Nov 16, 2023
Get ready to kick up some dust and let the good times roll because Country Thunder Saskatchewan is back in 2024 with a lineup to ignite the Qu’Appelle Valley skies.
The long-running Craven, Saskatchewan festival announced the musicians that’ll perform next year.
Dallas Smith, Luke Combs, and Nickelback will headline. Additional artists include Gary Allan, Jackson Dean, Jake Worthington, Josh Ross, Lonestar, Lydia Sutherland, Meghan Patrick, Phil Vassar, Shenandoah, and Tenille Arts.
The 2024 edition is scheduled for July 11-14. Tickets are available for purchase, starting at $250 for general admission. Several more premium tier passes – Gold Standing ($400 plus fees), Gold Circle ($525 plus fees), Platinum Standing ($600 plus fees), and Platinum Circle ($725 plus fees) – are available as well. Platinum Experience and Reserved Seating are already sold out.
Multiple camping options are available, starting at $125. For camping and ticket information and to purchase, visit axs.com.
Country Thunder Saskatchewan traces its roots back to the early 1980s when it was known as the Big Valley Jamboree, which debuted in 1983 – this past year marked 40 years since its original inception. The festival was initially a modest gathering featuring local talent and creating a space for country music lovers to come together. As the years passed, the event navigated different ownership, branding, and even music genres – notably classic rock in the early 2000s – before it was eventually rebranded as part of the Country Thunder festival series in 2017, run by Premier Global Productions.
In addition to Country Thunder Saskatchewan, the series hosts experiences in Arizona, Florida, Calgary, Tennessee, and Wisconsin.
