Pure country, pure Nevada farmland. What first began as a Yerington-area fundraiser for the Boys and Girls Club has grown into one of the biggest country music fests in the West. In addition to some of America’s top performers and various stages throughout the venue, ticket holders can access Full Moon Saloon, Extreme Bull Riding and other rodeo acts, mud volleyball, and more. So grab that American flag swimsuit and a case of ice-cold beer, and find the road to Yerington, NV for an unforgettable Night in the Country.
For more than 20 years, this cowboy-hatted party-vibe campout has been bringing out big guns like Blake Shelton, Jason Aldean, and Thomas Rhett—plus plenty of up-and-comers—for three days of pure country music and parties on pristine Nevada farmland.
Each summer, nearly 30,000 country music fans descend upon Yerington, NV for some of the biggest country music stars in the game, with past acts including Kip Moore, Blake Shelton, Chase Rice, LOCASH, Dierks Bentley, and more. But, it’s not just the music that’s been drawing people out to the middle of nowhere Nevada for 20 years. This sold-out event is practically the country music version of Burning Man, with themed campsites, wild costumes, and partying into the night. Matter of fact, the party zone section of the campground area is so wild it’s been known to attract the performers themselves—you never know who you just might bump into.
Travel Nevada Pro Tip
Not ready for Night in the Country to end? Keep the fun going at the Harvest Concert on Sept. 5, 2025. Bring your blankets and lawn chairs for a family-friendly evening with country music star Phil Vassar.
Night in the Country takes place on 160 acres of farmland east of Yerington, Nevada. From general admission passes to Club 149 and luxe Country Cabanas, all ticket levels to Night in the Country sell out each year. For your best shot at getting the tickets and camping experience you’re after, stay up to date on when upcoming lineups and tickets are released—which typically happens each August preceding the event.