COLUMBUS, Ohio — This year’s Buckeye Country Superfest at Ohio Stadium set a two-day record attendance.
Event organizers announced Monday that more than 127,000 people attended the concerts over the weekend.
Grammy-nominated country artist Zach Bryan headlined this year’s event. Bryan served in the U.S. Navy before rising to fame in the country music world. He's tallied 6.8 global streams and is known for his hit songs "Heading South" and Something in the Orange."
Billy Strings, Turnpike Troubadours and special guests Charley Crockett, Charles Wesley Godwin and Levi Turner appeared alongside Bryan.
“The fans continue to show up and blow us away every year at Buckeye,” Buckeye Country Superfest Producer Jason Rogalewski said. “We expected this year’s lineup to be exciting for everyone, but to add a second sold out night and then set a two day attendance record is incredible.”
Nearly 64,000 country music fans turned out for the 2023 Superfest in May.
The next superfest is scheduled to return to Columbus on June 21, 2025.
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