Overview Country Thunder Arizona is a four-day country music and camping festival held every April at AZ Talio Ranch outside Florence, Arizona. Fans buy a weekend pass, pitch camp on the ranch and walk between the campgrounds and a concert bowl built around one Main Stage. It is run by Country Thunder Music Festivals, which also stages festivals in Wisconsin, Saskatchewan, Alberta and Florida. Megan Moroney is announced to close the next edition on its Sunday night. On site The concert bowl is lawn seating. Reserved seats and the Copper Canyon and Golden Dune front-of-stage sections flank the catwalk, and Platinum skyboxes have their own bars and restroom trailers. The Copperhead Stage features local talent. Electric Thunder, a circus tent, runs line dance and swing lessons by day and the official after party at night. Buckin' Thunder puts professional bull riding in an arena every afternoon from Friday on. A food court sits south of the bowl and the whole site is cashless. The Saturday before, the Road to Country Thunder street party fills historic downtown Florence. Audience Most of the crowd camps for the full four days, and every campsite comes with two weekend passes. Campers roll in early in RVs and pickups and keep the same site year after year through renewals. Some upgrade to glamping tents or powered sites. Fans line dance and two-step in Electric Thunder, and dance competition winners get to dance on the Main Stage. Talent and Influencers Recent Arizona headliners include Brooks and Dunn, Lainey Wilson, Zach Top, Gavin Adcock, Keith Urban, Riley Green, Hardy and Bailey Zimmerman. Earlier bills brought Morgan Wallen, Luke Combs, Chris Stapleton, Eric Church, Jelly Roll, Blake Shelton and Florida Georgia Line to Florence. Each edition books 20 to 30 artists across four nights. Beyond the Sunday headliner, the next lineup has not been announced. Track record The Arizona festival has run in Florence for three decades and has now admitted more than one million fans. It marked the millionth with Platinum Experience tickets and a campsite for life. Reserved seats and campsites renew each year before the public sale, and renewals open while the festival is still running. Brand presence Revlon presents the Sunday headliner, and partner logos run on the festival website and across the grounds. The Main Stage carries a header, scrims and a video wall; the Copperhead Stage and Electric Thunder tent are secondary stages. Official partners hold category exclusivity. The festival builds custom on-site activations and hosts partner guests in skyboxes and at private events. It can also print personalized tickets for those guests. Two regional country radio stations are media partners.