From intimate festivals to new albums and tours, this August promises to keep every country fan’s heart beating fast.


It’s not only the giant festivals that bring the summer heat. Across North America this August, smaller yet unforgettable country events await fans. This is the perfect time to experience authentic music moments, where the gap between artist and audience almost disappears.


Neon Nights – Ohio (Aug 8–9)

At Clay’s Resort, Neon Nights delivers the magic of open-air summer nights. With Brooks & Dunn, Sara Evans, Tracy Lawrence on the lineup, it’s a rare chance to see these country legends share the same stage in a more intimate atmosphere than massive festivals.

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Rock the Plains – Texas (Aug 8–9)

If you love the spirit of Texas, Rock the Plains will strike the right chord. Performances by Randy Rogers Band, Aaron Watson, Josh Abbott Band, Pat Green turn these two days into a southern-style celebration where audience and artist truly become one.

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Highland Farms Country Fest – Canada (Aug 30)

Closing the month, Highland Farms Country Fest brings together Brantley Gilbert, Mitchell Tenpenny, Tyler Hubbard. It’s the perfect event for those who want to end the summer on a high note, with energy and a touch of nostalgia.

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Bailey Zimmerman – Album & Tour

On Aug 8, Bailey Zimmerman releases his second album Different Night Same Rodeo. Alongside, his “New to Country Summer Tour” travels through major cities, offering shows packed with both high-energy performances and relatable storytelling.

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This August, whether you’re seeking a crowded stage or a cozy concert, country music has a way of reaching you. Music doesn’t just come from strings and chords—it lives in every nod to the beat, every knowing glance, and every smile in the crowd.