Overview FallFest is Lancaster radio station I-105 WIOV's all-day country music festival, and its stage has carried Kenny Chesney in 1997, Keith Urban and Brad Paisley in 2001 and Taylor Swift in 2006. It is one day, one stage, on the driving range at Overlook Community Campus in Manheim Township, Lancaster County: four or five national country acts and one local act, from late morning to early evening. The station produces the whole show itself. WIOV is owned by Cumulus Media, and the station counted 2026 as FallFest's 34th year. On site Parking opens at 7 a.m., VIP ticket holders reach the field at 8 and general admission follows at 8:30; the first act goes on just after 11 and the show wraps around 6. There are no seats. People carry in lawn chairs and blankets and hold their spot on the grass all day, and VIP is a reserved section in front of the stage rather than a chair. Food trucks and bars line the field, with beer, wine and mixed drinks for 21 and over. Outside food, re-entry, tailgating and pets are not allowed, and free satellite parking at Root's Market in Manheim runs a 15-minute shuttle to the gate. Audience It is an all-ages family show, and children five and under get in free. Most of the crowd is from Lancaster County and the rest of Central Pennsylvania, with a share coming in from out of state. Talent and Influencers Tyler Hubbard and Nate Smith were named to headline 2026, with Josh Ross, Harper Grace and Trent Becker and The Collective. The three editions before that were led by Dustin Lynch and Joe Nichols in 2023, Cole Swindell and Gabby Barrett in 2024, and Dylan Scott and LOCASH in 2025. Further back the list runs through Tammy Wynette, Martina McBride, Toby Keith, Dierks Bentley, Little Big Town, The Band Perry and Chris Young. Track record The first edition, billed as Fall Music Fest, ran on 4 October 1992 at Long's Park with Ricky Skaggs on top. It stayed at Long's Park through 2007, moved to Overlook from 2008 to 2018 and to Maple Grove Raceway from 2019 to 2022, and returned to Overlook in 2023. Brand presence Every sponsorship idea is sold to one company only, so no other sponsor on the field runs the same thing, and because WIOV produces the event it builds custom ideas to order. Options run from a booth giveaway and a register-to-win prize to naming rights with site signage and on-air and digital contests on I-105. Booth space goes to the sponsor that bought it and cannot be shared or sublet. Rutter's, Ashley Furniture, Helm Construction and the Law Offices of Metzger Wickersham appeared on the 2026 festival site.