Stagecoach Country Music Festival 2018

About:
The Stagecoach Country Music Festival, or simply Stagecoach, is an annual three-day music festival held in Indio, California, USA.

The Stagecoach Festival is focused on country music and features performances by some of the biggest names in the genre and upcoming artists.

The festival was envisioned and founded by Paul Tollett, the CEO of Goldenvoice, a California-based concert and festival promoter. The first Stagecoach Festival was held in 2007, two years after the first Coachella Festival, and has since become one of the largest and most popular country music festivals in the United States.

The festival has hosted many high-profile country music artists over the years, including Luke Bryan, Blake Shelton, Miranda Lambert, Jason Aldean, Kenny Chesney, and Carrie Underwood, among others.

Famous For:
The festival is known as one of the largest and most popular country music festivals in the United States and has become a must-attend event for fans of the genre.

Creation Purpose:
The festival was also designed to cater to the unique culture and lifestyle of country music fans, with activities and attractions such as line dancing, mechanical bull rides, and western-themed vendors. Additionally, the festival was seen as an opportunity to bring tourism and revenue to the city of Indio and the surrounding Coachella Valley region, which is known for its desert landscape and warm climate.

Fun Facts:
In 2012, the festival set a record for the largest country music dance, with 10,881 people dancing to the same song at the same time.

The festival's RV camping area, known as "The Resort", features luxury amenities such as swimming pools, hot tubs, and golf courses.

In 2019, the festival introduced a new lineup of wellness activities, including yoga and meditation classes.

Impact on the Music Industry:
The Stagecoach Country Music Festival has helped to shape the country music industry and has contributed to the genre's continued growth and popularity.