Another day, another month, another major concert series announcement – and this time, it comes with a tip of a hat. As excitement for the 2022 Calgary Stampede grows – so does the long list of musicians hitting the grounds and this morning, all eyes were on Nashville North.

Known for being one of the busiest tents during our beloved 10-day hoedown, Nashville North is back with a fantastic lineup of country stars, local favorites, and up-and-comers.

“Dust off your cowboy boots and let your spirit run wild as you enjoy the best live country music performances in the city,” said the director of Stampede Programming, Kyle Russell in a press release.

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These adults-only concerts will run every day between July 7th and the 17th and will feature acts big and small including:

Thursday, July 7
Meghan Patrick

Friday, July 8
Tenille Townes

Saturday, July 9
Tebey

Sunday, July 10
Jordan Davis
Nate Haller

Monday, July 11
Tim Hicks
Hunter Brothers

Tuesday, July 12
Chris Lane
Shawn Austin

Wednesday, July 13
The Reklaws
SACHA

Thursday, July 14
Lindsay Ell
Nice Horse

Friday, July 15
Steven Lee Olsen

Saturday, July 16
Jade Eagleson

Sunday, July 17
Tyler Joe Miller

The best part? They’re totally free to attend with general admission to the Stampede – however, if you plan on hitting the grounds more than once, you can also purchase a SuperPass for $49 plus GST for unlimited entries to Stampede Park.

It’s going to be a wild one, Calgary and you won’t want to miss a twang!

NASHVILLE NORTH, CALGARY 

When: Thursday, July 7th – 17th
Where: 1410 Olympic Way SE, Calgary
Cost: $23+

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