The third Faster Horses Festival, held at Michigan International Speedway, will be headlined by several prominent performers, it’s just been announced, including Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood. Underwood’s appearance in particular should be of no surprise to anyone, as it’s been rumored for a while now – but that certainly hasn’t stopped her fans from getting quite excited over the news. The festival is still a long time away, but people are already discussing their eagerness to attend, and the revelation for the headline acts seems to have driven up the excitement even more.
The festival will be held on July 17-19, and those planning to attend should prepare their wallets for February 2, when tickets will go on sale. Access will be provided in the form of three-day passes, so it should be easy to get one great deal for everything happening throughout the event. And so far, it seems like there’s a lot planned for the country and camping fest’s third installment, as other performers that have been confirmed to attend include Kristian Bush, Frankie Ballard, Mark Chesnutt, Lonestar and more.
It’s expected that the list will grow in the coming weeks as well, as more names are planned to be added to the roster, in line with the growing popularity of the festival itself. Faster Horses saw a pretty massive attendance last year, drawing 25,000 people to the concert, and it’s expected that even more will show up this year round, which seems to be making the organizers a bit anxious, while also giving them reassurance that the show is going to be a success.
The performances haven’t been organized in a timetable specifically so far, so it’s not known on which day Carrie Underwood is going to perform, although more details are expected to be announced in the coming weeks – plus, when the three-day passes go on sale, they should clear up some of the confusion as well. It’s expected that the organizers will prepare a bit more detailed information when they’re about to start selling tickets.
It’s expected that a standard ticket will cost $185, while VIP access will go between $335 and $785, depending on the extra features. The organization’s website offers more information about how the event will be planned, and what kinds of attendance options will be offered. There will also be camping options provided, and the organizers seem to be putting a lot more effort into preparing their ticket sales in a more structured way this time, according to some publications. Judging by the event’s huge popularity and the sheer number of people expected to attend, this shouldn’t be that surprising in the end.