festival Overview
CCMF 2026 brings Riley Green, Luke Bryan, Blake Shelton and Post Malone to the main stage across four nights.
Additional heavy hitters include:
Justin Moore
Lauren Alaina
Flatland Cavalry
Cole Swindell
Chris Janson
Tucker Wetmore
Tracy Lawrence
Dasha
Drew Baldridge
Drake White
Channing Wilson
Rodney Atkins
Chris Lane
And more artists throughout the weekend.
This festival blends radio staples with Red Dirt favorites and rising names who are having breakout years. It is one of the few coastal country fests that consistently lands top-tier headliners.
What You Need To Know
• Dates: June 4–7, 2026
• Location: Myrtle Beach, SC
• Four-day passes available now
• Beachfront main stage experience
• Additional artists and set times coming soon
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CCMF has quietly become one of the most reliable destination festivals in the country.
You get big production headliners like Luke Bryan and Blake Shelton, plus artists like Flatland Cavalry and Riley Green who bring serious crowd energy. Add Post Malone into the mix and this turns into a crossover event that will move tickets quickly.
Beach festivals also create urgency. Hotels fill up fast. Rental rates spike. If Myrtle Beach in June is even remotely on your radar, lock in passes early.
How To Prepare for Onsale
• Secure lodging before booking flights
• Purchase multi-day passes early
• Plan travel around peak beach traffic
• Hydrate and prepare for long outdoor days
• Keep an eye on daily lineup breakdowns
Tickets
Official festival passes are available through trusted ticketing sources like Ticketmaster and approved festival outlets.
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If you have never watched the sun set over the Atlantic before a headliner hits the stage, this is your year.
